Flapper dress, T-bar shoes, glitzy hairpieces and swing house music, nothing else encapsulates glamorous romance in a more opulent way than the roaring 20’s style, revived by the legendary movie the Great Gatsby.
The Wedding Collective has got together a couple of independent suppliers in the wedding industry to celebrate the Gatsby-inspired romance at its annual Gala Showcase, and I was fortunate enough to be on their guest list.
I’ve always been a keen supporter of individual local brands with big characters and uniqueness. What happens when a few Australian creative minds such as George Wu, Sierra Ramke from The Babushka Ballerina and Wil Valor join forces to paint a picture of Gatsby-inspired love affair? I found myself blinded by spectacular explosion of glitz and glamour, and my heart entrapped by the intricate details of the masterfully designed wedding gowns…
Made my heart sing seeing this oh-so-stunning gown by George Wu with delicate French lace and lavish Italian embroideries, definitely my favourite of the night!
Check out the bling on the model’s hand! The platinum cushion cut diamond ring by Bodman Jewellery is so Gatsby-glamorous…
The other stunning George Wu girl showcasing this nude colour lace wedding gown, perfect for the brides who’re after a touch of vintage glamour, elegance and simplicity.
I’d probably sound a little but creepy but I totally loved stalking these glamorous ladies on the night to see how they took on Gatsby-inspired romance…
Don’t you just LOVE that mini cocktail shaker? So lovely that I could use it as a little evening clutch!
Feeling tempted to put together a Gatsby-inspired wedding? Stay tuned as I’ll share a few tips and must-haves to invigorate the glitzy Gatsby glamour in my following post!
Love x
Juliet
Lovely, so different and yet in a retrospect way sooo familiar. I adore vintage bridal.
Indeed, I found myself in love with all these.. I had my chance wearing a vintage bridal gown but I’d love to see more of these beauties on other lovely brides-to-be 🙂
Some of the guests were just as posh as the models! Lovely!