Vané Broussard of Brooklyn Bride created this electrifying neon shoot that is sure to make anyone over-the-top happy!
Photography: 1. art beauty life
Concept: Vané Broussard
Styling: Jacqueline Weppner
Florals: Blossom & Branch
Cake: Nine Cakes
Makeup & hair: Face Time Beauty
Invitation: Paper+Cup
This wedding at The Foundry in Long Island City is a perfect example of a how to have a cozy and intimate wedding gathering!
“There are few spaces that I love as much as The Foundry on Long Island. It’s modern but soulful. It’s city but a touch country. It’s girl, but boy too. It’s all together perfect and I’ve yet to see a single wedding there that I didn’t fall head over heals for. BUT. When you add in a touch of Isabelle Selby Photography, florals by Saipua and a black tie meets Anthropology vibe…well love doesn’t even do it justice.” – Abby Larson from Style Me Pretty
Wedding Photography: Isabelle Selby Photography / Second Shooter: Lauren Slusher Photography / Wedding Venue: The Foundry / Floral Design: Saipua / Catering: NY Bite Club / Desserts: DIY by a Friend / Wedding Invitations + Save-the-Dates: Courtney Gertler (The Bride) / Letterpress Printing: Colleen Elise of Letter & Lark / Wedding Dress: Carol Hannah / Bride’s Short Dress: BHLDN / Bride’s Shoes: See by Chloe / Bridesmaids’ Dresses: J.Crew
For more gorgeousness and design design details pick up the new issue of Martha Stewart Weddings and visit the Seaport Flowers site!
One of my favorite designers, Ariella Chezar, creates earthly romantic arrangements packed with petals and textures. Feast your eyes on her website….www.ariellaflowers.com!
When I lived in Brooklyn, the BBG was a favorite place to visit! We did many weddings there, each different but inspired by the lush surrounding gardens. This summer when we visited we made a day of it…we had a blast prancing though the roses, dancing under the mobiles, and gazing into the huge koi pond! The Cherry Blossom Festival is a must if you you are there in April….dreamy and magical!
When touring the Bonsai Museum in Brooklyn, New York I really got a feel for the ancient Japanese art form of growing miniature trees. Each plant was a different variety and each a had their own unique shape. I could see bonsai as a form of gardening done together as a couple and how neat would it be to display the miniature landscapes as centerpieces at your wedding!
Shopping for ribbon in New York City’s Garment District is like entering Candy Land!!!! See what I mean…
Vintage Grosgrain, Lace, Sequins, Trims, ahhhhhhhhh!
