Modern minimalist brides will love this classy rooftop wedding inspiration!

Classy Modern Rooftop Wedding Inspiration | Anna + Mateo Photography 62

All our modern, minimalist Bridal Musings babes take note of this gorgeous rooftop wedding inspiration from Washington DC. Put together by some of our favorite photographers Anna + Mateo and the talented CM Events, this styled shoot is so classy and elegant, and thankfully fresh thanks to some killer shades and hip bridal jumpsuit.

We’re happily surprised when we find out when our favorite looks are from bridal maven BHLDN, today’s bridal muse dons not only one of the line’s chicest off-the-shoulder gowns but also a two-piece bridal pantsuit with the cutest crop top. So perfect for a civil ceremony and glamorous urban rooftop party to follow!

Also, I’ve totally pinned this sleek bridal pony-tail for my own wedding beauty inspiration boards, any other city gals thinking the same?!

From Anna + Mateo

The more we’ve seen monochromatic weddings, the more we dreamt of bringing those same modern, sophisticated vibes to our home city of Washington, D.C. As a spin on the typical ballroom hotel affair, we chose to show off the funky energy of Kimpton’s Mason and Rook Hotel and host the ceremony and reception on the rooftop.

With an elegant gown and modern jumpsuit, the unique rooftop wooden architecture, and the city views of D.C., the combination is inspiration for the perfect urban affair.

From CM Events

When planning this shoot I wanted to do something stylish and urban. I kept the majority of the design modern and monochromatic; all white with black, blue and greenery touches were incorporated throughout. The rooftop provided the perfect view and space to match the minimalism & city chic feel I was going for.

Special details included a fun escort display of “boozy popsicles“, which were spiked popsicles inspired by cocktail flavors such as mojito and pina colada. The bride’s jumpsuit is the perfect outfit for a rooftop after party.

Geometric shapes and patterns were incorporated with the chargers, stationery, “crazy in love” vow books, and wedding cake. Black cutlery and white goblets also added a unique and modern touch to the tablescape.

Although roses are one of my favorite florals, for this modern bride I decided not to use roses when designing the bouquet and styling the floral on the table. Dahlias, Ranunculus, Lisianthus and Tulips were the main floral with greenery accents in the bouquet.