Madame C's Blog talks about it

Madame C's Blog, a reference blog in the wedding field, has just published a lovely editorial on the Wabi Sabi wedding inspiration organized by L'atelier Fleuriste. A wedding Wabi-Sabi with the backdrop of an old burned mill. The Wabi-Sabi theme represents the beauty of imperfect, modest, and simple things. By using raw, rustic, and wild materials, a refined austerity is created, a suggested beauty.

With its raw walls and old floorboards, the mill only needed a few patinated, rustic, natural, and warm elements.

Wabi means solitude, simplicity, nature, asymmetry, and Sabi means the alteration by time, the patina of objects. The materials used are raw, the objects are refined, and the colors are natural. The space brings a pleasant and soft calm. There is not a multitude of objects, but each object is unique.

Stone plates, recycled glasses, stone dish, wooden table,…

For the flowers, a predominance of lavender for its simplicity, its color, its fragrance. It can be found in the bridal bouquet which is elongated and in the headband that surrounds the bride's head.

Hélène Ripoll specially created a bracelet made of lavender seeds and we added her hairpins to the headband. Lavender can also be found on the menus created by Audrey d'Allonsy Allonso, in an apothecary and simple style.

Finally, for the choice of the dress and the suit, we sought simplicity, warm yet elegant materials, and sober but refined cuts. The choice fell on Mademoiselle de Guise and Chris Von Martial.

Once again, congratulations to the entire team and thank you to Madame C's Blog for this beautiful publication that you can find in full here

Organization / Flowers –Florist Workshop
Dress –Miss de Guise
Suit –Chris Von Martial
Pastationery –Let's go Alonso
Jewelx –Helene Ripoll
Rings –Flora and Zephyr 
Makeup –Amaryllis
Hairstyle –Sayaline
Furniture –Trade of France
Place – The Burnt Mill