Real Wedding by Lisa Lefkowitz – Part 3
Here are the last of the absolutely gorgeous images that Lisa Lefkowitz shot of today’s featured wedding, which took place in Mexico…
How much do you love the stationery? It was designed by MaybelleImasa-Stukuls…one of the most talented calligraphers out there. Thank you so much to Lisa Lefkowitz for sharing these gorgeous images. And of course, to the oh-so-talented Amy Nichols for introducing us to this beautiful affair!
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The pictures are phenomenal! The colors and lights really shine through!!
I think this may be my favorite out of all the weddings I've seen so far in several months of watching SMB. I'm not sure what exactly it is about this, but I am charmed! The venue/location is stunning, the feel is both elegant and playful. I love the tomato red-orange color of the tablecloths. Such big, natural smiles on the couple too!
These pics speak to me about one of the things I favor at weddings, namely, the casual and comfortable attire making it all the easier to allow yourself to have fun during the celebration. And, what beautifu colors!
gorgeous. i love the carefree vibe of the whole thing
I love the table numbers and the color scheme...very tropically!
I love the false ceiling with the white lights. It adds a sense of ambiance and really makes an event have that magical feeling. As a tip for people considering this feature at their wedding, I'd suggest using the lights that come incased in a plastic tube - typically called "Rope Lights." Their light is more muted versus the typical white Christmas lights. If you do decide to go with Christmas lights then I'd suggest hanging them above drapes of white fabric.
I believe I saw this wedding featured in "Elegant Brides." The wedding takes my breath away! Gorgeous detail, which makes for great inspiration for a bride in planning.
Joann
Powers Photography
WOW!! i love the color scheme of this wedding!! my fav tho has to be the flowers. any ideas what they chose??
Nice but not "Cultural Beauty"--no mention of bride and groom and any family/personal connection to Mexico--if there is one, tell us about it. Destinations weddings are not the same as celebrating your own culture.