For many brides, the most meaningful aspects of a wedding often get marred by having to conform to a bridal ideal that’s simply not for everyone. Personal style is celebrated so fervently in real life, but oddly it’s often discouraged when it comes to weddings. However, today’s modern brides have one thing in common: owning their personal style. With the currently growing movement that encourages individual panache to shine through on a wedding day putting the spotlight on three distinct glamorously diverse bridal styles is certainly something we could not pass up. Especially when presented in one glorious styled shoot as what South Florida industry professionals such as Maison Francis and Visual Narrative Design created with the uber talented Tracey-Ann Jarrett PhotoNotions behind the lens. Taking a cue from the modern natural aesthetic of both the architecture and the gardens of South Florida gem, the Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), the transformation is breathtaking and wonderfully unique.
Three Distinct Glamorously Diverse Bridal Styles
Close your eyes and picture a typical bride. You’re probably envisioning a big white dress and an elaborate bouquet, right? Now close your eyes and picture a modern bride. The image might look a little different, but probably not as clearly-defined. That’s because when it comes to what’s de rigueur for today’s brides, the rule is that there are no rules. With that in mind and the incredibly diverse female landscape of South Florida at their fingertips, this dynamic team focused on the culturally rich area and the ethnic bridal mosaic that is ever present – a tribute to the modern day melting pot of the U.S. Each bride’s hair and makeup was done to perfection by Mia Farah Beautique and emphasizes her natural grace, carefully weaving in their unique cultural backgrounds and traditions. This stunner dares brides to think outside the box—even if it’s just a few inches outside. It is something many brides want to do, but often feel it’s more trouble than it’s worth. Most often they settle for looking like a generic bride on their wedding day, instead of truly looking like themselves. Additionally, these professionals took a cue from the modern natural aesthetic of both the architecture and the gardens that make the PAMM such a South Florida gem, recreating many of the venue’s unique aspects throughout the floral designs. Echoing the natural landscape, the backdrop with native saw palmetto fronds that were sensibly painted with strokes of gold in homage to the artworks found within the museum. The natural and minimalistic design aesthetic is jaw dropping. Dive in deeper to this gallery and relish each bride’s distinct style.
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