Gothic Wedding Starring Phoenix

Gothic Wedding Starring Phoenix

I couldn't imagine a better way to start the new year than with this epic wedding. Cypres and Adam truly embraced their unique sense of style for their special day, and every moment was fabulous! Can a wedding be dark and moody, and yet utterly joyful? Here's proof that's a resounding "Yes". Photographed beautifully by Captured by Lau Photography this wedding is for my gothic queens out there!
Bride Holding Lily wearing Phoenix black wedding dress by Claire Pettibone Phoenix Wedding Dress display on hanger Lace trim detail of Phoenix Wedding dress by Claire Pettibone Wedding Invitation Wedding Favors Flat Lay Display Bride Wedding Hair Style with Blue Butterfly Bride and Mother Bride and Mother Bride and Mother Bride and Mother Cypres wore our one-of-a kind Phoenix gown for her big day. I love all the dresses I design, but this one...holds a special place in my heart. The unique silk velvet fabric was created in France exclusively for me in a limited quantity, never to be replicated again! Soft blush roses, black lace insets, a cloudy painted backdrop...this gothic, romantic gown with her billowing sleeves, high neck and low back, paints a new picture of who a bride can be. And Cypres, with her long red locks and non-traditional take on a wedding, was the perfect bride to rock this bold look. In fact, she is one of the only brides to wear this special piece!
Bride Walking the Aisle with Father Bride and Groom Saying vows Bride and Groom Saying vows Bride and Groom Kiss Bride and Groom walking aisle after vows Bride with son Bride and Groom with their son Clearly filled with so much emotion and love, these two were wed against a simple background of white brick, greenery, and of course, a few moody black candles perfectly placed. These photos are the ones that need framing...these two pledging their vows with their son as witness to their commitment is something they will cherish forever. Wedding Party Photo in front of movie theater venue Bride with Bridesmaids' Bride and Groom photos in front of movie theater Floral arrangements Bride and Groom Embrace Bride and Groom Walking after wedding Bride wearing Claire Pettibone Wedding Dress Bride and Groom Walking The little details from this wedding are truly unmatched! From the electric teal tux, to the delicate florals and The Clay Theatre literally featuring this couple's wedding (a theatre as a wedding venue? Yes please!), I have no words, only a full heart and joy for these two!
Bride and Groom enter the wedding party Bride and Groom Dance Bride and Groom Dancing Bride embracing father Bride dancing with father Cookie Cake for Wedding Bride and Groom Cutting cake Bride and Groom Kissing by cake table Dancing and dessert, what your guests really came for... just kidding! But, I will take a slice of that cookie cake which of course this rock and roll couple would choose - no traditional cake tiers here!
Bride and Groom Walking for Wedding Photo Groom Kissing Bride Bride and Groom in stylish wedding photo Bride and Groom Kissing and Dipping Sweet Married Couple My brides re-define what being a bride means. Yes, sometimes it's an ivory gown with sparkly heels in a blooming garden, and sometimes, it's an epic velvet gown, black boots, renting out a theatre, and your little one standing beside the two of you. And guess what? Both are equally beautiful! I hope this wedding inspires our future brides and couples to be exactly who they are. Congratulations Cypres and Adam!

 

Dress: Phoenix by Claire Pettibone
Photographer: @capturedbylauphotography
Venue: @theclaytheatre
Décor: @thedimestorecowgirlshop_alpine
Hair And Makeup: @meganshraderhair and @hello_cathee
Bridesmaids Dresses: @radiantrooster
Groom's Attire: Gentlemen Guru
Invitations: @gildedswanpaperie

1 comment

Ramah Bordelon
Ramah Bordelon

I’m so glad to see this Phoenix dress; it’s amazingly perfect in every way. Such creativity you have!! Have you done any other velvets? Also, I wore an antique Irish lace dress from about 1960, from New Orleans where I grew up, in my 1987 wedding with a blue slip underneath. Glad to see that idea has come back. I wanted to get it appraised but not sure how. You craft is wonderful.

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