Seraphim House Fine Art Wedding Design with Lovegood Wedding & Event Rentals

Seraphim House in New Orleans for Intimate Wedding Design with Lovegood Wedding & Event Rentals

"Tucked away in a corner of the historic Treme neighbourhood sits the SERAPHIM HOUSE. This unique event space is a perfect balance of preservation and decay, just like the soul of New Orleans itself. The space inspired us from the first time we stepped foot inside it’s halls. This venue and the city have such a charm, and we wanted to have this shoot capture the uniqueness of both. For the shoot we used deep rich colours with pops of brassy gold to really bring in a touch of Gothic romance." Featured on Magnolia Rouge

Lovegood Collection : Diana Twins, Oz Sofa, Classic Farm Tables, Tucker Chair,

Assorted Brass Candlesticks, Piper Chairs

"To complement the unique space a mix of chairs from LOVEGOOD RENTALS was used around the table. A sweet intimate ceremony space sits at the end of the main hall, and envelop the couple in a semicircle of lush florals. For our bride and groom we wanted to give a sense of the unexpected." -WS

"Our bride wore a stunning dress from LEGENDS BY ROMONA KEVEZA. We just love the way this dress moved, and its vintage feel à la 1950s Dior. For the veil we went with high drama with a floor length veil from WEDDING BELLE'S bridal salon. " - WS

"The beautiful flower arrangements created by FAT CAT FLOWERS invoke a sense of wildness, and mimic charming overgrown quality of New Orleans gardens. For the table a light and airy table runner allowed the rich wood of the farm table to take centre stage. To further allow the table to shine we set it with a clean simple setting that is offset by bold silverware, a bold napkin, and vintage purple glassware. A simple yet elegant menu and vellum card by NOVEMBER LETTERS sits on the plate." - WS

" The beautiful textured cake by CHASING WANG subtly mimics the peeling paint on the walls of the Seraphim house, and sits on top of an old sewing machine table. The whole space was filled with such beautiful light from both tall windows, and candle light." - WS