Return to Opulence: A 1920s Wedding

Being both from advertising agencies, Kitty and Vince have a keen eye for beauty. Hence, it was all about glitz and glamour. It was a wedding where you excitedly realise you can wear your silk gloves and not look overdressed. In fact, the point was to wear your best pearls and fascinating fascinators! 

Just like the good old times.

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#TBT to the 1920s: A Vintage Glam Wedding (Teaser)

This has got to be one of the best-dressed weddings we have ever seen. We love how the opulence of the 1920s was captured. We loved the art deco details. But more on that soon! For now, we want to commend the bride for choosing such a unique headwear: the Juliet cap.

"Kitty's veil is called a Juliet cap. Juliet caps were popular in the 1920's and I thought it would fit perfectly well with her gown and wedding theme. A vintage style skull cap of beautifully patterned soft French made Chantilly Lace which I dipped in a tea bath. I adorned it with 3 hand made and hand singed organza flower brooch that can be placed on the left or right side of the cap." -Bonsai Fojas of Bonne Handmade

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Viel & Jen's Escolta Meets Gatsby Prenup

Photography by Bethoven Filomeno

Well hello there, August! It's been months since we went into roaring 20s mode but it looks like the Gatsby fever is still in full swing, old sports! Jen sent us a very well-written feature about their ideas so I'll let her take you through it now! 

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RB Goes Gatsby, Part 1 of 3

Photography by Carlo Cecilio of ImagineNation

As early as December 2012, the blog released its Fearless Forecast for 2013. Two of which were: 1) A renewed love for 20s-inspired weddings because of the Gatsby movie; and 2) New anti-reception venue discoveries. 

In this 3-part special feature, we've collaborated with some of the biggest names in the wedding industry to come up with our own interpretation of how to localize a Gatsby-inspired wedding. After all, inspiration is one thing but rebelliousness always has to have its own twist and own vision. 

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