A Dusty Blue and Greenery Italian Inspired Wedding Filled with Timeless Elegance

01.14 2019

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Clear your afternoon agenda lovelies. We’ve got a dose of timeless romance in the form of a Dusty Blue and Greenery Italian Inspired Wedding that will have your heart racing a million beats per second. And no matter what it is that draws you in first… the insanely beautiful blooms, the adorable invites, the organic Italian details, or the lace wedding gown, this is one of the most gorgeous wedding days captured by Bethanne Arthur Photography . Head to the FULL GALLERY to see how Christina and Antonio made every stunning element came together for one of the prettiest Italian inspired weddings we have ever seen.

romantic wedding - Bethanne Arthur Photography

wedding shoes - Bethanne Arthur Photography

dusty blue wedding inspiration - Bethanne Arthur Photography

bridal party robes - Bethanne Arthur Photography

wedding earrings - Bethanne Arthur Photography

luxe white wedding bouquet - Bethanne Arthur Photography

bride hair and makeup - Bethanne Arthur Photography

bride wedding photo - Bethanne Arthur Photography

dusty blue wedding invitations - Bethanne Arthur Photography

bridal ring set - Bethanne Arthur Photography

classic wedding bouquet - Bethanne Arthur Photography

From Christina, the Bride... "My overall vision was to have an elegant Italian theme with natural elements like greenery. The colors were white, gold and light blues. We decided on Lansdowne Resort knowing that we would have a lot of family and friends coming from out of town so we wanted to make sure it was someplace that was easy for everyone. The ceremony and reception could both be held there and people could stay overnight in the hotel. The outdoor space really was what made the final decision. There was so much space to spread out and it overlooked the Potomac River and mountains. Lansdowne Resort is also very close to Virginia wine country. Since Antonio and I are lovers of wine and make trips out to the wineries often we wanted our guests to be able to experience that as well if they wanted."