We're in fine art heaven today. Duck egg blue and blush pink have to be our favourite colours of this coming bridal year so when this styled wedding landed in front of us with a duck egg blue wedding gown by Tara La Tour, we've not been able to stop looking at it yet. Blush Wedding Photography has surprised us with this colourful yet muted wedding and that's hard to do!

From Blush Wedding Photography: "I've always thought, the key to good design whether it is in fashion, interior design, photography, or your wedding, is to take a classic idea and give it a modern fresh take. First, the use a lot of gold elements, which is in style at the moment and embodies the traditional fall colours: red, orange and yellow. It also brings an element of luxury and elegance which contrasts nicely the rustic wood setting. Then the unexpected twist: blue! Blue would be a colour associated with any other season, except fall! But looking at this shoot you can see it looks amazing and totally works. To further tie in the fall feel, fall elements are brought in such as pears on the cake, as place card holders and infused in the signature cocktail. As well as, leaves into the flower arrangements. Gold deer figurines adorn the table to add an element of whimsy and echo the outdoor woodsy backdrop. But my favorite element is probably the blue wedding dress by Tara La Tour. Last year I saw a few blush coloured wedding dresses, but never blue. It has a modern, yet surprisingly sophisticated feeling about it. The detachable belt on the dress is a nice featured on the dress. All in all, I just love how this wedding inspiration really crosses over different styles, from modern to rustic to elegant. I feel that is the key to good timeless design."

Photography: Blush Wedding Photography | Taken at Secrets of a Stylist Workshop by Grey Likes Weddings | Flowers: Anna Le Pley Taylor | Dress Designer: Tara La Tour | Stationery: MaeMae Paperie | Calligrapher: Rachel Carl | Hair and Makeup: Melina Ruiz and Danielle Frizelle | Cake: Morgie Porgie Pudd'n Pie | Film: Fuji 400 Scanned by Richards Photo Lab