A Real Wedding, Kelly and Colin, III

September 8th. 2008 by Abby Larson | Filed Under | 8 comments

Kelly and Colin’s ceremony was held at Kelly’s parent’s home in Ohio, at 7 PM with a small reception to follow (light appetizers and desserts only). The family is Greek, thus they had all of their Green Aunts make Greek Cookies, along with macaroons from Sucre, pellegrino and lemonade. It was intimate, it was personal and most of all…it was beautiful!

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all photographs by Steven Mastroianni

Nestor Marrero, the coordinator, ensured that the evening went on without a hitch, despite the rain, which started just before the ceremony began. All of the guests were huddled under tents, listening to the string quartet and wondering where the ceremony would take place. The rain stopped at 7:15 and the guests all helped Kelly’s parents wipe off chairs. It was magical!

More to come including ALL of the fun DIY details!

 

8 Comments about “A Real Wedding, Kelly and Colin, III”

  1. Jeannine says:

    This is one of my absolutel favorite weddings you have ever posted. And that is saying ALOT.

  2. ljcadv says:

    oh wow i love the guys outfits! that looks so fun!

  3. Erin says:

    Love how the bridesmaids' dresses and shoes were sort of mix n' match. The orange dress with the yellow wedges looks great! This is one wedding where where the "casual" look perfectly fits and was very well executed.

  4. Michele says:

    I love the grooms suit.
    Everything looks so adorable.

  5. Becky says:

    Wow, great use of color, nothing was too matchy. It looked casual, but fun.

  6. I love the bride's necklace - the color just pops!

  7. Jody Groves says:

    Kelly, I love the look and feel of your wedding. You look amazing. I have a couple of questions: who is your dress by, and who are the little girls pink dresses by? I would love to get those little dresses for my neices to wear to my wedding.

  8. jess says:

    i also need to know where the flower girls dresses came from, they are just what i need for my 4 flowergirls!

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