{"id":227670,"date":"2018-04-08T08:00:22","date_gmt":"2018-04-08T07:00:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/whimsicalwonderlandweddings.com\/?p=227670"},"modified":"2024-10-04T14:32:46","modified_gmt":"2024-10-04T13:32:46","slug":"edgy-raw-industrial-barn-wedding-ideas-with-greenery-festoon-lights","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wedissimo.com\/blog\/edgy-raw-industrial-barn-wedding-ideas-with-greenery-festoon-lights\/","title":{"rendered":"Edgy Raw Industrial Barn Wedding Ideas with Greenery & Festoon Lights"},"content":{"rendered":"

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We love nothing more than a touch of edge here at Whimsical Wonderland Weddings<\/a>. These raw industrial weddings ideas<\/a> today made our heart sing. There really isn’t much not to love about moody atmospheric images with style. From the lighting installation to the suspended blooms and calligraphy adorned plates, we don’t think we’ve ever seen a more stunning tablescape. The neon sign in the ceremony room really added a cool vibe, with oodles of greenery used both in the ceremony backdrop and in the wild natural bridal bouquet. On trend outfits, stunning cakes, amazing styling and beautiful details all round. We think you are going to love this editorial shoot today guys.<\/p>\n

Thanks ever so much to Songbird Weddings and Events and Two D Photography<\/a> for sharing these remarkably inspiring images with us.<\/p>\n

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Industrial Wedding Ideas<\/h2>\n

“This industrial styled wedding shoot was designed and co-ordinated by wedding planners Songbird Weddings and Events and photographed by Two-D Photography.<\/em><\/p>\n

I can’t help but get excited by spaces that aren’t really wedding venues. They provide so much opportunity to be really creative. Last year, when I was visiting the Manor Barn I was fortunate enough to get a tour of their stunning timber framed barn wedding venue as well as the working parts of their farm. The working barn instantly excited me. I knew that the mixture of brickwork and concrete in the barn would make a fabulous backdrop and there were so many quirky rusty containers we were spoilt for choice. Luckily Paula who runs Manor Barn instantly got the idea, \u201dIndustrial is the new vintage. Couples planning an industrial wedding need to look for a venue that is flexible. These types of construction have to be made on sight and take time to create so you will need a venue where you can obtain access the day before”. We wanted to create something industrial but accessible to everyday brides – you don’t have to be your typical “alternative” bride to have a different style of wedding any more. “I am finding that more relaxed weddings are becoming increasingly popular, especially ones where couples have the freedom to put their own stamp on their day”. Katie, Songbird Weddings and Events. Thankfully, Two- D shared my excitement for this shoot and captured everything I envisioned perfectly.” <\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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“In light of our surroundings we decided to keep the styling raw industrial and complement it with statement foliage pieces. We couldn’t resist incorporating the neon sign as they are a huge trend for 2018. We used a metal arch and antique industrial mismatch chairs to build the aisle laid with a mixed foliage runner made up of eucalyptus and populous . Some of the foliage was intentionally aged to give darker tonnes and texture. This was then replicated on the arch to draw the eye and create contrast.”
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“I wanted to keep the table dark and incorporate black iron plates and matt silver cutlery. I had seen an idea whereby people wrote their menus on dinner plates but I wanted to know this could be done without having to replace 150 plates at the end of a wedding! I set Folly and Gander the challenge and boy did she rise to it. I think these plates looked amazing and are so simple in their beauty. We kept the rest of the table quite neutral by replicating the foliage runner across the centre and creating a DIY table number<\/a> with an antique door hinge and number. The high foliage instalment on the table was kept wild on top to draw your eye up whilst the lights dropped through the instalment.”<\/em><\/p>\n

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“We are completely obsessed with indulgent dessert tables and so Jenni from Two Little Cats Bakery not only made us a three tier white chocolate passion fruit cake but she also made us chocolate brownies with a pink chocolate splatter, chocolate dipped pretzels and pink chocolate chip cookies with edible glitter. The cake had a marbled tier on the bottom and a metallic gun metal grey water colour on top with neon pink splatters. Jenni from Two Little Cats commented “Brides have more edge these days so I wanted to create something bridal but with an industrial edge, adding the fun element with the neon paint”. As if that was not indulgent enough we also had a cheese cake made up of Winterdale, Nettle Young, Barron Bigod and La Rozay from the Cheeseplate, Buntingford. Hope from the Cheeseplate Buntingford started her design with the Nettle Young as it had the perfect texture and grey tonnes and then selected cheeses with clean basic colours to offset against it. The table was finished with succulents.”
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“We were so lucky to have real couple and former client of Two-D Photography Mel and Peter model for us. Mel was wearing Frederica by White One. The dress was very romantic in style but the detachable off the shoulder sleeves introduced a bit of attitude. We decided to keep Mel\u2019s look classic to complement the dress. Danica Zurawel created Hollywood waves in her hair whilst Mel Kinsman went for a classic bridal look with warm tonnes for her make up. As soon as we came across the custom plum suede leather jacket by Bonne Bride we knew that was the perfect thing to have a bit of fun with later in the shoot!”
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