I am clearly someone who considers event design an art form, and nowhere is that more evident than this impressionist-inspired shoot! French campagne decor, flower arrangements inspired by Monet’s garden, and a painterly peaches and wine color palette came together in this unique and fresh styling inspiration from Wisconsin event pros, Sarah Glick Photography and Et Voila Events! Floral designer, Flowers For Dreams, turned barn venue Boxed & Burlap into a modern garden with a dramatic ceremony arrangement, while Coqui Paperie added a painterly touch with brushed stationery!

Peach and Gray Invitation Suite with Hand Painted Details

A Peaches and Wine Palette for Artistic Wedding Inspiration

Coqui Paperie added brush strokes in peach, ivory, and gold to the stationery suite for a textural touch that evoked the impressionist art style behind the shoot’s inspiration!

Flowers For Dreams created a statement flower backdrop for the wedding ceremony, using the white barn venue as a clean backdrop. The midwestern flower designers are not only incredible talented, but give back by donating 25% of profits to local charities like Meals on Wheels, The Children’s Hospital, and Chicago Women’s Health Center.

The peach and coral tones of the bride’s flower crown warmed up her illusion lace wedding dress in dove gray, while hairstylist Krystal Burns kept the bride’s long locks soft and tousled. Lustrous Beauty Studio played up the gray gown with dramatic smokey eyes to complement the bride’s natural beauty!

I love the campagne style of this sweet tablescape, with a palette of peaches and wine to create the feeling of the French countryside. A dramatic compote flower centerpiece at one end of the farm table added a modern aspect to the decor, with smaller dish arrangements carrying flowers through the table.

The bride was runway ready in Manolo Blahnik heels and sheer tulle socks!

The dessert display by Julie Michelle Cakes was truly a work of art, with a peach fondant wedding cake topped by an enormous sugar bow. A petite one-tiered cake held its own with a brush stroke pattern that would look equally at home on a canvas! The stunning treats were displayed on a pedestal to create an art gallery display that perfectly suits this creative collaboration!