Tuscan Inspired Wedding in Southern California, II
Aaron Delesie is guest blogging for us today and if you can’t already tell, he is a personal favorite of mine. Together with his gorgeous wife, Jennifer, the pair manages to shoot the most stunning images you’ve ever seen…and with this effortless elegance that so many artists aspire to. And today, he’s sharing two of his insanely beautiful weddings with us, plus a few behind the scenes details!
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The bride, Leila, is a very talented artist and has an incredible eye. She was at Art Center in Pasadena at the same time I was years ago and is a really amazing artist!
I think my favorite thing about the wedding was the table numbers, well in this case the table names. Leila personally hand-painted a canvas for each table with an herb. Leila’s idea was that after the wedding she would hang these paintings in her kitchen. A nice reminder of her wedding and incredible decor for her walls! So guests were seated at “Basil”, “Sage”, etc… and this went well with the fact that outside of personals, there were no flowers to be found at the event .
Back in a bit with even more incredible details!
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These pictures are gorgeous! They give a nice, romantic feel!
Love these pictures, and the herb idea is so unique :)
This wedding is like a dream! Truly inspiring.
What an absolutely beautiful wedding. The images are simply stunning!
Does anyone know the name of the purple flower/Plant?
Wow! What a beautiful wedding! So romantic and clean looking.
Kim
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So gorgeous! Can you share the name of the location? Thanks!
The purple flower shown above is lavender.
Hi All. The venue is Villa del Sol D'Oro It is in Sierra Madre which is just outside Pasadena. I believe the Villa is owned by a Catholic girl's school. It literally is a blank slate. You bring everything in. The herb is indeed Spanish lavender.
The pictures are lovely! I wonder who the table names are made by???
Incredible details. The personal touches with the paintings are amazing!
It really seems to be in my Tuscany! Cypresses, the typical tuscan villa...very very beautiful wedding!