The editorial team behind these images attempted to prove that does not weddings, no matter their size, don't require a huge quantity of decoration or must have decor-filled tables to become absolutely beautiful, elegant, and even enjoyable. Words by the photographer follow…
"Together with my amazing team (just about all-female aside from the videographer), we planned a contemporary, intimate elopement inside a renovated ex-pasta-factory within the older more industrial section of Rome."
"Our editorial was made for the high-end bride, who'd wish to celebrate with only a couple friends, wearing a clean and minimalist vibe, by having an environment to complement, using simple decor and natural colors and design elements."
"We desired to illustrate how this degree of effortless glamour is possible without losing the essence of luxury and magnificence – and highlight how embracing 'less' at the time can feel just like 'more', combined with emotions present."
"We desired to avoid creating an editorial that felt too minimalist, however, so introduced some subtle, keynotes around the decoration and within all of the visual elements: decorated made by hand plates and un-usual floral compositions, for instance."
"The sleek, effortless-looking ball gown wedding dress had an ideal amount of ruches around the sleeves and shoulders to make it pop and stick out — and Martina looked just perfect inside it."
"That same upgraded minimalism was present within the bride's hair and makeup using the small crystals, as well as within the gorgeous rings that featured raw stones."
"The flowers used were elegant orchids having a touch of wild and wooden pieces that can remember the real essence of nature."
Article produced at: https://www.feeltimes.co.uk/
