Burned Golden: A Still, Quiet Morning with New Family

Dec 20, 2017 | Inspiration

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Let us never forget the root of the heart of a wedding: new family, a new beginning, and forever love. Today we're fortunate to have a few of our all-time favorites sharing an authentic, raw editorial about the beauty of new family and the radiance of a still morning. Photographer Taylor & Porter caught the emotions and essence of a simplistic wedding day morning and we're enamored with the moodier, expressive photos. Sundari - The Wedding Stylist artfully thought of every detail down to this bride's ethereal accessories that give off an angelic aura. The blooms by Jo Flowers are muted and grounded by earthly tones which feels both autumnal and spring-like, depending on your interpretation....

From The Wedding Stylist: "Your wedding day will be filled with moments you hope to be captured as if they were a painting. This inspirational piece was inspired by just that, the slowness and meaningful moments that take place throughout your wedding day and in particular the intimacy between yourself and your future family.

In our particular story, women are our champions. We took inspiration from the artist Vermeer, who more often than not, used woman as his inspiration, pictured performing simple daily tasks. His eye always drawn to the detail of her clothing, her actions and her emotion. Our women and champions of this story is the bride and her future Mother-in-Law. We see the Mother taking the time to dress her daughter-in-law to be, she is preparing ingredients with her, she is the one dressing the table with foraged florals for the wedding guests and couple to enjoy and celebrate at after the ceremony. She truly is the champion of this couple’s relationship and you can feel the excitement, anticipation and bond between them.

With this we intertwined the emotional words of Lang Leav’s “Soul Mates” to set the tone and emotion of this intimate celebration. Our Mother would read these words to the beloved couple during their ceremony and even help the writing the rest of their vows to one another in the tranquil and ancient English setting."