Vintage Wedding Inspiration Board

There are so many wonderful wedding themes to choose from when you start to plan your special day that it can be difficult to pick the best one to fit your style. If you are looking for something with a timeless elegance, a vintage inspired wedding might be the perfect thing. You can tie in different aspects - such as lace or a rustic touch - or you can keep to purely antique decor to create a classicaly beautiful ceremony and reception. 

Mix distressed details with bright pops of color and old-fashioned items to wow your guests and create displays featuring assorted mementos to keep the conversation going. Use family heirlooms to add a personal touch to your wedding and create a day to remember for you and all of your guests. We have collected some inspiration to help you create the perfect backdrop for your big day - so make sure to scroll through this post and check out our Vintage wedding inspiration board on Pinterest.

Groom With Bowtie / Suitcases / Lace Parasol / Lace Hand Fan / Filigree Earrings 

Stacked Books / Vintage Camera / Lace Heels

Table Number Sign / Bell Shaped Jar / Reflective Lace Candle Holder / Wire Hanger Candle Holder

Vintage Detail Serving Set / Cake and Donut Display / Pearl Display / Reception Food Display

Depression Era Candle Holder / Bouquet / Distressed Drawer Shelf / Vintage Suitcase / Display Case / Tablescape

Desert Romance Styled Wedding Inspiration Shoot

This incredible stylized wedding inspiration shoot is set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Utah desert. Escape today's busy world for a bit with these stunning images captured and shared with us by the incredibly talented Nhiya Kaye Photography. Colton & Jessica (the gorgeous models) are married and their love for one another shines through every image with the bright sun as their spotlight. With a secluded location paired with modern and vintage accents, this shoot combines inviting tones of greens and pinks for an unmistakeably romantic vibe. 

The tablescape and leisure setting were DIY'ed by As Ever Photography and Nhiya Kaye Photography in a joint effort to create the perfect design and style for a one-of-a-kind wedding shoot. They opted to keep things simple and organic with a touch of vintage flair, perfectly befitting of the desert hills of Utah. From the fringed linen napkins to the handed down china set off by hand planted succulents, this team of talented vendors managed to combine an ambiance of classic romance, a little bit of heat, and a lot of heart into one amazing shoot.  

Photographer: Nhiya Kaye Photography / Collaborating Photographer: As Ever Photography / Bakery: Cake Adoration / Models: Colton Lee & Jessica Lee / Apparel: Gateway Bridal & Prom / Invitation Designer: Jess Kasteler Design Studio / Floral Designer: Lindsay Gillon / Beauty: Syna Harris's Home Salon

1920's Inspired Vintage Alberta Wedding: Tracy & Dominic

Tracy and Dominic enjoyed planning every detail of their 1920's inspired wedding in Alberta, Canada. Their son was a guest of honor, and you can just see the joy on the newlyweds' faces as they share their favorite moments with him during their wedding day. 

They chose a unique venue for their wedding and reception to set the tone for their special day, and then pulled together charming old-world decor to accent the venue. From the stunning vintage style wedding dress to the DIY decorations created by the bride, this couple created a stunning affair for their guests' enjoyment.

As their son has grown up, they have shared many family moments at Fort Edmonton Park, Canada’s largest living history park, so it was suiting that they would select it as their wedding venue. The park already features many attractions that are reminiscent of specific eras, and Hotel Selkirk lent itself completely to becoming a perfect experience for the couple's out-of-town guests. We can't thank Barbara Rahal Photography enough for sharing this gorgeous wedding with us!

Photography: Barbara Rahal Photography / Venue: Hotel Selkirk, Fort Edmonton Park / Paper Props: wedding bell boutique / Dress Store: ModCloth / Dress Designer: Tadashi Shoji