Cristina Gomez
- Nov 22, 2020
- 2 min read

The Art of a Styled Shoot: Part 2

The continuation of the styled photography shoot I curated, in August.

Carismas Design is back with our second part of our August Styled Shoot series. Did you miss us?

Our second look was more of a classic and elegant style with the design to match. We went with more neutral colors, white as the primary, silver as the accent with some soft green tertiary details.

The table was placed in front of the gorgeous estate, Eagle Manor. This historic property has so much history with it dating back to the eighteenth-century. Placing our classic reception table in front of the mansion seemed so fitting plus, the other focal point of the table was a waterfront view, since the back portion of the mansion is facing the Cohansey River.

The table had a mix of centerpieces with one main one centered, on both sides of the centerpiece it had a tall silver candelabra, and at the end of each table, we used a smaller version of the main centerpiece floral design. Triple Oak Florist and Nursery had fun with designing these beautiful arrangements and it certainly showed! The rental company provided the fine china with the silver rim tabletop ware, the silver chivari chairs, and the floor-length classic linen with silver sequin and floral art throughout. This design is your classic wedding look that will have a timeless look that will never go out of fashion.

For our last look, we had Laura and Leigh provide four bridal gowns, three of which were Eddy K designs and the fourth was a Ti Adora gown and the jewelry were Knoell Designs.

All 4 of our female models wore a bridal gown and our groom did a dress change for a second look with a Chazmatazz formal wear classic grey suit with a black lapel. For this shoot, our photographer chose the perfect setting in the wooded area of the land that had this slight opening pathway to the main mansion over to the natural wildlife preserve area.

This area had various trees that provided depth to our photos, the slight opening area we used to pose the models for the shoot, and in the far background peaked the view of the mansion at Eagle Manor. Each and every photo from this location came out stunning, and when I say stunning, what I mean is; lets just put this in a bridal magazine, where it belongs.