Real Wedding by Stella Alesi, III
Today we are looking at the art of an indoor wedding…finding chic ways to really beautify a space. I love this wedding that Brian and Stella Alesi sent me for the absolutely lovely details. It’s not over-the-top, it’s not overly designed. It’s simple and totally SMP…
Isn’t the cake everything I said it would be! Loving it like crazy. There are so many lovely details from today’s wedding…from the simple stone “place cards” to the minimalist tables. Every element just allows the gorgeous space to really sparkle.
A few tidbits from Brian Alesi, the photography behind this pretty affair…
This was a lovely wedding with a bride whose smile just knocked me out. Late May can already be hot in Texas, so this bride chose well when she decided to do both ceremony and reception at the Lakeway resort indoors. The ballroom in which the reception was held is mostly glass, so they were able to enjoy the fantastic scenery as the light change from day to evening. I loved that the tables didn’t need much in the way of centerpieces. The light from in room made the glassware and dishes just sparkle.
More to come!
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Where did they get the chocolate butterfly favors from?
Working on getting some additional info:)
Tasha--you can get chocolate molds from http://www.countrykitchensa.com/catalog/product.aspx?T=2&ShopId=18&CatId=426&SubCatId=1237&productId=625073
They also sell the celophane bags to put them in. I'd recommend using a Wilton melting chocolate with the molds if you want to do it yourself--you can even get it in different colors and get creative!
I love the splash of pink everywhere, and although the cake is beautiful it looks like it's made out of cardboard.
I'm bad with flower names... What's the name of the hot pink flower?
Wow, will you look at that shade of pink! It is smokin'! I love the way each pretty pebble is so unique. Even the easiest ideas can be so special. Great wedding!
The hot pink flowers are actually gladiolas. In some of the images, the individual blossoms have been "plucked" from their main stem...making them look much more special. In a few other images you can see them in their natural state..tall and upright.