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The Aisle That Skips the Straight Line

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This image portrays a bride sitting in a dimly lit room, her white dress illuminated by natural light streaming through
Photo by Pascal Bullan on Unsplash

The Lockharts traded the standard straight path lined with a few scattered arrangements for a winding aisle packed edge to edge in pink, purple, orange, and yellow blooms. The effect reads less like individual florals and more like one continuous color run guests walk beside from the first step to the last. The moment was captured on both film and in stills, giving a fuller record of how the aisle holds up in motion, not just in photographs.

With reporting from Style Me Pretty.

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