Ballet-inspired wedding editorial with lush garden florals
We're in for a visual feast today with this sumptuous ballet-inspired wedding editorial full of lush garden florals and three incredible pastel tulle bridal gowns. Captured by Virginia wedding photographer and Fine Art Curation member, David Abel, it showcases wedding creativity at its best and serves heaps of inspiration to those of you inspired by couture fashion and the arts, and the heady drama of romance.
Bountiful flowers in hues of honey yellow, lavender and powder blue carry throughout the spectacular indoor floral installation and lush garden-inspired banquet table. Delicate butterfly and insect imagery feature throughout the tablescape and are sprinkled through the styling details and layered textures.
We are head over heels for the incredible gowns by NYC designer, Karen Sabag, which bring an ethereal avant-garde feel that blends beautifully with the ballet touches and sumptuous flowers.
"This editorial is based on the world of ethereal, nontraditional bridal and influenced by the transformative art of ballet," explains David. "The ever changing state of nature and time moves through these images all set against the timeworn blue gray walls of Salubria, a historic Georgian-style manor house in Virginia."
vendor details
Photographer: David Abel Photography | Film Lab: Richard Photo Lab | Stylist/Producer: Lustre Theory | Floral designer: Darling and Daughters | Dress designer: Karen Sabag | Rentals: DC Rental | Hair and make-up: Flawless On Site and Blush Tones | Tux: The Black Tux | Rings: Susie Saltzman | Stationery: Crimson Letters | Cookies: Monika Kos Sweets | Tabletop: The Globe | Candles: La Petite Abeille | Linens: Nuage Designs | Workshop hosts: David Abel Photography and Lustre Theory
