A daring color palette, vintage décor and wild meadow-like florals work together to embody the effortless romance of a European dinner party at Paris Dining Club. The intimate venue’s space serves as an idyllic backdrop for cozy micro-wedding inspiration for nearly weds who aim for a bold and unforgettable celebration.
Touching on trends without truly time-stamping the scene, each element came together to foster a rich and playful ambiance. Contrasting without clashing, moss green velvet table linens drape over the serpentine structure with vibrant raspberry florals snaking their way across the luxe tablescape. Cheerful peonies, ranunculus, tulips and daffodils sprout out amongst airy ferns and moss to create a romantic garden texture. Unexpected artichokes and asparagus add a visual interest to the scene while remaining within the color palette, which allows for a true feast for the eyes.
The bride and groom’s attire work to echo the effortless fusion between vintage sensibilities and contemporary trends within the design. The groom donning a black suit and tie in a look not overly formal, but traditionally refined. The bride’s basque-waist ball gown calls upon vintage structure and fabrics while grounding completely in the present with exposed boning and clean, modern lines.
Possibly the most underrated aspect of a wedding day plays a crucial role in this scene: lighting. Ambient, dim lighting from the grand chandelier allows for the flickering of candlelight to reflect off of metallic vintage-inspired tableware to create an intimate coziness. Additionally, the use of flash and film photography in this dim lighting allows the rich textures and colors to truly come to life.
