Beauty and the Beast - A Modern Inspiration

I have to say that this is one of my favorite post I've done lately.  With the release of the new Beauty and the Beast movie I wanted to create a modern inspiration to showcase details within the movie and give it a little twist.  I hope you enjoy this storybook romance for 2017.

 

 

Meet our couple Belle and Beast Adam. 

Photo |  Julia Madden Sears  +  McCune Photography

 

 Belle is a small town girl who fell in love with her prince (an actual prince). Like most relationships they have their ups and downs but in the end love wins.  Besides being each others true love they enjoy reading books and having the occasional snowball fight. The groom wants to be casual with his navy suit and open collar while the bride wears her strapless dress and nixes the crown for a simple hair adornment.

 

Belle's stunning bouquet comes from the castle's garden.

Photo |  Kurt Boomer

 

 

 

 

 

Belle's trusty companion, Philippe.

Photo |  Taisia Gordon

 

 

Cogworth is admiring his groomsman's gift.

Photo |  .Joanna Brown Photography

 

 

Their adorable ring bearer,  Chip carried their wedding bands in a moss filled vintage teacup.

Photos |  Which Goose +  The Grovers

 

 

Belle and Adam embrace...they're finally married!

Photo |  Meghan Rose Photography

 

 

 

 An avid book lover like Belle will use a card catalog to organize her place cards. 

Photo |  Braedon Photography
 

 

 Mirror plate chargers add elegance to the table while antique candelabras pay homage to their friend Lumiere.

photos |  save on crafts +  pretty vintage rentals

 

 

The glass cloche is used to display the French macarons and how gorgeous is that stain glass wedding cake? 

Photos |  Weddings Unveiled +  KT Merry

 

 A book backdrop is perfect for the couple to take photos with their friends Mrs. Potts (also know as the teapot) and Babette (aka the feather duster).

Photo |  Galina Kochergina Photography

 

 

 No grand ballroom here, the couple have their first dance in their beloved library.

Photo |  Judy Pak Photography

 

 

 THE END