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Jill and Rich tied the knot on March 16 in the Leprino Family Atrium of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. They chose Tyler Jones Photography to capture the treasured moments and marvelous details, coordinated by Table 6 Productions.
Jill had incredible contemporary, clean, crisp taste that made room for fabulous textures and shapes. She came to us knowing that she wanted a beautiful neutral palette of whites, ivories and greens with mossy grays and rich woody browns.
We tried to weave her love of succulents, natural forest botanicals and lush white blossoms into the compositions on the table.
The collection of the stems, vessels and blooms were meant to be a reflection of the natural world, all perfect for the Museum of Nature and Science!
Ashley Kidder of Urban Safari Photography recently shared her first wedding featuring a vintage, matte style and we're smitten with how she captured the bride's timeless bouquet at this February wedding for Tracy & Max.
"I just love when brides choose simple yet stunning and classic bouquets," says Kidder. "I especially love all-white bouquets. They're just pure and perfect."
Another one of her favorite details was how Tracy attached the wedding rings from both of her grandmothers on the bouquet, as she still wanted to keep them in the wedding and close to her heart.
