Get ready to see a fab rustic wedding with a major twist today, lovely readers. Vicky and Jesse tied the knot on September 17th 2016 in Pennsylvania. The very clever bride and groom managed to highlight and utilise both the great outdoors and the Art Nouveau movement to bring their big day to life. For those of you who may not have heard of Art Nouveau (like myself), it is an ?ornamental style of art? with an emphasis on various decorative elements. The amazing venue was Shenango Pines Farm, which also happens to be owned by Vicky?s parents and has just been morphed into an events space.
Vicky?s outfit was sublime – a Watters strapless fitted lace gown, a birdcage veil, Art Deco earrings gifted to her by her love and gorgeous sparkly high heels. Her bridesmaids wore grey sequinned dresses and all the girls held vibrant dried flower and feather bouquets, tied with orange antique velvet ribbons. The boys were vintage-cool in grey suits, vests and green ties. There were many DIY touches including the wooden stationery, the spirit bottle oil lamps (awesome!), the table number signs and the bouquets. My very favourite aspect of their one-of-a-kind celebration was the fact that the happy couple’s sisters doubled as bridesmaids and officiants. What a special and memorable touch.
Thank you so much to Jeannine Bonadio Photography for sharing these great pictures with us.
 

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