Fort Langley Historic Site Wedding

Have you ever been to a Fort Langley Historic Site wedding? I haven’t, but the combination of history + beauty + activity makes it a hidden gem in wedding planning. With beautiful photo-ops throughout the historic site, an quaint ceremony venue inside the Theatre, a perfect reception tent, and the option to keep the party going with a glamping experienc, a  Fort Langley Historic site wedding has it all.

It all started while sipping lattes at Blacksmith Bakery scheming toward beautiful adventures with Jen of Dames & Dolls Makeup, With as much as we love Fort Langley Historic Site, the mix of historical venue with Jen’s vintage glam skills made for the perfect scheme and the most perfect afternoon.  With many thanks to the Fort Langley Historic Site staff, with props to Bryana’s beautiful modeling, and with undying gratitude to Jen’s skills with hair & makeup, we created these winter wedding inspiration images on a steamy summer afternoon.

As you stare in awe at Bryana Jo’s beauty, I think I should credit this immaculate red lip for my current obsession with bold lipstick.  #goals

The detail on this gown from Champagne & Lace is mind-blowing and ohmy so perfect for our Historic Site wedding inspiration!

I think a Christmas Fort Langley Historic Site wedding would be especially beautiful – especially an intimate ceremony in the Theatre followed by dinner in the Big House.  Add in a few sparkling twinkle lights, a decadent feast, and all your closes friends? It will be perfection!

Past Pieces has such a lovely collection of pieces! I especially love this Alexandria Script sign – so simple, so lovely, so elegant!

I’m going to say it again: Bryana is absolutely stunning, and this gown! I can’t even stand it!      This shoot was made possible by the talented vendors who contributed to its beauty:

Hair & Makeup: Dames & Dolls

Venue: Fort Langley Historic Site

Model: BryanaJo

Sign: Alexandria Script

Decor: Past Pieces

Dress: Champagne & Lace

Florals & Backdrop: Jennifer

Photography: Jenni Marie Photography