Organic Meets Industrial Warehouse Wedding Inspiration

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I always love a blend of influences when it comes to wedding styling, it looks so much cooler, more authentic, and professionally put-together, don’t you think?

And today’s inspiration brings two gorgeous wedding styles together beautifully, in this organic meets industrial warehouse wedding shoot.

We’ve been seeing more and more couples opt for studio spaces, warehouses, hangars, breweries and former factories as wedding venues in recent years. They offer lots of space, unique architecture, a ready-made ‘cool factor’ and the perfect blank canvas backdrop. But they can be tricky to soften with a romantic atmosphere.

But this gorgeous shoot by Natashia Nicole Photography, and a host of talented Wisconsin wedding vendors, will show you how it’s done. Elegantly undone wedding cakes, loose hand-tied florals, breezy textiles, luxe paper goods, minimal metallic lanterns and a bare factory backdrop.

Scroll down to be entirely inspired – and don’t forget to hit the gallery too for more ideas.

From the Photographer

The styling for this organic industrial wedding inspiration came from the venue; The Lageret in Stoughton, Wisconsin.

The Lageret was built in 1885, and was originally a tobacco warehouse. It was reopened in 2015 as an industrial wedding venue. Its original brick wall and wood floors were the perfect backdrop for our vision.

We wanted to showcase a new take on industrial weddings. Instead of heavy use of dark colors, metals, and a boho vibe, we incorporated light, feminine colors and ethereal features to add an fine art, organic feel.

We still kept some traditional elements of an industrial wedding; including the warehouse venue, two piece gown, and metal table lanterns.

But we added handmade calligraphy invites, a wild, flowing bouquet tied with silk ribbon, and utilized fresh fruits for decor.

A living wall and real floral necklace were the highlight pieces of the shoot.

Using the white brick walls of The Lageret helped to keep the feel light and romantic, and helped us pull together a fresh, clean take on industrial weddings.