Imagine escaping to Europe without ever leaving the country—welcome to the Dolce Villa Estate. This styled elopement is a feast for the senses, overflowing with romance and an abundance of decadent florals. The elaborate floral installations, including a breathtaking wall, bouquet, and ceremony arch, are filled with peonies, quicksand roses, garden roses, and lisianthus, each carefully chosen to reflect the beauty of Italy and the grandeur of Versailles. The estate’s stunning architecture transports you straight to Europe, offering a dreamy backdrop that perfectly complements the light and airy color palette. Every design detail was meticulously planned to highlight the elegance of the Dolce Villa Estate, making this styled shoot a truly breathtaking getaway.
What was your design inspiration?
Dolce Villa Estate’s architecture alone is a show stopping beauty. It transports you to right Europe. Inspired by gardens of Versailles and the romance that Europe brings. The color palette is light and decadent. Every design was thought out to compliment the beauty of the structure.
Describe your flowers.
Decadent and romantic florals fill the floral wall installation, bouquet, and ceremony arch. A delicate palette with lush peonies, quicksand roses, garden roses, and lisianthus.
Tell us about your attire choices.
Amelia is laced in a lulus wedding gown with a jaw dropping v back and center slit. To steal the show Taylor is suited up in a navy blue tux, bow tie, pearl cuff links, and a pop of a polka dot pocket square.
Please describe any DIY, handmade or personal details.
Dusty rose crushed velvet runner dramatically draped to showcase the newlyweds. White plates topped with dusty rose napkin tied in a gold napkin ring holder. Pink glass goblets to toast the couple. Gold mercury glass and crystal candle sticks to light up the night.
Describe the tablescape elements.
Dusty rose crushed velvet runner dramatically draped to showcase the newlyweds. White plates topped with dusty rose napkin tied in a gold napkin ring holder. Pink glass goblets to toast the couple. Gold mercury glass and crystal candle sticks to light up the night.