Claude Monet Inspired Wedding Editorial | Paris

I was inspired by the works of Claude Monet — specifically “Waterlilies” and “La Promenade”; the flowers became the muse of this shoot. Monet was a savant of light and colour, and my goal for this shoot was to portray the soft transitions of light from a silken morning to a shaded afternoon.

The soft combination of pastel colours of the delicate florals was beautifully arranged by Akiko of Floraison Paris and inspired by Monet’s painting “Waterlilies”. The Ada dress from Musat Bridal with French lace details on the top and an overflowing skirt made of multiple layers of silk perfectly reflected the mood and flow in one of Monet’s paintings “La Promenade”. And lastly, the calligraphy invitation suite and love letter designed by Corsivo Calligraphy added the old-world charm to this shoot.

As Featured in: Once Wed

Nothing in this whole world is of interest to me but my painting and my flowers

MONET
Eiffel Tower, Paris
invitation suite on film
Pastel Boquet
Paris Bride
Paris Wedding Inspiration
Monet Inspiration
Low Back Wedding Dress
Wedding Dress Slit
Lace Wedding Dress Paris
Paris Wedding Inspiration
Rose Wall
Paris Film Photographer
Wedding dress details
Paris Wedding Inspiration

As Featured in: Once Wed

Photography: Therese | ARTIESE
Florals: Floraison Paris
Gown: Musat Bridal
Stationery & Calligraphy: Corsivo Calligraphy
Film lab: Richard Photo Lab

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