Château de Verderonne wedding inspiration

Bonjour FWS readers! We hope that 2019 is going great for you so far! On the blog today we have this wedding inspiration at Château de Verderonne. We’re super excited to share with you some photos from Saya Photography for Studio Ohlala, who took iconic moments during the event that will surely leave you something in your imagination.

This feature is perfect for all brides-to-be, who want a mix of delicate yet wild, beautiful wedding compositions, with a hint of rustic copper. We also see lots of greenery, au naturale feel. But nobody tells it better than Saya Photography. Read on!

We’re super happy to introduce to you this chic and modern inspiration wedding near Paris, directed by a super nice French Wedding stylist and blogger called Donne Moi ta Main! This style shoot is the result of passion of French wedding industry artisans and we can feel our soul on it! Hope that you will love it! So as not to leave you in suspense any longer we shall now hand you over to Donne Moi ta Main who will be walking us through this Château de Verderonne wedding inspiration.

A chic, glamorous, delicate atmosphere emerges from the shooting at Domaine de Verderonne in the Oise . We worked a beautiful copper theme and beautiful floral compositions. I wanted to see some flowers and colors appear especially the blue hydrangea.

I was overwhelmed by the strength of the proposal of floral designer Yuko from La Plume Fleur. She did a wonderful job, delicate and very important the flowers held all day and even several days after shooting. I recommend her to you 100%.

The decoration part has been entrusted to Mariage Vintage, which offers beautiful decorative elements for your wedding. I invite you to discover the beautiful furniture through the stunning visuals of the talented photographer Saya photography.

The stationery in a wedding also brings a nice touch of decoration not to be neglected, between the menu, the table plan, the brands places, My Dear Paper had a nice collection in watercolor, they were perfect for our shooting at coppery tones.

Of course, all future brides are looking for the wedding dress and I admit that when I thought about the project, I imagined one of Camille Marguet’s wedding dresses, the Bleecker ruffles, for those who don’t know the designer, don’t hesitate to visit her website.

For a perfect match with the dress, a nice pair of shoes Draw me a shoe and a hair accessory of the designer Dorothée Flores from Dessine moi un soulier I love her, a true artist and passionate about her job.

On the make-up and hairstyle side, Farah has done wonders with a copper makeup for the eyes and nude for the lips. For the hairstyle, I wanted a wavy effect, something light so as not to weigh down the whole thing.

For our men’s model, I thought of one of the Faubourg Saint Sulpice costumes as the Air model.

We had a nice wedding cake made by pastry cook Cakes Sweet Shouu and side gifts for guests the shortbread cookies from home you have a message came naturally.

Yuko wanted to take the bride and groom to the wild. In that nature is delicate and dynamic at the same time. The idea was to work on a vertical drop in which a green flow meanders like a small stream.

The floral designer La Plume Fleur likes to work with seasonal flowers which allows her to renew her creativity in terms of what nature offers her. The flowers presented: rose gardens, dahlia, hydrangea, clematis, thistle, cosmos and thought.

Decorative side, for this garden both wild and subtle, harmony led me to work on neutral tones with linen and wood. But what interests me is always to break part of the balance. Hence the desire to bring back an industrial and urban element like copper.

For the secular ceremony, I left on structured lines with coppery geometric suspensions. Some light garlands inside the giant lanterns to recall small fireflies lost in the garden of Yuko. A round, feminine toad linen bench counterbalances the structure.

For the guestbook, we find this same guideline with a padded linen seat, a table and an arch in aged wood, supplemented by some copper elements.

For the table decoration, in the middle of this luxuriant garden, some coppery geometric terrariums placed on wooden logs and linen napkins. Geometric simplicity of copper for the table top.