“Illuminating Love” | Historic Venue Series
Hinterland Hall (formerly, St. Luke’s Episcopal), Lanesborough, MA
Built in 1836, Hinterland Hall was originally constructed to house the congregation of an Episcopal parish. Boasting pointed windows and doors, a spacious Tudor style barrel vaulted ceiling, and charming New England stonework, Hinterland Hall is a true testament to the spirit of Gothic Revival, blending traditional splendor with contemporary appeal through the use of light and space.
My design for this halo crown is a measured balance between light and structure. Semitransparent mother of pearl and moonstones arch weightlessly above the crown of the head, playing gracefully in vaulted suspension. Biwa and baroque pearls add an organic, elegant grounding to the design. Together, these aspects work in harmony to create an architecture of natural grandeur and intricate delicacy.
Venue | Hinterland Hall
Planning & Design | Taylored And Thyme
Editorial Photographer | Rebecca Castonguay Photography
(Studio photo | Marian May Atelier)
Models | Amanda-Kay Prather and GT Bellino
Custom Halo Crown and Drop Earrings | Marian May Atelier
Hair Artists | Beautylocale, Jessicamclaughlinbeauty
Makeup Artist | Glowbysam
Gown | Rent The Dress CT
Floral Artist | Thistle ‘N Thorn
Stationery Artist | Empress Stationery
Stylist | Julie Centofanti Styling
Catering | North Roots Catering
Dessert | Maeflour Macarons
Rentals | Classical Tents
