"Romantic Elegance" - Classic Meets Modern Styled Shoot -Munaluchi Bride

In this “classic-meets-modern” styled shoot the warmth of spring elements brightens up the room, complimenting the white, gold and floral green color themes. The modern aspects of the decor against the traditional lace table linens creates a charming and relaxing atmosphere for your wedding guests. Featuring the work of North Carolina MunaLuchi Coterie Ambassador Dajuan Jones of In His Image Photography, and MunaLuchi Coterie member Creative Touch Events. Read all about the design details and inspiration in the following paragraphs, and view the entire vendor list below.

This “Romantic Elegance” styled shoot incorporated touches of spring wedding details along with a mix of classic and modern elements. Our model, Emily, wore an Allure Bridal gown with an incredible open illusion back that featured swirls of beaded appliques and floating buttons and a soft flowing A-line skirt. The dress was provided by NY Bride & Groom, a cutting edge new bridal boutique in Garner.

Sheer Elegance Events’ hair and makeup artists were drawn to Emily because of her stunning blonde locs and thought that along with her sun kissed skin and a pop of glossed over nude lips, she looked the part of a Spring wedding bride.

Our tablescape featured a classic rectangular table adorned with classic white lace and sequined linen, chandelier centerpiece, gold pillar candle holders adorned with hydrangeas and tulips spring accents like dogwood branches, ivy, white orchids, along with pure glass, gold rimmed chargers, and an assortment of white and gold china.

We chose to mix up the china placing around the table as well, using the same charger, and two different china patterns continue the classic-meets-modern influence. The dogwood branches added warmth and extra contrast to the backs of the chair ends.

Menus by The Desktop Diva were modern and fresh in a square shape that fit perfectly on the white and gold china. Place cards were tented in front of the settings to add more spring warmth to the tabletop.