Today we are feeling refreshed with this gorgeous Marsala inspired editorial by film photographer Charla Storey and stylist Birds of a Feather. In a sea of (gorgeous) neutral and monochrome, a slightly moodier look stands out. For the bride who finds inspiration from more opulent and rich tones and craves a bit of color - incorporating bold florals, like these by The Southern Table, and bold colored pieces of decor doesn't have to feel dark. This set of inspiration feels light, airy yet makes a statement...

From Charla Storey: We were inspired by the deep tones of Marsala, black, and plum for this moody shoot, but wanted to make sure it still felt like wedding inspiration, so we added in some soft blush tones and decided to set it in a white, industrial space. We used black candles to create that moody atmosphere, which was helped along by the day being overcast. We also dressed our bride in black and blush to add in some soft drama."

Photography: Charla Storey | Film Lab: Goodman Film Lab | Styling: Birds of a Feather | Florals: The Southern Table | Stationery: Southern Fried Paper | Linens: La Tavola | Rentals: Juniper Rentals | Cake: Layered Bake Shop | Venue: Hickory Street Annex | Gown: Watters | Signage: Hearts and Quills

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