Last Sunday, Dylan and I had the chance to participate in the Bliss Bridal Bash!  It was a fun opportunity to meet brides planning their upcoming wedding!  A ton of awesome wedding vendors in the Austin area also came to show off their many talents!  Knowing that there were going to be so many talented vendors in one room bringing their A-Game, Giselle of Vivd Events contacted us to see if we’d be willing to stay late after the show to photograph a styled shoot.  Of course, we couldn’t turn down such a fun shoot, so we jumped at the opportunity!

It was also a great chance to collaborate with other awesome Austin wedding industry experts and to photograph in a new space.  While most of our weddings happen on a ranch, a historic building, or an upscale barn, it was refreshing to be able to step into a new scene and capture something with more of an Austin vibe!  Immediately after the show, our group of vendors rushed over to The Palm Door on Sixth Street, knowing that we had to be fast to capture the last few rays of sun before it sank behind the Austin skyline.

This GORGEOUS Maggie Sottero Gown was on borrow from Georgio’s Bridal Salon in Waco, TX!

The beautiful floral designs were crafted by Lovely Leaves Floral.

The fabulous cakes were lovingly made by Lily’s Cakes.

The ladies of All Dolled Up Austin had our bride looking flawless!

The gorgeous invitations were designed and created by Studio W Designs.

The perfectly vintage rentals were provided by Swoon Rentals out of Waco, TX.

A great big shout out and thank you to all the awesome vendors who came together for this shoot:

Styling: VIVID Events & Swoon Rentals+Design

Planner: VIVID Events

Floral Designs: Lovely Leaves Floral

Vintage Rentals: Swoon Rentals

Venue: Palm Door on Sixth Street in Austin, TX

Cakes: Lily’s Cakes

Invitations: Studio W Designs

Hair & Make-up by: All Dolled Up Austin

Maggie Sottero Dress from: Georgio’s Bridal Salon in Waco, TX

Palm Door Wedding Photographer: Eureka Photography

– Mylah Renae

Austin Wedding Photographer for the Palm Door on Sixth Street

www.Eureka-Photography.com