Dreamy wedding inspiration from a ballerina

This romantic, ballet-inspired fine art editorial was created in collaboration between Anna Grinet’s Photography, Krista from de Vasco’s Daughters and Dani from Studio Fleurette. It features designers such as Samuelle Couture, Gillian Conroy Jewelry and Diane Hassall and focuses on the graceful movements of dance.

The inspiration for this came from Anna, Krista and Dani’s love of art and ballet. The romantic story of a ballerina’s wedding is depicted here as a beautiful work of love, “A Ballerina’s Dreamy Wedding Inspiration”.

For the photo shoot, they chose a breathtaking wedding location in Minneapolis, the Calhoun Beach Club. The sunny windows and gorgeous terrace were absolutely perfect for the dreamy look.

The exquisite, handmade, flowing dress made of silk organza, silk tulle and French lace by Samuelle Couture beautifully portrayed the love story of a ballerina. The model showed the soft, charming movements of the dress in elegant and gentle poses. The natural flow of the dress in the wind fascinates and captures the viewer’s attention. The ballerina’s graceful looks and hand positions represent the art of ballet dancing. The bride and groom lay in each other’s arms and the world stood still as the wind gently danced around them, creating dreamy movements in the dress and veil.

The bride carried a romantic bouquet of white peonies, ranunculus and fabulous toffee garden roses with pale pink accents, wrapped with an elegant silk ribbon from Silk & Willow. Dani brilliantly composed the flowers to show dimensions and organic compositions of carefully selected, muted, soft tones of spring colors and blooms.

A fabulous wedding table was decorated with delicate spring flowers consisting of garden roses, peonies and hellebores. Krista chose every single detail of the table decorations with great care. The unexpected addition of black crockery on the dining table added a touch of drama. Crystal candelabras created the light and airy look. Beautiful little desserts from D’Amico Catering complemented the design with a sweet touch.

Jesus Arte created an effortless, romantic look with make-up in natural tones and a loose updo. This gave the bride an elegant look according to the motto “less is more”.

The groom’s unique Brackish feather bow tie from Martin Patrick 3 completed his handsome look and gave him a touch of Swan Lake ballet. It complemented the white blazer, which is a nice new alternative to a standard black tuxedo and harmonized wonderfully with the ruffled pocket square. Black Italian velvet shoes from Pastori completed the groom’s elegant look.

Romantic stationery with a touch of ornate charm from Jill Elaine Designs was combined with a silk ribbon reminiscent of a ballerina’s moves. A cotton paper with a luxurious texture and jagged edges represented creativity and art.

With exceptional attention to detail, every aspect of this inspiration has been carefully crafted to create a breathtaking display of love and beauty. The result is a truly motivating creation. Fine art wedding photographer Anna captured this beautiful inspiration beautifully with a light, romantic and artistic approach.