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Fabulous Los Angeles-based wedding planner Holly Gray from Anything But Gray Events pulled together a cute little vintage photoshoot at the Ruby Street in Los Angeles. With the amazingly talented Mary Costa, we landed ourselves in Green Wedding Shoes. My quirky and vibrant vintage garden invitations help set the tone of the happy and bright hues. We just love color and well, I guess it shows in this shoot. Go forward and be bold we say!


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Planning: Anything But Gray Events // Photography: Mary Costa Photography // Venue: The Ruby Street, Los Angeles, California //Vintage Wedding Invitation Design by Gilded Swan Paperie formerly GoGoSnap! Stationery // Florals: Of The Flowers // Wedding Dress: Dolly Couture // Wedding Dress Boutique: Dolly Couture // Bride's Shoes: Irregular Choice // Hair Stylist: Miss Rockabilly Ruby (also model) // Makeup Artist: Erika Reno Artistry // Groom Attire: The Black Tux // Catering: Cool Haus // Cake: Nicole Bakes Cakes // Tabletop Rentals: DishWish // Furniture Rentals: Thrifted Sister Vintage //Linen Rentals: Luxe Linen // Specialty Rentals: The Booth & Bus Co - A Los Angeles Photo Booth and Photo Bus Company




I was lucky enough to be asked to design an Edwardian themed wedding invitation suite for a styled shoot at the Ruby Street venue again. It was so lovely- soft and pretty palettes and stunning photography from Peterson Design Photo. From the ceremony backdrop, painted wedding cake, and stunning turn of the century venue; this really was a beautiful step back in time. We were featured in my favorite blog, Chic Vintage Brides and Glamour & Grace.


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Photography – Peterson Design & Photography // Venue – Ruby Street // Event Planning – Jane Alexandra Events | Floral Design –Here Come the Blooms // Art Nouveau Wedding Invitation Design by Gilded Swan Paperie formerly GoGoSnap! Stationery // Wedding Cake – Nicole Bakes Cakes // Vintage Rentals – Sweet Salvage Vintage Rentals // Linens – QT’s Pretty Little Things // Hair & Makeup – Bespoke Beauty // Wedding Dress – Maggie Sottero // Groom’s Bow Tie – The Bowtie Boutique // Bride’s Shoes – Rachel Simpson // Bridesmaid Dresses – BHLDN // Bridal Veil & Headpiece – Petals and Stones // Accessories: Petals and Stones // Engagement Ring – Brilliant Earth // Jewelry – Street Bauble // Groomsmen Attire – Express // Ribbon – Shy Myrtle // Tableware – Via La Roche // Signage – Paper Moon Shoppe Co // Backdrops – Paper Moon Shoppe Co // Submitted via Matchology




Updated: Nov 20, 2019

There is noting more glamorous or heavenly than a celestial wedding theme. It's an omnipresent theme for any decade. Think of the early 1900's when Harry Houdini and mystics were big. Think of the flapper in the 1920's with glitter star headbands. The star shape itself is so geometric it can easily become Art Deco. And think about the 1950s and Elizabeth Taylor in her "new look" gown- it just screams for stars and romance under a glittery moon.

Perhaps it's the adventure and unknown that draws us to celestial themes...or the love of nature and the elements? Maybe that the star is such a nice balanced shape and moons convey romance. And just maybe, the biggest reason is that we all love glitter. The more the better! Whatever the case, celestial-themed weddings will surely have you and your guests starry-eyed! A few ideas to help with your theme:

-- twinkle lights

-- glitter, the more the better!

-- vintage rhinestone bouquet

-- fortune teller, mystics 

-- lake wedding with canoe bar and bistro lights

-- zodiac and astrology imagery

-- indigo and gold

-- navy and copper

-- paper moon photo backdrop from Paper Moon Shoppe


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Celestial Themed Great Gatsby Wedding Invitations from Gilded Swan Paperie

Paper Moon:@papermoonshoppe // Dress: @carolinaherrera // Signs & Calligraphy ~ Typecast Lettering and photo by Peterson Photography // Celestial Wedding Invitations by Gilded Swan Paperie // Invitation photo by David Perlman
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