Created by a newly formed collective of 30-plus beloved wedding bloggers, Swooned proudly among them, Aisle Society is an innovative new website for wedding inspiration. In celebration of its launch, Aisle Society recently teamed up with design marketplace Minted, purveyor of fresh and unique wedding paper suites sourced from a far-flung community of independent artists, to create this glamorous sequin-filled shoot. The overarching design elements play off of Aisle Society’s color palette—rose gold, peach, mineral blue, and mint—and its logo of interlinked rings. Cue the confetti!

Styled Shoots

Event and floral designer Juli Vaughn used dinner-plate dahlias, garden roses, and parrot tulips in soft shades of pink and peach to create this lush, loosely structured bridal bouquet.  

Minted’s luxe paper products are made to order. From hand-drawn maps and monograms to custom colors, every aspect of the design can be personalized. And Minted doesn’t stop at stationery; with everything from wedding websites to reception décor, it offers a start-to-finish style experience, letting you bring your entire wedding vision to life in a beautifully cohesive, comprehensive way. 

This decadent Flemish-style floral arrangement featured dinner-plate dahlias, garden roses, dusty miller foliage, and fresh pomegranates. 

Sleek flatware, confetti-inspired place cards, and rose-gold chargers with a mirror-like shine added a modern twist to an otherwise vintage-esque tablescape. Set at 404 NYC, a clean-lined, loft-like venue space located between the trendy Chelsea and Hell’s Kitchen neighborhoods, the inviting scene was styled by Juli Vaughn with the help of Color Pop Events.

Gold Chiavari chairs were decked out with white garden roses, dusty miller foliage, and laser-cut wooden signs from Laura Hooper Calligraphy.

The bride was accoutered by Gabriella New York in Jenny Packham’s “Lilya” gown, an intricately beaded creation evocative of the Art Deco era.