Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones

May 21, 2021 | Inspiration

A non-traditional monochromatic color palette and the wedding venue of our dreams? Umm, yes please! Who knew mustard could be such a gorgeous foundation for your wedding!? The minute we laid eyes on these cheerful Fall blooms by SpringVale Floral - we were sold. Captured by Perry Vaile with planning and design from Fine Art Curation member Pamela Barefoot Events + Design, these designs are guaranteed to inspire you to think outside the green and blush box when deciding on the perfect palette for your Autumnal Big Day - here's proof the results are oh-so worth it!

Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
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Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
Autumnal Grandeur with Ochre & Golden Tones Pin it
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From Stylist, Pamela Barefoot Events + Design: "Quite simply, this editorial was inspired by the fall season and grandeur of the venue. A gorgeous palace made of marble and stained glass, we brought in feminine and soft details for balance. Luxurious velvet fabric draped above the dinner table under the pergola, while neutral table settings allowed the autumnal flower arch to really stand out. The Oscar de la Renta ball gown was fitting for the early 1900s when the venue was built, with layers of sheer fabric adorned with lace floral appliqués.

The bridal look was one of utter romance with just a hint of old Hollywood glam. According to the venue’s website “Swannanoa was built in 1912 by James Dooley for his wife, Sallie May Dooley. The Dooleys built this exquisite 23, 000 square foot marble mansion on Afton mountain to use as their summer home to beat the heat and humidity of Richmond. The exterior is white Georgian marble from the US while all the interior is Italian imported marble. The Tiffany stained glass window at the top of the grand staircase is of Sallie May, his wife and is the largest Tiffany found in any private home in America.”

vendor details

Photographer: Perry Vaile | Film Lab: Photovision Prints | Stylist / Planner: Pamela Barefoot Events + Design | Floral Designer: SpringVale Floral | Dress Designer: Carine's Bridal Atelier | Rentals: Emerson James | Accessories: Brides and Hairpins | Venue: Swannanoa Palace | Cake Designer: Fancy Cakes by Leslie | Hair & Make-up Artist: Anna Breeding | Linens: Nuage Designs | Invitations: Emily Baird Design | Groom’s Tux: The Black Tux | Rentals: MS Event Rental

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