Unconventional Wedding

Wild Industrial Wedding At The Grain Store

Hey lovely Unconventionals! We’re back again with our weekly alternative wedding inspiration. This wild industrial wedding, captured by Freeformimages Photography, is an awesome mix of ‘indoors and outdoors’ and we think you’ll love it. Check it out!

bride in field of yellow flowers - unique bridal portrait

Unique Wedding Styling At The Grain Store

This wild industrial wedding shoot took place at The Grain Store in the South Hams. It’s a brand new alternative wedding venue, a traditional working farm with fields rolling down to the sea.

This wedding styling combines the wild and natural vibe of the Devon countryside with the  industrial copper feel of the large workhouse barn. Merging and blending the styles and materials from the industrial and natural world creates a brilliant juxtaposition of texture and colour. The blue accents really pop next to the copper. 

This look was styled by Unity Event Design with florals by Thorn Flowers, decor from Glas Events, furniture from Signature Blue and textiles from Penelopes Child.

Wild Industrial Wedding - Bridal Inspiration

This wedding dress is a stunning design by Christine Trewinnard. The ivory lace with blush undertones compliments the hint of copper in the full skirt. We’re also loving this geometric copper crown from The Lucky Sixpence, tying in the wild industrial wedding theme. With hair by Toni Gogola and makeup by Chloe Bond, model Sarah looks gorgeous! Both bride and groom are rocking handmade wedding rings from Molten Wedding Ring Company.

A handfasting wedding ceremony

For the handfasting wedding ceremony, Nixie James-Scott Unique Ceremonies created a cord with copper tones, sequins, and silver ribbons. It’s the small details like this that tie the whole look together! 

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wild industrial wedding details

Cake!

A little appreciation for the wedding cake, please! We’re loving this unique design by Claire’s Sweet Temptations.

Wild Industrial Wedding Stationery

This stationery by RoCha Designs pulls the look together so nicely! We’re loving this copper and blue combo.

a wedding grazing table

How could this wild industrial wedding get any better? With a grazing table, of course! Pretty Social Grazing and Devon Cove supplied these gorgeous grazing platters and luxury hampers for the shoot. Working with the concept of ‘eating with your eyes’, they took inspiration from the venue’s rustic and countryside surroundings. 

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The team behind this wild industrial wedding

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