This super chic rooftop wedding inspiration shoot from Jennifer Blair Photography is everything and then some. The sparkle dress, the twinkling lights, city-scape background… it’s perfection. The soft, romantic feeling from the white flowers, gold accents, and tulle canopy is a lovely contrast for an urban wedding!
This shoot is so inspirational! I could also see it working for an elopement, vow renewal, anniversary dinner, or just a romantic night out for two. DIY savvy brides take note: Jennifer constructed that canopy herself!
Mahalo to Jennifer for submitting these gorgeous shots & be sure to check out more of our styled shoots here!
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Photography: Jennifer Blair Photography // Venue: Museum of Natural Science and History Jacksonville, Florida // Floral Design: Flowers by Shirley Page // Event Design: Taylor Laura // Event Planning: Jennifer Blair // Cake: Christie Andreae // Paper Goods: Create Like Crazy Design Studio // Dress: Badgley Mischka // Hair: Kim from Salon 210 // Models: Jordan & Chris Brantley
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I love the fact that the bride was dressed in a wonderful and different dress that fits right in with the decor!
Um yes. To all of it. Oh man I love this styled shoot and especially the mercury glass votives!
Love those invites + place cards! Such a refreshing design – great job!
I love that dress and those frosty-looking votive holders!
The dress is the best! Just pinned to give inspiration to others! Thanks for sharing!
So much to love… especially that dress!
gorgeous dress and photos! and i LOVE that its in my city too!!!
Those twinkly lights, that twinkly dress. Sigh.
Love the way the outside lights reflect on the sparkly dress! So romantic : )
There are no words to describe how much I love this styled shoot!
That dress is stunning!! And the canopy with the lights…. so beautiful!!
I LOOOVE her dress!
Me too!
Fabulous combination of several different styles (glitzy, rustic, urban, DIY) all coming together!
I live in the featured city! It was cool to find more vendors in Jacksonville. Thanks for adding them to the end of the post.