Deer skull wedding decor

Chelsea and Brooks' wedding at Billings Estate Museum and All Saints Ottawa had the perfect mix of masculine and feminine energy. Using a mix of antlers, vintage place settings, wild florals, and rich colors, we saw clear influences from both the bride and the groom in every element of the decor. The florists at Satin & Snow created a stunning display

Lovers of nature, we have a treat for you. Today’s lakeside cabin wedding are all things cozy, woodsy and rustically chic. Emily and Luke traded in the

Bursting with color and chic southern charm, Kaylyn & Michael's wedding at Lone Oak Barn in Round Rock radiated love and joy.

Deer Skull With Preserved Flower Arrangements.

Signed steer skull as a guest book! Photo by: Courtneylynn Photography

a bold floral wedding arch with a skull and antlers for a boho feel

Elk or Deer skull and antlers on an arbor

Public service announcement: If you've been trying (and failing) to convince your more conservative family members that a skulls, taxidermy and dead things wedding can totally be elegant and classy and not at all scary... then show them this wedding RIGHT NOW. As if by magic, your argument will be won. Sophie and Richard, we salute you!

When we got engaged, we knew we didn't want a typical wedding. Instead, we wanted to incorporate some of the wonderful things we enjoy together into an expression of our love. We picked black and burgundy as our colors to match our dark aesthetic. For my bridal look, I wanted to go high drama. I ditched the white dress and found an asymmetrical wine-colored dress and, with my bridesmaid Haley, built a one-of-a-kind elk antler headdress so I could look like a pagan forest goddess.