Walking into the Headlands Center for the Arts was like falling down a rabbit hole. While the building itself was white and unassuming, the second I stepped foot inside, it was like entering another world. There were hanging paper feathers everywhere, typewriters, applebutter preserves, fuzzy flowers, chipped walls, vintage figurines, cinnamon aromas, and rooms packed with treasures. Even the bride and groom seemed like they were from a different time and place. Vampires? maybe. 1940's movie stars? perhaps. Crazy in love? most definitely. I can't thank Katie and Nate enough for allowing me to take part in their own personal wonderland and I hope that my photos convey even an inkling of the magic and creativity that was their wedding day.
To view a whole host of additional photos, click the link below to see Green Wedding Shoes' beautiful feature. You'll find more snaps, a brief interview with the bride, and vendor details galore.
17 comments:
WOW! Spectacular images and quite unique touches to what looks like a beautiful wedding. I love the typewriter idea for the messages to the couple and the food looks like it was amazing (not your usual bland wedding food!). Makes me want to get married all over again! Great work!
Love love love the black and white of them standing on the hill with the fog in the background! Priceless moment.
The food is making my mouth water. Is it lunchtime yet? :)
killer job, Kelty! Great set of images
Thanks, guys! Kyle, I saw your Iceland photos and they made me so inspired AND jealous. My family is from there and I still have never been! Don't worry, it's on the to do list...
Absolutely STUNNING!
congrats on the feature. always amazing images from you!
Spectacular, as usual, miss Kelty.
Beautiful set of photos. The colors and textures make me want to jump right through the screen!!
These photos perfectly captured the emotion and mood of the day! You did such an amazing job. Scrolling through the post brings it all back. Thanks so much Kelty!!
GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!
Kelty! You rocked this one! Love all the images you captured with this eclectic homespun wedding!
Hello,
I saw these photos and gasped when I realized the bride's Elizabeth and James gown is the exact one I want for my upcoming wedding, but it's no longer available. Any chance I could contact her about whether she's willing to part with it?
Thanks so much!
Steepstreet Kelty is the totally bestest top-shelf blue-chip A-list mostest Acme amazing EVER
Hank Fox
p.s. hello from Tajikistan
These may be my favorites ever..
I am pretty much impressed.
This wedding is so simple, but beautiful! I love the inclusion of red - it pops against the muted feel of the rest of the wedding!
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