Dreamy Details: Pale Purple Inspiration

We make a point to follow the best and brightest in creative local wedding planning, and every Friday we round up our five favorite photos from the last week's feed. Follow these incredible photographers and vendors on Instagram for more gorgeous inspiration! To be featured in next week's roundup, tag your best wedding photos with #oregonbride. Don't forget to follow us at @oregonbridemag for your daily dose of pretty! Once again, congrats to this week's faves!

Varying shades of blush, lavender and pops of sage green is a beautiful transition from late summer into fall. The contrast between all of these colors and textures can be rustic or elegant. Either way you go with this combination it's impossible to not be swept away by the timeless romance of it. (Photo: @lizajamesphotography ) . . . . . . #somethingborrowedpdx #weddingrentals #weddingrentalspdx #eventrentals #eventrentalspdx #boutiquerentals #receptiontable #weddingdecor #weddinginspiro #weddingstyle #weddinginspiration #autumnwedding #oregonbride #fall #autumn #portlandbride #outdoorwedding #rusticwedding #oregonwedding #portlandwedding #blushwedding

A post shared by Lane' | Something Borrowed PDX (@something_borrowed_pdx) on Aug 17, 2017 at 9:18am PDT

Sometimes it's best to just stick with the classics. by the lovely @tonijayphoto

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I'm laying in bed on my first night in Chicago and my social channels are flooded with two things: updates on Oregon wildfires/eclipse traffic and suggestions for combatting fascism. As a person who lives with privilege there are elements of other people's daily experiences that I do not understand... Often the best I can do is "understand" it as a concept or historical event. Most attempts to actually wrap my brain around some of these experiences end with more questions than answers; the dominant question being, "what the hell is wrong with people?!" While the PNW is often thought of as liberal and progressive it's also in a bit of a bubble and has a dark history of its own when it comes to race. This editorial shoot presented me with a challenge It was a group shoot, 3-5 models, I was already limited by the sizes of the dresses, and the location is remote - about 2 hours east of Bend. I desperately wanted to take full advantage of this opportunity and show as much diversity as possible, but not all diversity is visual so I focused my efforts on finding women of color. ...which backfired. Regardless of my intentions or what my perspective was, when I hit the "I don't want to be your token black girl wall" I had to step back and examine my behavior. As a person with privilege that is MY responsibility. How do I fix a problem that is much bigger than me? Don't fucking make it worse with naivety and ignorance. I've spent the better part of the 4 months since reflecting on what happened. I wanted to forget about the accusations and not mention it to anyone, I was embarrassed and ashamed. But burying experiences is how they take root and grown into something unexpected with they resurface. When we pretend like racism and systems of oppression don't exist they fester out of sight and come back when our communities are vulnerable. Not speaking is speaking. Not acting is acting. #resist #fightfascism . . . . . #havecamerawilltravel #intentionalwedding #loveauthentically #adventureinprogress #oregonbride #wedventuremag #styledshoot #pnwedding #nwwedding #bridalshoot #celebratelove #photoglife #letsgetmarried #easternoregon #natureofisa #storyteller

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In the midst of 110 degrees they still managed to crank out the party...Now that's a bridal party! #rebekahjulewedding

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Time spent playing with children is never wasted

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