Moody and Ethereal Bridals
We recently caught up with Wedding Sparrow fave, stylist Lindsey Zamora, at the recent Amanda Watson workshop. After catching up, we chatted about this gorgeous shoot, located at the magical The Trinity Institute in Texas, and learned about the gamble they took with the weather. A (super!) crazy storm blew in right as photographer Julie Cate Photography and the team were pulling up and decided to scratch the shoot. Right as the last item was packed away, the sun came out and created this insanely beautiful and incredibly unique ambiance... one they couldn't pass up!
Below you'll see light play with dark, movement paired with stoic beauty, and film photographs create a painterly picture of an ethereal bride. What we love so much about the colors and design choices is that they appeared completely different than originally thought, due to the circumstances! Weddings are amazing. However, circumstances change, weather changes, and whatever else may happen - but if you 'roll with the punches', the unexpected may turn out to be stunning. Brides: admire with us the stunning pale blue tablescape and the incredibly romantic florals by Bows and Arrows, but also take note of this unexpected and simply gorgeous scene...
Vendor Details
Photography: Julie Cate Photography | Film Lab: The Find Lab | Stylist & Planner: Lindsey Zamora | Floral Designer: Bows and Arrows | Dress Designer: Truvelle | Rentals: A and Be' Dallas | Venue: The Trinity Institute | Hair & Makeup Artist: Brittany Jones | Calligraphy//Paper goods: Fig and Flourish | Model Agency : Dragonfly Agency | Model: Lyric Menges
Comments
I like how her dress falls! It just has a wonderful texture that photographs really well.
So beautiful! I love the moody, muted neutrals with little pops of pink, and all the wonderful texture.
