All that Jazz – Getting married 1920s style

The 1920s were a decade of change, cultural milestones, newfound personal freedoms, and dance. They marked the birth of Hollywood, brought the Art Deco style from Paris to New York, and established Broadway as a global hub for the performing arts. They had Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Coco Chanel, and all that jazz.

That “golden decade” serves as inspiration for this wedding photo shoot—because getting married in the style of the 1920s can be so beautiful! The champagne-colored wedding dress, with its glittering sequins and matching gloves, evokes style icons like Vilma Bánky or Gloria Swanson, while the hairpiece could just as easily have come from Greta Garbo. The opulent wedding cake with its feather embellishments and the elegant table decorations would also have appealed to the Art Deco diva.

The entire wedding feels like a stylistic journey through time. Everywhere you look, you can discover details—both big and small—that blend seamlessly into the setting: an old gramophone with a magnificent gold-colored horn, a portable popcorn machine, a globe-shaped minibar, and, of course, the groom’s pocket watch. Even the band gives the impression that Frank Sinatra could learn a thing or two from them.

Of course, a show like this also needs the right setting. Inspired by the popular variety shows and traveling circuses of that era, a theater tent was chosen as the venue. The stationery design, signage, and decorations also celebrate the spirit of the circus, because: Love is a circus, life is the ring, and your wedding is the highlight of the show.