Fine Art Wedding Inspiration Full of Gorgeous Florals

Full of springtime pastel shades and plenty of whimsical details, this fine art wedding inspiration coordinated by Lila Lane Events & Planning combines classic and artful design for a true one-of-a-kind celebration. Our hearts were quickly stolen by scenes covered in florals from Root and Wilde and captured on camera by the talented Sarah Tribett Photography indoors and out. A beautiful bride modeled this truly timeless wedding day look characterized by gorgeous glam waves and flawless bridal beauty styled by artists of Think Brink Beauty that went oh-so-well with her off-the-shoulder gown. Invite your guests in style with invitations hand-lettered by CalliRosa where soon after your “I do” they’ll enjoy reception dining at tablescapes awash in pale blue textured linens from Premiere Events. We love the way these fine art wedding elements all blend so seamlessly together and can’t get over how unique decor pieces can add so much character to your big day. See more of the best photos from this fine art wedding inspiration down below, and read on for a note from the photographer about the entire elegant affair. Cheers!

From the photographer, Sarah Tribett Photography: “In this shoot, the goal was to create a very soft but modern fine art look, and display some beautiful ways couples can add personal and meaningful details into a wedding. We kept a soft color palette, with soft pinks and blues, in combination with creams and whites. Texture was very important to us – this shows in wildflower choices by Root and Wilde, the handmade paper used in the invitation suite by CalliRosa and the linens chosen by Premiere Events. One of the big features of this shoot was the seating chart wall – each guest got their own envelope containing a personal note from the couple. Each envelope had the guest’s name in calligraphy, and was sealed with a special mini wax seal with their table number. On the table, we also had handmade paper menus personalized with the guest’s name, along with a mini wax seal that depicts their meal choice. In this way, servers can easily see who is supposed to get which meal! A champagne tower concluded this day – making a splash!”