Trendy Copper & Burgundy Wedding ceremony Inspiration

Set in an unimaginable industrial stylish venue, this contemporary wedding ceremony inspiration in shades of copper and burgundy is the right winter hotter! Wealthy metallic particulars and wild autumn-toned florals delight in atmospheric mild, illuminating romantic backless robes, elegant jewelry and refined wedding ceremony decor.

The Ceremony

A ‘barely there’ copper pipe arbour frames the ceremony house with a nook spray of blended florals, that includes showstopping tulips, aromatic freesias and roses, trailing Pepper berries and pink dyed Billy Buttons. Copper wire lanterns full of florals relaxation on gold flecked cement tinder blocks for an industrial contact. We love the crushed copper stools which double as plinths for a novel aisle entrance, framing rows of black Bentwood chairs.

The Look

Three divine wedding ceremony robes that includes luxurious lace, chiffon and velvet are accessorised with valuable jewels in rose and white gold. A fragile flower crown matched to our bride’s ruby pout is the right addition to her braided half-up half-down coiffure for the reception.

The Reception

Overlooking an intimate courtyard and positioned beneath an impressive chandelier, a protracted wood eating desk is filled with tempting texture. White ceramic plates with bead element are laid with linen napkins and marbled copper menus. Pillar candles in geometric hurricane vases and reflective tea mild holders nestled amongst richly hued blooms add a magic glow!

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Location: Queensland | Images: Raconteur Photography | Venue: Factory 51 | Coordination: The Wedding ceremony Playbook | Styling: Inspired by Love Events | Flowers: New England Flower Co. | Stationery: Creo Design | Marble Chargers, Cutlery, Glassware & Plateware: Brandition | Peacock Chair, Classic Rugs & Poofs: Berry Vintage | Robes: Begitta | Jewelry: Starfire Jewellery | Hair & Make-up: Velbella | Mannequin: Karli McGunigle