Sea of flowers at Milles fleurs

A touch of elegance and playfulness pervades the editorial wedding shoot in pastel shades, which took place in the stylish location Milles Fleurs Süd 33 in Hanover, Germany. The large, modern room, purist and urban in design, impresses with its extraordinary atmosphere, historic doors and central location. The large industrial-style hall offers a wide range of design options with a large window front and high ceiling height.

The three wedding dresses from White and Night, carefully selected for this fairytale editorial, reflected the diversity of the concept. The first dress, “Sorvete” by By Watters, enchants with its A-line, long puffed sleeves and a V-neckline at both the front and back. In the color Ivory, it radiated simple elegance. The second dress, a figure-hugging piece by Enzoani, impressed with its original lace pattern, lingerie look in the top with rods and floral motifs. The tulle straps give the dress a romantic touch. The third dress, “Trifle” by By Watters, was presented in a classic silhouette and is perfect as a registry office or party outfit. The detachable large bow at the back with a long train gave the dress a playful touch. As Watters himself says: “British, unconventional, sexy and also a little endearingly crazy.”

Special details and decorations played a decisive role in wedding planner Laura Trapp‘s overall concept. A playful and colorful style in the pastel colors pink, blush, purple and blue, refined by golden elements, ran through the entire design. Floral arrangements by Milles Fleurs made of various pastel-colored flowers, including dahlias, harmonized with the stationery by Tatengold. Golden candlesticks, white patterned plates, golden cutlery and crystal wine bowls came together to create an elegant table setting from Magnolias on Silk. Natural elements such as Crossback wooden chairs provided warmth, romance and harmony. The floral patterns were found in cakes, tableware, stationery, jewelry and even in the second dress.

Franziska Hülse ‘s subtle make-up in nude tones with a slight shimmer perfectly matched the floral jewelry and emphasized the bride’s naturalness. The wedding dresses, especially the first and last one, looked elegant and slightly playful with puffed sleeves and bows.

Not only the blurred images that photographer Marina Schell skillfully integrates from time to time are trendy at the moment, but also the audio guestbook from Nach dem Piep. The various small cakes from Berries and brides in the color palette are also a work of art.

The overall concept created a flowery and playful atmosphere. Every detail has been carefully coordinated to create a harmonious atmosphere. The selected color palette, interspersed with golden accents, lent the shoot a touch of elegance. The bright, simple backdrop of the location offered room for imagination and helped to ensure that every element was perfectly integrated into the overall concept in harmony.