All Saints Chapel Raleigh Photos • Galetnine’s Valentine’s Day Bridal Tea

The most vibrant red and pink blossoms and hints of valentine’s day colors just POP in my mind when I think about this awesome Galentine’s Day/Valentine’s Day Bridal Tea inspiration, which I’m also deeming some All Saints Chapel Raleigh Bridal Photos inspiration (because can’t you just see the best bridal shower with the same setup?). It was featured on Burnett’s Boards this week and I’m so glad I was a part of such a beautiful shoot at All Saints Chapel in Raleigh, a historic venue from the late 19th century. Whether you’re in a relationship or single, it’s also special to bond with your girlfriends. And when prettiness like this ensues, who wouldn’t want all the reasons in the world for a special little tea to cheers to love?

Greenhouse Picker Sisters provided the loveliest furniture for the shoot! It’s no accident the back of the chairs create a heart! How incredible does the All Saints black and white checker floor look with this set up? It’s perfection. Nothing like two pretty women to complete the photoshoot! Did I mention what a fan I am of Kendra Scott jewelry? Throw in some sparkly earrings and I’m all about photographing them for some attractive detail images!

The prettiest pink glasses complimented this mini pink cake and white frosted mini cupcake so well. And the colors in the floral arrangement would have anyone smiling ear-to-ear.

One of my favorite aspects of the shoot were the custom calligraphy and watercolor name cards One and Only Paper created for Mollyann and Caroline. She’s so talented in everything she creates and it’s the perfect way to honor some fabulous ladies and mimic the vibe of the shoot in her delicately painted pink and red flowers.

When you work with Empire Eats properties, including The Stockroom at 230, The Glass Box and All Saints Chapel, you get to work with these two power women to make sure your day goes off without a hitch. They are wonderful! Organized, efficient, hard-working and beautiful!

I don’t think flower crowns will ever go out of style! These crowns were created with eucalyptus, pink roses (light spray roses and darker garden roses), blushing bride protea and red ranunculus. Makeup by Ashley Mooney did a killer job on Carolina and Mollyann’s makeup. A bold red lip was just the finishing touch Mollyann needed to compliment her red lace dress.

Not only is the main area of the chapel cozy and inviting (especially when you add plush velvety navy blue and dusty rose pink lounge furniture and warm cups of tea) but they have a groom’s suite that is full of warm colored wood and leather couches. (There’s a bridal suite downstairs too.) I couldn’t resist writing “love” in chalk on the blackboard.