Vaux Studio

This week’s features florals, fruit, paper, and a layered layout that tells the story of a couple’s day.

I’m loving this display of details because it showcases how every thoughtfully chosen element comes together. The layered look is visually pleasing and seeing them layered together really highlights the care and intention behind every one of the couple’s design decisions and how impact-fully they come together.

PRO TIP: Hire vendors who regularly work together! When your planner, florist, and stationer already have an established workflow, your vision comes together more seamlessly, creating a cohesive look from paper to petals.

Florals and fruit :
Paper & Stationery: .wynn.co
Photography (second slide):

A colorful mix of florals for Bridget and David’s May nuptials & these blooms are gorgeous from 👏🏼 every 👏🏼 angle👏🏼.

I love the incorporation of every color while remaining soft and avoiding the feeling of a stark contrast.

Everything popped beautifully and the reflexed yellow tulips were such a hit! Pulling the petals back on a variety of florals can change the entire look of the bloom!

I was so excited to execute this install!

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There’s something so timeless about fruit woven into floral design. And the embellished elements incorporated into the fruit for an added wow factor!

Long before floral installations became a wedding staple, tables were enhanced with edible harvests. Clusters of grapes, pears, fragrant citrus, figs, pomegranates, and stone fruit were among the staples nestled among blooms as symbols of prosperity, celebration, and hospitality.

Today, that tradition feels as fresh as ever. Incorporating fruit into your floral décor adds far more than color. It introduces richness, texture, and movement that flowers alone simply can’t achieve. Regardless if fruits and veggies are the focal or a supporting actor, they create layers that feel intentional, organic, and luxurious.

It’s also a wonderful way to embrace the season. Or incorporate favorites to bring in a personal touch to your tablescape. For couples looking to create a unique atmosphere, fruit (& veggies) offer a beautiful departure from tradition without feeling trendy. It brings warmth and artistry that photographs beautifully from every angle.

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Concept, styling, floral, and design: &

This week’s Studio Spotlight is on Daniela, or as we lovingly caller her, Dani. is a photographer near and dear to us, and one we’ve worked with for the last 3 years. Her work blends a documentary style with an editorial eye and she always delivers something that feels classic, yet artful.

Originally from New York State and now based in Philadelphia, Dani has been photographing since 2012. She is a graduate of the San Francisco Art Institute, and an avid traveler. She has photographed on all seven continents and is always ready to follow you to your wedding destination. Whether hiking to a mountain top, or flying to an Italian coast, she is always ready to capture not just the day, but the feeling your day evokes.

Working with both film and digital, Dani delivers consistently beautiful imagery that tells the story of your day, rather than sticking to specifics when it comes to a shot list or a rigid plan. She creates space for genuine moments to unfold, capturing images that feel honest, emotional, and timeless.

We love working alongside Dani, her warmth, artistry, and intention make working alongside her feel effortless. It’s the kind of photography that doesn’t just capture the moments but preserves the feeling of your day!

It was such a pleasure to have Dani in the studio this past weekend and we look forward to working with her again soon!

There’s something so timeless about fruit woven into floral design. And the embellished elements incorporated into the fruit for an added wow factor!

Long before floral installations became a wedding staple, tables were enhanced with edible harvests. Clusters of grapes, pears, fragrant citrus, figs, pomegranates, and stone fruit were among the staples nestled among blooms as symbols of prosperity, celebration, and hospitality.

Today, that tradition feels as fresh as ever. Incorporating fruit into your floral décor adds far more than color. It introduces richness, texture, and movement that flowers alone simply can’t achieve. Regardless if fruits and veggies are the focal or a supporting actor, they create layers that feel intentional, organic, and luxurious.

It’s also a wonderful way to embrace the season. Or incorporate favorites to bring in a personal touch to your tablescape. For couples looking to create a unique atmosphere, fruit (& veggies) offer a beautiful departure from tradition without feeling trendy. It brings warmth and artistry that photographs beautifully from every angle.

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Concept, style, and design: &