Wildflower Weddings, Brad Barnwell Photography, McClintock Distilling, Posh Bridal MD, and Wander Frederick teamed up to create the ultimate styled shoot.
A little from Wildflower Weddings:
As wedding vendors, we can all appreciate the bride who is simple, yet embraces creative ideas. The bride who strives for a unique and locally sourced wedding, but knows the most important part of the day is love. We used this kind of bride as inspiration for this styled shoot and we are in love with the results.
McClintock’s is one of Frederick’s newest wedding venues that is generating a buzz. It’s not hard to tell why, between all of the exposed brick and gorgeous copper, it is a photographers haven.
“There is just something so romantic about candle light. We grabbed these blue (Hey…. there’s your something blue!) from Creme de la creme and created a cocktail table design using rose buds, brass candle sticks, tulle and a whole lot of greenery. Simple, yet creative and elegant.
How can one be drunk in love without some booze? Wander Frederick got real crafty with McClintock’s awesome spirit selection. This one is includes a mix of fever tree tonic, lemon, cranberries and McClintock’s Epiphany vodka. All we can say is YUM. You want this drink served at your wedding for sure. If you haven’t gone for a spirit tasting at this new distillery yet, we highly recommend.
We imagine this beautiful arrangement on the dessert or signage table. Pulling elements from the bridal bouquet, this arrangement is heavily filled with ranunculuses and garden roses.
TREND ALERT! Wearable florals is the new thing for 2017 wedding season. Wildflower Weddings created this necklace using a single, stunning ranunculus flower. We love how it paired with this beautiful rose gold dress from Posh Bridal.
This is the kind of shot bride’s dream of…..photographer, Brad Barnwell took advantage of the beautiful day and captured this pin worthy photograph. We loved how this photoshoot incorporated so many great Frederick things, including the cherry blossoms on the creek. Can you say swoon?
