There’s nothing we love more than an outdoorsy rustic wedding, especially when bidding adieu to sweltering summer days. Sarah and Crawford had a similar idea when they captured the last of the season with a quaint Austin wedding at the Pecan Springs Ranch.

Labor Day is the unofficial end of summer. And so with the soon approaching change of seasons, we’re taking a last look at summer with Keny & Paul’s celebration!

We're entering into the end of summer. Lucky for us, with warmer temps hanging around longer than they used to, "end of summer" seems to be spreading out into its own season. If you're planning a wedding for August or September 2020-- or if you're looking for some last-minute inspo for 2019-- we've combed through the archives of August and September wedding shoots for some of our favorite florals for this micro-season. 

Julie and Joey tied the knot in August in the most classic and sophisticated fashion. We loved the elegant details in their wedding, and especially how their San Diego wedding photographer captured every moment.

Watercolor has always been such a romantic medium, so it makes sense that watercolor details are so on-trend for weddings right now. Watercolor wedding details work especially well for spring and summer weddings, but they can also feel fresh and unexpected for fall and winter weddings with their unique color palettes.

Watercolor details instantly create an elegant, whimsical, and romantic feeling for the wedding day. Love watercolors but not sure where to start? Here are some beautiful ways you can add watercolor details to your wedding.