I will always be a fan of the 1920’s era. In reality, I have to admit that I am actually OBSESSED with this fabulous time period where fashion and style were all about the glitz and glamour. When this bygone era is intertwined with weddings, my heart just can not handle it. So you can imagine how I felt the moment I viewed the first image of this stunning NYC wedding styled shoot. No joke, but I did not even have to look at the rest of the images to know that I wanted to feature it. This jaw-dropping gorgeous and beautiful 1920s inspired wedding shoot has caused me to fall in love with this era all over again. It is the kind of styled shoot that has me gasping at every single detail. It’s elegant, luxurious, and charming details makes my heart go pitter patter. Oh, and then you have a talented photographer like emma cleary photography, who has produced the most incredible images, and this styled shoot just got better. Just wow. So, clear your schedule because you will need some time to browse and admire the amazing details from this exquisite styled shoot. I promise you will not be disappointed.
From emma cleary photography…
The shoot took place in the India House which is located in the “stone street historic district” of NYC. We wanted to create a wedding that might have actually happened in the 1920s as this venue has retained its historic beauty. We had a variety of gorgeous gowns and headpieces that reflected the style of that era. Our wide eyed bride looked perfect in this style as did our handsome groom. Our style was carried throughout the shoot from the casting of the models to the invitations, flowers and everything in between. “My eye is always drawn to the details, whether it be the brides beautiful eyes or the flowers she holds. I love to stay creative, this shoot was a joy to put together.”
Vendors:
Photographer: emma cleary photography
Location: India House
Bridal Shoes: Botticelli Shoes
Jewelry: Cassandra Lynne
Hair: ChristiRizos.Com
Flowers: City Blossoms
Bridal Gown Shop: Designer Loft & L’Fay Bridal
Groom Apparel: Dibi Ties
Cake: Financier Patisserie
Groom Tuxedo: Ian Rios
Caterer: Masterpiece Caterers
Makeup: Red Carpet Brides
Invitations: Suite paper