How Fox & Quinn Reimagined Spanish Romance Through Color and Light
Beyond Tuscany: A New Kind of European Romance
When most couples think of Montaluce Winery, the vision leans Tuscan: warm stone, rolling hills, and old-world charm. But at Fox & Quinn, we believe in reimagining the expected. For this styled editorial, we traded Italy for Spain, drawing inspiration from the architectural masterpiece that is Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia.
The result? A color-drenched, stained-glass-inspired celebration that transformed Montaluce into a kaleidoscope of light, texture, and emotion.
At the heart of the shoot stood a 10-foot stained glass wedding arch — an immersive, larger-than-life installation that mimicked the glow of Sagrada Familia’s iconic windows. As sunlight poured through multicolored panes, it painted the ceremony in dancing hues of sapphire, amber, and emerald.
This wasn’t just décor. It was an experience.
A Ceremony Bathed in Color
Sculptural Florals Meet Architectural Fantasy
In true Fox & Quinn fashion, florals became part of the structure, not just an accent to it. We layered the table in a continuous color gradient, with blooms arranged to transition from fiery reds and oranges to serene lavenders and deep violets. Each cluster was carefully curated to feel both organic and intentional — a living embodiment of Gaudí’s architectural flow.
At the ceremony, the bride carried an unconventional green bouquet full of architectural lines and bold texture — a nod to both modern art and botanical sculpture.
Details that Tell a Story
Every design decision tied back to our core narrative of vibrant European escape. Stained glass elements appeared throughout the tablescape — in the form of custom acrylic placemats, glassware, and votive holders that shimmered with prismatic light. The overall effect? A wedding-cation in Spain, without ever leaving the South.
Texture, tone, and movement became the language of love.
Why This Matters
At Fox & Quinn, we don’t just design weddings — we design emotions. We believe in sensory storytelling: the interplay of color, light, and detail to evoke the same feeling you get when you first walk into a boutique hotel or sip sangria on a sunlit terrace in Barcelona.
This editorial was about more than beauty. It was about inviting couples to dream bigger, bolder, and more artfully.
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