Luxe Mauve & Greenery Editorial at the Cairnwood Estate is Spring Wedding Perfection!

Captured by Photography by Jo, this wedding editorial at the Cairnwood Estate is brimming with gorgeous spring wedding inspiration!

From luscious spring florals to intricate stationery designs, floral art, and a lovely tablescape design, this wedding editorial at the Cairnwood Estate is brimming with gorgeous spring wedding inspiration!

Spring florals and delicate stationery are the highlights of this lux editorial.

Hosted by Styled Shoots Across America at the Cairnwood Estate in Pennsylvania, Photography by Jo captures each scene with careful attention to detail.

Soft pastel pinks, mauve, and pale orange florals by Bloomst Floral Design peek through winding greenery, highlighting the Roman and French Renaissance-inspired architecture of the historic venue. The decor and tablescape design by Heather Benge include romantic modern touches like candles, gold-plated silverware, and paper goods.

Cairnwood invited us to experience the grandeur of the Gilded Age, and we just had to add our modern luxury touch.”
– Jo Mahaney of Photography by Jo

More details from Jo on this stunning spring wedding editorial are below!

Date: Wednesday, August 24th
Venue: Cairnwood Estate
Location: Bryn Athyn, PA (Philadelphia area)

Inspiration…

This styled shoot was inspired by the venue itself, bringing modern luxury and old-world elegance together.

Stationery…

The stationery echoed the same classic Roman and French Renaissance inspiration from which the architectural plans were derived.

Captured by Photography by Jo, this wedding editorial at the Cairnwood Estate is brimming with gorgeous

Butterfly friends…

Cairnwood Estate is rich in history and beautiful architectural details. The grounds are filled with lush greenery and vines, along with butterfly friends visiting the pollinator-friendly plants.

Tablescape…

Decor & design…

We couldn’t resist filling the head table to the brim with florals, candles, and paper goods.

The details…

Everything from the placement of the floral draping along the grand staircase and fireplace mantel to the delicate miniature scrolls for the seating chart was intended to pay homage to the original Beaux-Arts style that inspired the venue designers back in 1895.