This stunning same-sex Parisian boudoir bridal shoot will make your jaw drop

Sometimes we can’t help but get giddy for a little sexy boudoir inspiration – particularly when styled in the most elegant fashion, photographed in opulent spaces (in Paris, of course), featuring luxurious lingerie and paired with dainty vintage bridal gowns – could you imagine anything dreamier?

That’s what we have to offer today from fine art film photographer Bonphotoge (read all about this wedding photography style here). Shooting in a grand looking space in the heart of Paris, the photographer and team have put together the sexiest yet classiest boudoir and bridal shoot I can remember in ages.

Featuring veils of the lightest tulle and lace, gowns of the finest silk and dainty details throughout the stationery and desserts (because who doesn’t love lounging around in their skivvies enjoying French pastries?) this editorial has inspired us to make the most of our “morning-of” wedding-day routine. Is it bad that we want a veil just to recreate a few of these portraits for ourselves?

From Bonphotoge

This elegant inspiration shoot took place at the Maison des Polytechniciens in the heart of beautiful Paris! One of the most stunning venues have laid eyes on, from ivory walls to the antique original fireplace to the murals handprinted in the ballroom, it is truly a feast for the eyes.

The inspiration for the this same-sex was bridal shoot can be described as ethereal, elegant, romantic and delicate. Two brides spend the morning getting anticipating their wedding day with a beautiful, Parisian boudoir session. After saying “I do” in front of the original fireplace in an intimate ceremony decorated in orange and yellow poppies for a modern-twist and pop of color. Taper and pillar candles added to the romantic setting. They then enjoyed time on the private terrace eating raspberry pastries and dancing the evening away.

Sibo Designs provided the silk tulle veils which were a perfect accessory for the luxurious event and one bride wore a gown from Pas De Deux Bridal while the other wore a vintage gown which belonged to her grandmother.