Vintage, Elegant Wedding by Ariel Yve, III
When Ariel Yve sent me today’s real wedding, she had the cutest introduction…
“From the moment that I booked the wedding, I thought to myself “Wow! This one is going to perfect for SMP.”
Ahhh. I love that. It speaks volumes to what we are doing and makes me so excited about the the work that we are putting out there. To know that an event designer thinks that something is perfect for our site, is well, really cool.
photographs by Raya Photography
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Later in the evening, the ever charismatic Josh Jones from Goodbeat Productions took over and played fabulous dance music that kept the guests literally begging for more.
The wedding cake was a simple 4 tiered ivory butter cream delight, decked out in dozens of full blown blush peonies. After hours of dancing, the couple made their way over to the cake table and sliced up their tasty treat using the bride’s grandfather’s authentic Civil War sword….a tradition that’s been carried out at Warren Family weddings for decades.
photographs by Raya Photography
Thank you so much to Ariel Yve for sharing. Love it!
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OMGOSH! What a stunning wedding! Gorgeous couple and the flowers and linens are to die for! Everything about this wedding is gorgeous! I especially love the signs on the cookie jars. Would you share who did those fabulous signs? Pretty please with sugar on top? Thank you.
This is georgous...
Can I ask where the crystals came from?!?
Beautiful Ariel!
oh these are beautiful!!!
the photo of their hands inside the car leaves me speechless. and what a beautiful bouquet and beautiful bride! :)
i always enjoy Raya's photography... so happy to see her on SMP! :)
b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l.
in my top 5 SMP all time favorites
wow! the table linens are AMAZING!!! not to mention everything else.
Thanks for all of your kind comments everyone! I feel so honored to have been a part of this wedding.
Elizabeth, since you've added "sugar on top".....here's a link to the site of the calligrapher that was used to create the cookie jar signs: http://www.littlemisspress.com/calligraphy.htm .
Happy Planning : )
Gorgeous wedding! And Raya takes the most beautiful photographs.
More please!!! Are there any more? This is EXACTLY what I am looking for as far as inspiration. Thank you SO SO much for posting Abby!
can anyone tell me where the chandilier is from? or the linens? thanks!!
Where did the chandeliers that were hung on the tree come from?
Kelly, you can find more images by going to my blog, www.ArielYve.BlogSpot.com. Look for my blog posts dated 6/17/09 and 6/18/09.
Hey Ashley, the chandeliers that were used for this wedding were owned by the lighting company (Bella Vista Designs). With that said, you can purchase the EXACT same chandeliers at a reasonable price from, www.GreatChandeliers.com (Product # A46-384/5)
I was at this wedding and thought it was a SMP wedding the whole day!! So excited to see it on here! The whole evening was magical and I am envious of the gorgeous photography!
Sarah is my sister (and Chase my new brother-in-law!) and it truly was a magical day! Raya, Camille, and Ariel were all amazing. My sister slaved over every detail and was so happy to see it all come together so beautifully! You can also see more pictures on Raya's blog: http://www.paperpony.net/2009/06/sarah-chases-wedding.html .
Ariel,
Thank you so much for sharing the cookie jar info. Mostly, thank you for sharing this insanely beautiful wedding! it is a joy to behold!
Ariel, I am *swooning* over your wedding!!! You look gorgeous and your details are stunning!!!
I am in love with your florals, cake stand etc. Would you mind sharing where you found those vases- pretty please with a cherry on top!? We are trying to locate some for our florist with a *vintage* feel, and I am La-la-LOVING these! Gorgeous photos too!!!
Vaneesha
Hey Vaneesha!
Sarah was actually the gorgeous bride...I'm just the wedding planner : ) Anyway, I'm thrilled that you love this wedding. It was such an honor to have had the opportunity to be a part of it.
Anyway, I do wish that I could tell you where the vases are from, but they're a truly vintage collection that the florists had acquired over a number of years. If, you want something similar, check out the Metal section and the Candle section of http://www.jamaligarden.com . Happy Planning!
Marie - my mom found the strands of crystals in an antique store back east while she was on vacation. they came from old chandeliers that no longer worked. we totally lucked out. i had alot of fun looking for little vintage items in thrift and antique stores to add to the wedding.
This is truly a shabby chic wedding; Sarah- Rachel Ashwell would be proud of you!
Hi Ladies,
Thanks for the compliments. The linens are from LA TAVOLA LINEN. . . www.latavolalinen.com.
The ones Ariel used are called Peony in Ivory. So glad I got to see the photos, this wedding is gorgeous, Ariel!
I meant thanks for the compliments on the *linens* as I work with La Tavola! ;)
What a gorgeoua bride and wedding!! If it's possible could you please tell me where she found her dress?? It is soo beautiful and exactly what I am looking for.
I want to know about the dress toooo! It's a stunner - classic and unique at the same time. Any info would be greatly appreciated!
Hi Sarah!
Thank you so much for your kind words on my dress. The dress was designed by Melissa Sweet and the style is called Dora.
I LOVE the cake!!!
Absoutely breathtaking all around :-) This has inspired me to purchase the same chandeliers...may I ask how you were able to illuminate them? It looks like they are hanging from ribbon, so I'm not sure if there is a hidden power source, or if there is a special way to light them that I don't know about...? TIA! :-)