That ‘70s Glow! This Vintage-Inspired, Sunset Palette Will Make You Swoon
When we first laid eyes on this wedding’s color palette, it was love. Swirling, sunset colors of peach, amber, coral, mustard… we were done. But the palette was just the start of our love affair with this wedding, which was inspired by the bride’s favorite decade of style, the 1970s. With the help of Westcott Weddings, the ‘70s got a major glow-up with modern details that feel so fresh. From punchy blooms by Remi + Gold to chic lounge styling by Birch & Brass, every detail combines vintage sensibility with modern romance. And when the bride owns a paper goods & signage company—the aptly named Peach Paper + Design-- you can expect the invitations to be some of the prettiest ever. Sophie Epton captured every last vintage detail to perfection, and you can see it all unfold in the full gallery!
From the photographer, Sophie Epton... What a day for Megan + Tyler! This was one of the most unique and beautiful weddings I've had the pleasure of photographing this year, and I'm so excited to be sharing it with Style Me Pretty! Since our bride, Megan, is in the wedding industry (she owns an incredible paper goods + signage company called Peach Paper + Design in Austin, TX) we knew she was going to plan an unbelievable wedding!
From the beginning, Megan knew that she wanted to pair a favorite decade of color and design with a throwback to the 1970s, but make it fresh and modern for today.
The wedding day was laced with gorgeous hues of mustards, yellows, peaches, pinks, greens, corals and amber that was such a fun pop of color and ode to the 1970s, including Megan's mustard velvet linens from La Tavola, a serious favorite! Remi + Gold provided all the stunning, romantic florals that were a perfect balance to the decor while still keeping the look fresh and modern- and that floral tree for the ceremony?! To die for!
After a beautiful sun-drenched ceremony at the Greenhouse at Driftwood, guests got to enjoy the cocktail hour of the year with beautiful Birch & Brass leather and velvet lounges, an amazing food spread (including pretzels and beer cheese, an homage to the groom!) and they even had a 1970s style camper and lounge where a special choice of cocktails were mixed all night!
Guests dined and danced all night under a Sperry tent and the stars. And of course, with the bride owning her own paper goods company, she was able to provide so many bespoke pieces for the wedding- from the beautiful mustard and coral invitation suite, to the hand-pressed flowers used in all of her table numbers, to the fantastic illustrations of her own dogs (who the signature cocktails were named after!).
Megan's touch on all of these pieces made for a wedding that was so uniquely her and was such a thrill to photograph. I hope you enjoy these images as much as I did capturing them!
Photography: Sophie Epton Photography | Videography: The Brothers Martens | Planner: Westcott Weddings | Florals: Remi and Gold | Cakes: 2tarts Bakery | Catering: The Peached Tortilla | Hair + Makeup: Gloss Beauty Bar | Lighting: Ilios | Officiant: I Do Ceremonies | Transportation: Elektric Limo | Tent: Whim Events | Bartending: Something Old Fashioned | Camper Bar + Cocktail Hour Bar: Bee Lavish Vintage Rentals | Ceremony + Cocktail Hour Music: Mikaela Kahn | Linens: La Tavola Fine Linen Rental | Lounge Rentals: Birch And Brass Rentals | Paper Goods + Signage: Peach Paper Design | Reception Music: Love & Happiness | Rentals (Chairs + Tables): Premiere Events
