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Wednesday
Sep102008

Wanwisa Wednesday: Vintage Whimsy

Welcome back to Part V of Wanwisa Wednesday! Guest blogger, Wanwisa Poser, from {Bliss NY} and the fabulous blog {Modern Vintage} has created a stunning post for you today. Be sure to check out Part I, II and III, and IV.

I love vintage details for weddings especially ones that are very personal touches like using a cake cutting set from your grandparent’s wedding or pinning a family heirloom brooch to the satin bound stems of your bouquet. If you don’t have the luxury of having these items for your wedding, throwing in some vintage looking details can still give your event that special personal touch.

Vintage style is not always for everyone. Some people think of vintage style and picture stuffy and delicate antiques that can give a wedding a super formal feel. But, vintage style can also be really fun and casual. Recently, I’ve been lucky enough to get to know two brilliant photographers, Vania and Christine, and fell in love with their gorgeous work. The two gals, photographers and owners of Simply Bloom Photography, produce stunningly beautiful wedding and engagement photos that have a very distinct vintage feel that is, sometimes quirky, and always divine. I’ve put together a board inspired by four fabulous photos from Simply Bloom Photography that shows how you can make your vintage wedding whimsical and flirty. Enjoy!

“Dotti” invitation suite from Dauphine Press; Beaded circa 1940’s Jewel Framed Clutch from Carole Tanenbaum Vintage Collection; Judd Wadell Gown via Brides.com; Vintage Typewriter Guestbook detail via Martha Stewart Weddings; Filigree cupcake wrappers via Fancy Flours; Vintage Bride and Groom cake topper via Martha Stewart Weddings

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Reader Comments (2)

I had the pleasure in photographing Christine's Wedding, she has amazing talent and I was so priviledged to have been chosen to capture it.

September 12, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterOeil Photography

Oeil, you did a great job on capturing these photos. It looked so vintage and i like it. I'm pretty much sure that the wedding itself inspired all the guests. This is a kind of wedding may couples are dreaming to have. Best wishes!

Luc Jenson
Vintage Clothing Website

October 15, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterLuc Jenson

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