Today's gorgeous shoot is inspired by the Japanese folding technique of Origami, and has a very opulent and exotic high fashion feel about it. Soft metallic textures with strong architectural lines, there is plenty of inspiration here for a bride wanting something totally unique, moody and beautifully luxe. And check out that block of frozen florals, insanely cool. Enjoy!
Creative Director, Stylist, Hair and Makeup Styling MISS DOM | Venue Location The Milk Station, Otaki | Photographer Bonny Stewart-MacDonald | Videography Firetale Films | Floral Styling Horrobin and Hodge | Cake Stiletto Studio | Monique Lhuillier Dress Paperswan Bride | Origami Bhakti Mistry | Model Aimee Comeskey, Kirsty Bunny Management
CREDITS
Creative Director, Stylist, Hair and Makeup Styling Venue Location The Milk Station, Otaki
Photographer Bonny Stewart-MacDonald
Videography Firetale Films
Floral Styling Horrobin and Hodge
Cake Stiletto Studio
Monique Lhuillier Dress Paperswan Bride
Origami Bhakti Mistry
Model Aimee Comeskey, Kirsty Bunny Management
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