Jasmin Konrath by “wedding & event” and Yvonne Lang-Weyand by “Die Diningexperten” come from Hunsrück and would like to introduce us to this region with a Styled Shoot. We think that is very successful! The Hunsrück impresses with quaint forests, a rich flora and fauna and not least with historical evidence such as the impressive ring wall of Otzenhausen.

The vintage wedding they are staging is stylishly rustic and has everything that makes the hearts of modern couples beat faster: a colour palette from blush to ivory to soft green, a little gold on cake pops, a semi-naked cake with eucalyptus, Vintage tableware, oriental rugs, wall hangings, gorgeous natural floristry and, last but not least, a gorgeous bridal couple in elegant outfits. But see for yourself:

The bride wears Lace Jewellery with Prasiolith and Citrine and a fine bracelet made of yellow gold. The wedding rings complement the whole thing by their structure, which looks like finely spun threads. The dull shine of the gold harmonizes especially with the metals typical for vintage weddings with a hint of patina, for example at tableware, ring boxes or candleholders. The eucalyptus used in the decoration and hair accessories also shows a matte finish and fits through its feathery ease to the gentle waves of the bride’s hairstyle and the lace patterns of dress and jewellery.

We like both earrings Madame Favart and ear studs Undine to accompany this look. In this variation Madame Favart features a Citrine pampille. This colour gemstone is reminiscent of warm sunlight and was considered in ancient times as a gem of luck, which of course fits especially well on the most beautiful day in life. The ear studs undine glitter with small diamonds, the most valuable gemstones, and a Prasiolith polished in an oval chessboard. This green amethyst picks up on the concept colour ivory and also fits its meaning wonderfully on the topic: The stone gives peace in highly emotional moments. For a “yes” without trembling in the voice – but with tears of joy!