Rebellious Bride Debbie's Street Style

I am loving the idea of transforming a bridal look into something street and urban. That's definitely something you don't see everyday.

Photography by Midori Moon

We see many, many wedding pictorials attempting to look rebellious just by taking the photo shoot out on the streets. And in the interest of keeping things fresh and new here in the blog, we rarely feature this kind of concept anymore. But Debbie's photo set made it to the blog because she owned it and she expressed her street style sense--wouldn't it be refreshing to have an entire fashion blog dedicated to brides taking their gowns to the street and making it 'pop?' Now that's a million dollar idea right there!!!

Quincy John Y Tampo had this to share about the bride and the concept:

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The White Room: Postnup Styling

Rex of Wedoitforlove had a client who had around a gazillion relatives. Okay, maybe just around 70 or so. She's actually the mom of the bride and she wanted to do something rebellious. She wanted a styled backdrop for their family/clan portrait to be done in between the ceremony and the reception. So she got a small function room in a hotel and asked Rex, if he knew anyone who create the backdrop. Rex told them I could do the styling. I immediately said yes. Because I'm all for a challenge. So I tapped my artist friend Gary Pastrana for a collaboration. The family were quite happy with set-up that I think they had more photos there than the photo booth outside. 

As for the couple Nikki and Hiro, they had a more stylized pictorial than the usual hotel shots. Almost like a magazine shoot set-up, if I may say. Here's a teaser from today's wedding:

Styling by Mica Tuaño-Fuentes

See the mood board that inspired the backdrop here:

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