Wow! We loved being part of this stylized shoot at Southwind Hills with so many incredible vendors! Here is what EB2 Events had to say about the shoot:

“When this group of amazing vendors get together, magic happens!   Needless to say, we had a blast styling this inspirational shoot at the gorgeous Southwind Hills to showcase their newest venue spot, The Chapel.  The color scheme we used was a deep blue teal color matched with accents of copper and white.  Our inspiration for this look came from the gorgeous vintage couch that we used for the bride and groom’s seats at the head table.  The custom built copper tall stand that held that floral arrangements, handmade by Southwind Hills Floral Design Team, is a unique modern take on a traditional centerpiece. We just loved the contrasting look with the dark mahogany farm table.  Place settings were white plates on copper chargers and flatware, adorned with cute custom cut name plates for each guest.  Fun and unique glassware is a current trend that we incorporated with the ornate blue stemware and Moscow Mule mugs.  Cake spreads are so much more fun than the traditional tall tiered wedding cake.  Brown Egg Bakery knocked this look out of the park!  The macaroon topped ice cream cones are adorable and a different addition to a dessert table. Good Measure Creative designed the custom invitation suite to match, using the teal in a watercolor effect.  The ceremony setup style we went with was romantic and soft, inspired by the gorgeous custom wedding gown, designed by Sonni at Bridal Couture. We lined the aisle with sheer fabric intertwined with vases filled with a variety of greenery.  The same copper floral stands were used at the altar surrounded by soft sheer criss-cross draping.  Loved the look of the chapel with traditional pew seating and dark wood beams!

Styled shoots are always such a fun way for our team and the other vendors to show off our creativity and explore some looks outside the box!  We hope this will inspire your dream wedding, too!”

EB2 Events Team, Morgan Wooldridge and Erin Brown