Couples dreaming of an artful celebration will find inspiration in this editorial. Designed with a fashion-forward eye, the styling embraced contemporary wedding trends while honoring the gothic beauty of the church’s past. The couple is underneath towering ceilings and arched windows, bathed in light that filtered through aged glass. Each image revealed the balance of old-world grandeur and bold modern touches.
At the center of the scene set serpentine tables covered in vibrant wild florals and textured linens. The floral design was intentionally heavy, designed to add romance and movement to every frame. Dramatic color palettes, including deep burgundies, greens, and various shades of pinks, echoed the richness of the venue. In a space filled with deep shadows and soft glows, the colors became even more striking.
Every detail came with intention. The lighting ranged from golden and moody to bright and reflective. The venue’s historical features, including exposed brick and centuries-old wood, created contrast with the sleek fashion styling. The editorial felt like a masquerade in the heart of the South, full of mystery, elegance, and soul.
For couples seeking something different, Hotel Peter and Paul offers a venue like no other. Something rooted in tradition but fearless in expression. This editorial celebrates the creative possibilities that come from combining fashion, history, and bold design. It is a reminder that weddings can be both timeless and trend-forward.
Let this editorial serve as inspiration for your own celebration. A wedding, after all, is a reflection of your story. And every great story deserves a dramatic, beautiful beginning.
Images: @jessrenephotos // Planning: @ruzincweddings, @styledbyruzin, @jmeventsanddesigns // Florals: @thewillowblu // Venue: @hotelpeterandpaul // Invitation: @anaandink // Rentals: @exploreelement // ottomans: @lovegoodrentals // Tableware: @theprissyplatecompany // Dresses: @bcdressrental // Hair Accessories: @delorea_bridal // Hair: @kaseysmithbeauty // Makeup: @7.0paris