It all started with a group of passionate photographers and wedding professionals who got together back in February (Super Bowl Sunday to be exact) at the Hotel Shattuck in Berkeley . The photographers spent about ten hours shooting to their heart's content while an event planner, florist, bridal gown designer (moi), DJ and lighting expert, two models, a hairdresser and makeup artist all helped put their own touches into the mix. Thanks to Laura Urbina and the wonderful management team at Hotel Shattuck, we were fortunate to have been set up in the Presidential Suite, a series of Deco-inspired rooms ideal for shooting fashion. Today's post focuses on four vintage dresses shot against a backdrop of white columns and black and white tiled floors. The pièce de résistance is photographer, Jim Vetter's hauntingly beautiful use of light and composition . . . . magnificent!
CREDITS
Photographers: Jim Vetter Photography /Brian MacStay
Dresses and headpieces: Amy-Jo Tatum Bride
Hair Stylist: Style by Lana
Makeup Artist: Tracy Shelor- Makeup, Skin and Airbrush Artist
Floral Designer: Grand Flowers
Venue: Hotel Shattuck Plaza
Event Planner: All Things Simple
Video: AVR Films
Venue: Hotel Shattuck Plaza
Event Planner: All Things Simple
Video: AVR Films
Special thanks to Brian MacStay for images 3,5 and 6
Submitted via Two Bright Lights
27 comments:
It is a very good collection of wedding photos and good reception arrangement. My close friends has looking for the bridal dress as in the photos. She was searching the wedding dresses in Atlanta at online and directories.
gorgeous! i really enjoy the hair adornments.
These pics are soo stunning!!! x
beautiful photos! i love the little pearls inside the roses!
beautiful!
xo
MosaMuse
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wow, a stylized shoot sounds so fun! my favorite photo is the dramatic reflection photo of the bride with the red roses.
Exquisite styling--beautiful dresses. I love the close-up with the rose bouquet. The detailing is lovely.
How gorgeous! What a talented team you make! The gowns are just spectacular :) xoxo
Absolutely gorgeous post!
Love the gloves and bouquet!
xoxox,
CC
I'm glad to see the post well received, Amy! Thank you for publishing this.
I'd like to give credit to Brian MacStay for capturing the image of the bride on the table, the bouquet closeup and the jewelry box.
Oh how I wish to be the person wearing such a lovely gown in front of the camera. Great job guys!
Can I just say ... "WOW"!?
Greetings from Qatar!
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This post is so inspiring and pretty
Great pics! Love them :) Mind to follow each other?
Alessia
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Amazing photos, they are so beautiful, not only the photos, but also the dresses. Such a nice work.
Have a great weekend,
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Pure love!!!!
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The second vintage dress - so pretty. That'd be my pick!
wow absolutely beautiful!! I love the dress with the flutter sleeves :)
Love the whole Art Deco era and look!
Oh, this looks like such an amazing event! These photos are so beautiful!
Have a wonderful weekend!
xx Ivana
Macarons and Pearls
Beautiful styling and the backdrop is perfect!
xoxo,
Chic 'n Cheap Living
What a beautiful event, look forward to next parts as well. My favourite picture is the one with reflection, I wonder what is that surface. I hope to visit San Francisco this year, we are planning actually. Maybe you come visit Istanbul or Florence one day as well and maybe we can meet : ) Have a lovely weekend : )
Amazing..stunning place and dress!! Loved it! x
All the dresses are so beautiful. Thanks!
Printed Skirt
I think all wedding dresses are more stylish so thanks for share these collections.
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WoooW...!!
What a collection..very nice. I really like your blog and images. you doing well,hats of you..I hope we also learn from you..
Gorgeous And Awesome collection...
Women have been wearing party dresses for centuries. Gowns that were designed specifically for formal occasions date back to the 17th century. The mantua was a loose-fitting gown with cuffed sleeves that was often worn with a petticoat.
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