TATTOO-INSPIRED WEDDINGS / SHOW YOUR INK BEAUTIFUL!
Beautiful bride with a strong sense of self, determined to break with tradition by wearing a black tulle wedding dress and leather jacket.
Tattoos and weddings might not seem like an obvious pairing, but much like the permanence of ink on the skin, love lasts forever! Today’s colorful wedding inspiration was inspired by my daughter, Candice, who also proudly sports tattoos. She challenged me to tap into my creative edginess by paying homage to all the fearless brides-to-be who are determined to own all of who they are on their wedding day! She reminded me that there was a time when the common objection to getting a visible tattoo was, ‘But what about your wedding?’ are all but over. More couples are showing off their ink on their big day as tattoos become more common and many weddings become less formal and less traditional. Even temporary wedding tattoos have now become a big bridal trend. It’s great that couples no longer need to cover up their ink. After all, you should look like you on your wedding day. There’s no reason to hide tattoos whether they are small or a “full sleeve” – a large tattoo or a series of tattoos that covers most of a person’s arm. We hope you enjoy this post and that you’re inspired to be all of you at all times, not just on your special day!
Enjoy Butterflies!
Black and burgundy tablescape
A black silver studded band around a simple white cake helps to show your personality on your wedding day.
Be bold and let your style shine!
Groom showing off his neck tattoo
When you pick your dress to purposely accent your tattoo!
Show you ink Beautiful!
A no-fuss bouquet of flowers helps to continue the theme of girly meets edgy!
Seven tier black wedding cake with a touch of edge!
Girly meets edgy!
Your wedding invitations should be a reflection of your style. It helps to let your guest know what to expect!
Lovely bride
Looking out over the city on your wedding day
King and Queen tattoos – everything about it says I DO!
A “full sleeve” – a large tattoo or a series of tattoos that covers most of a person’s arm.
Groom and his groomsmen
African American bride with full sleeve of tattoos
Love rocks wedding cake topper
Stylish indoor wedding – guest chairs tied with a sprig of baby breaths and a pink ribbon.
Most states require a tattoo artist to have some kind of license before they can touch anyone with a needle. Check the laws in your state to make sure that you are dealing with a licensed practitioner.
The hub of the Baltimore artwork world
An important part of the art scene, the Centre Theater is located in Baltimore’s Station North Arts and Entertainment District, with MICA and JHU occupying the Centre’s second floor.
Photo love to Amy Sims Photography, Rebecca Douglas Photography, Anders Ostman Fotograf & BClassic Photography
