Design Development

I simultaneously started to type out the content for each page, as well as doing the design for it. I’ve kept a fairly simple layout for a lot of the pages - a title in a box at the top and then text in a box below, as stated I tried to get a good variation of geometric designs and pages with full bleed photos on. I’ve also tried to vary the colour combinations on each double page.

This double page spread shows the chapel and its location on the map. I saturated the image and added a dust layer on it just to give the image a bit more texture and to link back to thus retro-futuristic idea. 

These next two spread which show the different wedding packages are fairly simple in layout because they have a lot more body text to fit, however various things like colour and gradients have been added for a bit more variation.

When researching the content for this booklet, I looked at the info on websites for las vegas wedding chapels, and that is where I found out about apostilles, which is where the government authorise a marriage. I used the semi-circles here that I used on one of my initial ideas, I like the way that they are a geometric shape making the designs structural especially with the outline, but at the same time they elude to the top 2 curves of a heart. 

This spread for photography features I full bleed image I edited together on photoshop. I like the white space on the other page with the title and text box on the bottom half. I decided a gradient would emphasise this.