I sincerely hope you have a glass of water with. you for this one, my friends. This Spanish inspired elopement at the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum is STEAM CENTRAL! Nor only does this beautiful building overlook Lake Michigan, it is just unassumingly nestled into Milwaukee’s East Side.

I thin kit is important to note, I don’t often take part in styled shoots, mostly due to time restraints - this one SPOKE to me! Why? Not only was my bff putting it together, but she brought together a team of unique vendors who are incredibly passionate and in love with their craft. I knew this would be a very calm and happy spaces to create together. Also, it was our goal to show a wedding that is completely accessible to the modern every day couple. This event took on person from each team to make it happen. Completely affordable and attainable, that is why I am so on board.

Before I get into the UNREAL images that came out of Danielle, of Rosewood Wedding’s visionary brain, I would love to highlight all of the hard working entrepreneurs that made this possible.

Photography | Chelsea Matson Photography

Planner | Rosewood Weddings, Danielle

Floral | Sunborn Gardens

Venue | Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum

Cake | Curtis + Cake

Linens | Nuage Linens

Dress | Honey Bridal Chicago

Suit | The Black Tux

Stationary | Hall Creative Co

Model (Bride) | Natalia

Model (Groom) | Zach

Hair | Natalia, Scott Free Salon

Make Up | Lustrous Beauty, Kelly

Catering | Bartlett Catering

Jewelry | Clean Origin

Here are some images of these amazing creatives at work, setting up - followed by the final images!

I am definitely going to go hop in the shower myself - amiright!?!?!

Thank you to everyone who made this amazing day possible, your work is incredible, and I am honored to show it off.