25 Lovely Ideas for a Vintage-Inspired Wedding
Say 'I do' to this soft, romantic style.
Whether you're planning a glamorous Old Hollywood affair or simply looking for inspiration for your "'something old," take a look at some of our favorite ways to infuse timeless elegance into every moment of your big day.
Gilt Invitations
Erin Turner Photo
Custom Crests
Wedding Trend: Custom Crests
Couples today are adding their own personal stamp to their celebration by incorporating (and designing) their own wedding day crests.
Photo by: Style Me Pretty/ Simply Sarah Photography
Style Me Pretty/ Simply Sarah Photography
Rings With a Story
Wedding Trend: Vintage Engagement Rings
When it comes to your sparkler, designers are taking notes from a bygone era with intricate settings and unique stones.
Photo by: Style Me Pretty/ Simply Sarah Photography
Style Me Pretty/ Simply Sarah Photography
Lace Dresses + Throwback Menswear
iStock/andriikobryn
Bridal Crowns
Wedding Trend: Bridal Crowns
Brides are channeling their inner-royalty with crown-style headpieces taking the place of traditional veils.
Photo by: Style Me Pretty/ Greg Finck Photography
Style Me Pretty/ Greg Finck Photography
Shoes That Shine
Michael & Carina Photography
Dapper Duds
Art Deco Details
Etched Glassware
She-n-He Photography
Heirloom Place Settings
Image courtesy of Heidi Geldhauser
Tea Cups + Silver Servingware
Blooming Cakes
Julie Paisley
Ambient Lighting
Austin Gros
Loose Wildflower Bouquets
Image courtesy of Laura Murray
Vintage Vignettes
Image courtesy of Caroline Fontenot Photography
Greenery-Draped Chandeliers
Wedding Trend: Greenery Accents
For brides wishing to achieve the lush, organic look, a touch of greenery does just the trick. It’s an inexpensive addition that gives dimension and texture to tables, chair backs, arches, centerpieces and more.
Photo by: Style Me Pretty/ Simply Sarah Photography
Style Me Pretty/ Simply Sarah Photography
Repurposed Wine Chillers
Cotton Stems
In place of cut floral stems, consider adding the rich look of cotton stems to your Fall setup. Simply gather the stems in odd numbers, five and seven working best, then place them into a large vessel. The neutral tones work well for year-round use, and work gorgeously with Fall tones such as orange and dark brown.
Photo by: Flynnside Out Productions
Flynnside Out Productions
Thrifted Glass Bottles
Stained-Glass Decor
Lovely Lanterns
Lace Details
Lucky You Lucky Me
Upcycled Guest Books
iStock/freemixer
Old-School Entertainment
Image courtesy of Caroline Fontenot Photography
Sparkling Send-Offs
East Tennessee Wedding Photographer - Roosevelt Lodge - Derick and Emily
Photo by: Amber Lowe Photo
Amber Lowe Photo
Classic Transportation
iStock/andriikobryn
