Romantic Elegance Blooms in Bold Collaborative Editorial Shoot at The Preserve 1948

Hosted on the 100 acres of lush greenery of The Preserve McMinnville 1948, elegance and romance came together in an imagined wedding day. Reflecting the real couple's affinity for traditional aesthetics, this editorial unfolded with intentionally crafted details. Blooms in delicate shades of pink fostered a sense of softness, while bold red roses were interspersed, deepening the romantic aura of the day. Bridesmaids were incorporated into the shoot, the beloved trend of varying styles, shapes and shades of dress mirrored the florals and contrasted against the timeless ensembles of the bride and groom. Set against the venue's vintage minimalism, the overflowing installations commanded the room, transforming the simple space into a veritable garden. Hints of metallic gold were woven through the dinner setting, complementing the abundant floral centerpiece that ran the length of the table. The star of the day was the three-tier raspberry chocolate cake, adorned with rose petals, a natural stone finish and a pink ombre bottom tier, the confection was too good not to eat, prompting bites for everyone on set. Embracing a feminine color scheme and organic textures, bespoke stationery and hand painted artistry, inspiring florals and a unique vision, the day was a testament to the power and creativity of the Oregon wedding community.