Vintage Heirloom Wedding Inspiration at Arbor Hills Nature Preserve

Elegant wedding invitations with a copper rimmed teacup on display

Cottonwood Road Photography and Hannah McIntosh of My Blissful Bouquets joined forces to create this gorgeous wedding inspirational shoot at the rustic Arbor Hills Nature Preserve. Using vintage furniture and china that belonged to Hannah's grandmother, this photo shoot is full of ideas on how to incorporate family heirlooms into your special day.
Invitations and place cards from our Petunia Watercolor Free Printable Invitation Suite fit in beautifully with the elegant, vintage look of this heirloom wedding inspiration. Don't you think? Peruse more of the stunning images Cottonwood Road Photography captured of this heirloom wedding inspiration in the full gallery here.

Elegant bride in white dress at outdoor wedding reception

Elegant outdoor wedding table with floral plates and succulents

Succulents in vintage floral teacups for a charming garden display

Wedding table setting detail with groom place card

From Cottonwood Road Photography:This styled bridal shoot is simply perfect. The "bride" is beautiful and is the creator and owner of a small business called My Blissful Bouquets. She creates gorgeous arrangements with faux flowers, succulents, etc even vintage brooches for the bride on the budget. The best part about these stunning bouquets? You can keep them forever and they look just as vivid as the day they were made.

We used vintage heirlooms from the bride's grandmother all the way to her great, great, great grandmother. Also, a handful of the items you see are estate sale finds! I believe this is a really unique idea and opportunity for brides on a budget to make a really beautiful, one of a kind wedding!

Beautiful woman in white dress smiles elegantly at tea party

Succulents in vintage teacups on chair in nature with lace table

Succulent cake on scale, white frosting and greenery

From Hannah McIntosh of My Blissful Bouquets:For this elegant styled shoot, we chose to use genuine, European antiques that are special to me and my family. My great grandmother, Dot, was a military court reporter stationed in Germany during World War II. She found the delicate wooden table and chairs during her time in Germany, which she then brought back to the United States, along with countless other treasures. The needlework seen on the seat of the wooden heart shaped chair was hand-done by Dot and her sisters after the war.

Along with the stunning furniture, my great grandmother found the priceless china, genuine silverware and lace tablecloth while in Germany. When decorating for your wedding, incorporating family heirlooms adds to the sentimentality on your big day!

Beautiful bride smiling, holding her floral wedding bouquet