Timeless Love Styled Elopement at the Larz Anderson House in Washington D.C.

Featured in Issue 30, this charming styled elopement at the Larz Anderson House in Washington, DC invites you into a world of timeless love.

Featured in Issue 30, this charming styled elopement at the Larz Anderson House in Washington, D.C. brought readers into an intimate world of timeless love.

Designed and styled by Carrie Moe of Type A Society, she recounts each detail of the styled shoot, setting a dreamy scene for romance:

“Love, elegance, and historic charm came together in perfect harmony at the breathtaking Larz Anderson House in the heart of Washington, D.C.

Nestled amid the city’s bustling streets, this stunning mansion provided the idyllic backdrop for a wedding that will forever be etched in the memories of the happy couple and their guests.

For portraits, the couple decided on the breathtaking National Cathedral backdrop with an Anne Barge gown “Solana” that has a detachable train. The train filled the sun-drenched alcove and matched the grandeur from the framed window.

The reception was filled with blues, greens, and abundant florals with touches of browns and creams. As the guest ate the sun dipped below the skies and the reflection pool became mirrored glass. After drinks and dessert, the couple exited with flowers being thrown by happy guests.

What a delightful elopement it was!“

Keep reading below for more insight into this intimate-styled wedding. From multiple gowns, intricate decor details with hints of blue, and elegant florals (all captured by Bailey Pianalto Photography), this intimate affair is sure to inspire your very own nuptials!

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Location: Washington D.C.
Venue: Larz Anderson House

A timeless vision…

The grandeur of the Larz Anderson House, combined with the meticulous attention to detail and personal touches, created an unforgettable experience that celebrated not only the union of two souls but also the rich history of this iconic venue.

Fashion…

Our couple has three gown designs. The blue gown is a Jimmy Choo, The white gown with a bow is Amsale our main portrait gown, and Anne Barge for the National Cathedral shots.

The details…

Mr. & Mrs…

The venue…

The Larz Anderson House, also known as Anderson House, stands as a testament to timeless architecture and cultural significance. Constructed in 1905, this Beaux-Arts-style mansion was once the home of diplomat Larz Anderson and his wife, Isabel.

Its stately façade, inspired by French châteaux, boasts opulent detailing and grandeur that transport guests to a bygone era of sophistication. The venue’s rich history added an air of mystique and elegance, making it the perfect place to witness the beginning of a new love story.