Real Wedding Priorities: Family and Friends
Amy of Signature Events sent us a cheery New Hampshire backyard wedding to start off this week on the Little Black Book Blog. It may still be cold and dreary in many places, but take heart, spring is just around the corner!
“Tickled pink” is what immediately came to my mind when we saw Mary and Justin’s wedding!
Mary and Justin knew that they wanted the focus of their wedding celebration to be on family and friends … so there could be no better place than Mary’s parent’s backyard.
Mary and Justin knew that their family would love a candy buffet, so the centerpieces and other floral design incorporated bright candy-colors into the overall style.
“Style Me A Pretty Wedding” … yep … I think Mary, Cindy & Signature Events did!
Photographs provided by Signature Events. A huge thanks to Amy for sending us Mary & Justin’s delightful celebration!
Vendor Credits: Photography by Wendy Cahill; Floral Design by D. McLeod; Catering by Red Blazer
what a happy event! love it.
Beautiful ! Love the colour scheme...
That is quite the backyard! Looks like a lovely event.
I wish my parents had a backyard like that!
Beautiful wedding, gorgeous yard. WOW!...where can you find those fabulous pearl initials hanging on the back of the chairs?
It was such a beautiful, fun and memorable wedding! We had an incredible time! Amy really helped us bring all our wedding ideas to life and because she was so knowledgeable about the wedding industry, she ultimately saved us money. A friend of ours asked us about working with a wedding planner and we said, “Definitely, two-thumbs up for wedding planners!” Thank you Amy!
Signature Events pulls off yet another fun, stylish and classy event. These photographs are another reminder that Amy and Signature Events are definitely the equation for a perfect day!
WOW! Love the colors Mary! What a beautiful wedding.
These are my favorite colors!
I'll never forget this beautiful day. It was fun being the flower girl. Thank you Mary and Justin!
so cute. does anyone have any information on the flower girl dress? how adorable!
The flower girl dress was originally store bought as a communion dress and then customized with the wedding color by an excellent seamstress named Sharon.
An unusual chose of colors . . . and perfectly lovely.