Industrial Chic Wedding Inspiration by Kekoa Events

In the unassuming and hidden from view in a setting of a restored early 19th centaury; 100-year farm shed lies the venue of 401 Rozendal in the Stellenbosch winelands. With its rustic charm; exposed brick walls and industrial I beam’s set the scene for an Industrial Chic Shoot by Kekoa Events. The idea was born of Kekoa Events with the assistance of Emily Bloom. Whom wanted to do a styled shoot which reflected a timeless elegance of a bygone era. While bringing in the modern chic prevalent to today’s simplicity. The colors of quiet but undisputed elegance in taupe, pale teal grey, emerald, gold and black.

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Warm Colours and Low Centerpieces

Using the exposed beam to suspend “clouds” of dried fern allows the table scape to remain intimate and conversational with its low centerpieces. Fresh florals added to the installation to create contrast and draw your eye up and to the splendor of the surrounding venue. Using carefully selected floral and décor items to enhance and exaggerate the complementing colours and textures.

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They created a statement of Industrial Chic with a timeless classical feel bringing in the clients chosen colour pallet. Black and gold cutlery & glassware were used to bring in a modern eclectic essence complemented by a black and grey marbled crockery.

Elegant Cutlery, Crockery and Textures

Emerald green napkins complete the setting; allowing the flow of colour to take your gaze across the table to experience the hints of textures. An alternate, lighter look, was created by changing the crockery, cutlery, and napkins. The plates chosen were of a lighter water colour effect with gold flecks. The napkins are a textured linen in light stone to match the vases on the table. The cutlery was of plain gold complementing the gold flecks and glassware on the table.

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