Industrial wedding

Calling all edgy, fashion-forward couples: Courtney and Marcell's Castaway Portland wedding is sure to drive you wild — in the best way! We're obsessing Calling all edgy, fashion-forward couples: Courtney and Marcell's Castaway Portland wedding is sure to drive you wild — in the best way!

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This colorful Dallas wedding is everything. Think rich gold and burgundy hues, a candlelit reception and a warehouse setting that is all kinds of beautiful. From the lush florals to the sweet calligraphy, this, loves, is a total must-see.

Apotheca Flowers photographed by Lindsay Hackney at Brick South in Portland Maine.

Your Narrative blog will appear here, click preview to see it live. For any issues click here The Team: Wedding Planner: Haute House Studios Venue: Mill City Museum Wedding Dress Shop: Our Shop Bridal (ceremony dress) and The Wedding Shoppe (reception) Bridesmaid Dresses Shop: Birdy Grey Hair: Ziel Bridal Makeup: Taylor Miley & Courtney Hagfors […]

If you're thinking of DIY-ing any details of your wedding, make sure to take a peek at how these couples nailed their DIY weddings for inspiration.

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Industrial chic wedding is quite a big trend these year, it is great for brides who love the energy of city life and the feel of a reclaimed industrial space. Accompanied by exposed brick walls, visible pipes overhead, and wooden pillars in the middle of the room, the peeled-paint walls of industrial venues are filled[...] READ ARTICLE

When you've got an urban/rustic venue like Smoky Hollow Studios and a draw-dropping, crystal-topped wedding gown, the simplest of details really do go a When you've got an urban/rustic venue like Smoky Hollow Studios and a draw-dropping, crystal wedding gown, the simplest of details really do go a long way.