This past spring, I had the wonderful opportunity to collaborate with an outstanding team of Denver wedding vendors to produce a styled Denver brunch wedding! Anna with Anna + Mateo was the catalyst behind this shoot, and she deserves all the credit with the styling + ideas for this amazing production — including that stunning floral wall!.jpg)
The Studios at Overland Crossing was the perfect wedding venue for this creative endeavor. It features white brick walls, copious amounts of natural light, and plenty of open spaces to stage all sorts of bridal + wedding-related photo shoots. It’s definitely one of my favorite Denver wedding venues, as it’s the perfect coalescence of a light + airy warehouse space in an industrial + urban neighborhood.
We were super fortunate to have this shoot featured on one of the premiere wedding blogs in the industry, Wedding Chicks! It was truly an honor to join this team and help curate this phenomenal creation.
Thank you again to Anna for having me come along to help photograph this styled Denver brunch wedding! I had a fabulous time helping out and meeting a ton of kind + energetic hospitality vendors. Take a peek at the slideshow below for my favorite images from the shoot, and leave some love for the team of vendors involved afterwards! Thank you for stopping by the blog!
Denver brunch wedding | Vendors involved
Innovator for this shoot: Anna + Mateo | Coordinator: Hourglass Productions | Florals: Lalé Floral Design | Bridesmaids’ dresses: Bella Bridesmaids | Venue: The Studios at Overland Crossing | Dress: Lazaro for The Bridal Collection | Groom’s attire: Model’s own | Vintage chairs: Chairs with Character | Rentals + linens: Wright Group Event Services | Hair + makeup: Samantha Koch Beauty + Belle & Beau Salon | Catering: Coq Au Vin Catering | Bride + groom: Victoria Fox-Collis + Jace Daniel Balbach | Bridal party: Elly Lewis, David Lewis, Mateo Jara Fabian + Tammy Ho
See more styled bridal shoots on the blog: Pinwheels + Posies at the Lionsgate Event Center | French wedding inspiration at the Wash Park Studio
