Looking at autumnwedding gownmakes me wish that we had fall in the Philippines. Sure, we can still wear many of the trends and colors of the season, but wouldn't it be nice if trees outside were shedding their leaves and getting ready for the winter? Anyway, you can replicate the crisp atmosphere of fall at your wedding by dressing your entourage appropriately. Start with the flower girl! While flower girls look adorable in just about any dress, they look extra sweet in the rich fabrics, deep jewel tones, and golden-brown hues of autumn. Check out my favorite fall flower girl dresses under the cut.
One thing we did agree on was the importance of attire! I had a very specific idea of the type of dress I wanted and knew I would never be able to find anything in a Bridal store. I sought out a local dress designer, Lani from R O O Y Couture, to design andwedding gownsmy gown. All I knew was I wanted a black and white satin cocktail length gown that had some form of bustle in the back. Having the dress made was the most exciting part of the planning process for me. It was incredible to see your vision being constructed. I think Terence was equally excited about attire, as he was looking forward to purchasing his first 3-piece suit. It took some time to find a suit that was just right, but we got lucky at Hugo Boss and found exactly what both he and I pictured! I wanted to make sure his ensemble looked classic so we choose a white collared shirt with a solid black satin time to compliment black suit with a subtle black pin stripe.
We wanted to find a venue that was unique and unexpected for our guests. I had always pictured a loft or art gallery as the perfect setting for a wedding that would make our guest's feel like they were heading out for a chic night-on-the-town. I Flower Girls Dress loved the idea that both these types of venues could act as a blank slate with architectural aspects such as white or brick walls, concrete, and wood. We found the perfect independent gallery called Latitude 53 which is housed in a historic creamery building, complete with all the original brick!
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