Luxury Black and White Elopement in Oxford

Luxury Black Tie Elegance

With minimal stationery, white luxe details amongst the charming streets of Oxford

Gorgeous sandy cobbled streets and dreamy white details set the scene for this chic, laid back elopement in Oxford. This charming styled shoot was designed and beautifully shot by photographer Anne Letournel and featured all the luxurious finishing touches, from white roses to dramatic silk veils.

Imagine the romance of eloping with your beau, amongst these stunning historic buildings. A relaxed affair with all the elegant luxury for you both to enjoy together. This gallery will have you ready to elope in no time!

The details and colour palette were soft white textures, like pearls, silks, chiffon and lace paired with a touch of black for modern elegance. For the stationery, we went with the Aurelia Collection – a blend of black and white timeless design, with a contemporary edge printed on luxury sustainable silk card. An invitation, details card and RSVP card were laid out beautifully for the flat lay, with accompanying handmade sustainable jewellery by Coralie Jewellery and delicate florals.

For the flowers, Studio M Décor expertly crafted a modern bouquet of single stem white roses for the bride. A stunning display of white blooms framed the archways and elevated the cake table amongst the historic stone building features.

As an elopement or an intimate wedding means there are less (or no) guests, it means there is more time for the couple to slip into a second outfit and it didn’t disappoint! Two unique looks served ultimate couple goal energy and created a whole different vibe for the day.

There were two bridal looks with dresses by Josephine Scott London and Cupid Blue Bridal and veils by Tulle and Flo Bridal and Lotte Rose Bridal, giving drama and romance vibes!

A white, sculptural wedding cake by Kokoro Bakes, literally was the icing on the cake for this elopement. It was a three tiered beauty with delightful, wispy floral décor which looked totally too good to eat!

The whole aesthetic of the wedding radiated dreamlike romance and with stunning editorial imagery that wouldn’t look out of place in a Vogue Magazine. In fact, this wedding was featured by luxury wedding blog Rock My Wedding.