Over on the blog today this bold and colourful Wizard of Oz wedding styled shoot. Planned and styled by tribe member My Pretties UK and shot by Kieran Paul Photography this theme is certainly not for the faint hearted! With touches of Steampunk and vintage, its an eclectic mix of everything which you can find down the yellow brick road!
Bold & vibrant throughout, this Wizard of Oz wedding styled shoot provides the perfect inspiration if you are looking to pull together a fully themed wedding. Check out the top tips below on how to acheive this look.
We particularly love how the perfect backdrop of the yellow fields at venue Thief Hall mix so well with the alternative wedding bouquet and bridal denim jacket.
Top tips to acheive this Wizard of Oz wedding look
BIG, BRIGHT & BOLD
Go bold or go home... this theme is not for the faint hearted but if you love it, run with it.
CHOOSE AWESOME SUPPLIERS
Work with real alternative & daring suppliers. Ones who love it when you ask for crazy things. If they look scared, look elsewhere!
ADAPT YOUR THEME
This shoot features both steampunk & vintage but if they aren't your style the theme can easily be adapted to suit.
The team behind this awesome wizard of Oz wedding styled shoot
Planning, concept & stylist – Jen Sawdon-Mckay – My Pretties UK.
Photographer – Kieran Paul Photography
Venue: Thief Hall
Models – Robin Smith & Catriona Power
Grooms Attire – Dandy Threads
Brides Outfit – Elsie Vee Vintage.
Lingerie – What Katie Did
Shoes – Irregular Choice
Makeup – Hannah Harrison
Cake – Debbie Gillespie Cake Design
Fresh florals – Frenchie Loves Flowers
Bouquet, button hole, necklace and light up heart – Maddison Rocks Floral
Stationery – Ochre Eclectic
Accessories: Headwear – Dolls Mad Hattery
Accessories: Leather Jacket – Sammy Lea’s Retro Emporium
Accessories: Garter – Silk Garters Handmade For Your Wedding
Welcome Sign – wood creations – Kate Palmer-Irani – BrambleSky
Crochet items, oversized poppies, grooms tie – Re-fresh Re-style Wedding Designs
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