Although many couples look to escape the city for their big day, the city can still be an amazing backdrop, especially for stunning photography. Jen and Matt’s Seattle wedding is a perfect example; fun, roaring 20s inspired style and industrial cityscapes make for a unique and memorable look. I really love all of the flapper era inspired details that have their own modern twist, including the bride’s sequined sneakers, pinstriped suits, peacock feathers, pearls and bridesmaid’s outfits! Breath taking photography by the very talented Sarah Rhoads, check out her blog for more. Found via the amazing Love My Dress.



Credits: Photography by Sarah Rhoads.




Vintage inspired weddings are taking the industry by storm. You can find it’s influence in everything from shoes, to jewelry, to gowns, to rings and more. 
Among all the stress of wedding planning, the pure joy when choosing your wedding gown, and the endless searching for the perfect photographer, it’s easy to overlook the seemingly simple detail of choosing your wedding day shoes. However, this particular detail is an important part of your over all look, and shouldn’t be cast aside. Many wedding gowns are floor length, which means your shoes may be hidden for most of your wedding, but don’t let that discourage you. Many brides change into a tea length, or shorter dress for their reception, or have their train bustled up for dancing, which means your shoes will be making a big appearance. Not to mention all of the adorable photo opportunities where your shoes will be a big feature. Make this detail a priority, and another way to express your personal style, and add a little flair to your wedding day look.

