Bright and whimsical spring wedding inspiration with Dearly Beloved

Published by Claire Gould on January 22, 2017January 22, 2017

As a girl with a freely admitted paper fetish, I do love to see a shoot where deliciously designed stationery takes centre stage. (And because I’m totally skill-less with flower arranging, I adore it when beautifully styled flowers share the limelight!) So today’s bright, springtime wedding style inspiration is just so lovely to share with you. I hope it brightens your heart and your day as much as it does mine!

Words: Dearly Beloved | Images: Grace Elizabeth Photography and UpArt Photography.

Devon wedding suppliers have come together to share Spring wedding inspiration in this modern wedding styled photo shoot, created especially for couples looking for an alternative way to tie the knot.

Focused on the finer details of your wedding celebration, including illustrated invitations, a rustic bouquet and hand painted wedding cake; these wonderful suppliers joined forces to create vibrant wedding styling featuring sweet pastels and modern rose gold tones – perfect for the modern couple!

“After visiting the beautiful, light space at Devonport Guildhall we thought it would be great to illustrate the iconic architecture. It can be really tricky to find a city centre venue that still has a classic airy feel and so really wanted to share this venue with couples looking to get hitched in Devon.” Abigail, Dearly Beloved

Plymouth based creative couple Abigail & Ben of Dearly Beloved, specialise in contemporary wedding invitations. For this inspirational photo shoot the design duo created a quirky suite of stationery featuring a custom illustration of the historic venue. Using the invitations as a starting point, local suppliers Native Flower Farm, Edible Essence Cake Art, UpArt Photography and Grace Elizabeth Photography worked collaboratively with Dearly Beloved’s Abigail to create a contemporary, fun wedding style.

“…we knew we needed bright but delicate flowers to highlight and meld all the elements of the scheme into one big beautiful whole. Inspired by what we saw in our fields and the classic flower shapes of Dearly Beloved Guildhall designs, we created a bridal bouquet and table-scape of bright pops and fresh greens in a riotous garden-gathered style with a delicate nod to the elegance of the Regency setting of the Guildhall with our favourite trailing ribbon styling.” Kelly, Native Flower Farm