Charming, Handmade Wedding by Alders Photography, III
Thank you so very much to the hugely talented Jenny Smith of Alders Photography for sending us this adorable wedding. I LOOOOVE to see affairs that are handcrafted, that are lovingly designed, that are so thoughtfully built. And this wedding was a labor of love that resulted in an absolutely gorgeous day.
Here are a few more of the vendors that helped to make this day so special…
Photographer: Jenny Smith of Alders Photography / Florist: Manzanita Event Flowers & Décor / Cake: Assorted Cakes from Madonna Inn / Caterer: Trumpet Vine Catering / DJ: AMS Entertainment / Hair/Make-Up: Salon Lux
OK. And one last picture to leave you with…that just might make you cry, it’s so good!
YUM. To say the least.
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Wait - are those brownies and root beer floats?! Beautiful, beautiful wedding. :)
Brownies and ... is that coffee? Root beer floats? AWESOME!
Beautiful! Love the setting, cakes...everything!
yup, those are rootbeer floats
awww she captured my placecard!
YES I almost cried when I saw that last picture ;P
WOW !!
I think this is one of my most favorite weddings I have ever seen... and I have over 10 MUST READ weddings blogs each day (which doesn't include the others I visit a few times a week)... so yes, I have seen a lot of weddings! I am really so sad that this was featured, though, as I think I would've stole every last detail myself had I seen this prior to 2 weeks ago (1 week after hers) when I myself got married. LE SIGH!
AWESOME wedding! Thanks, Abby!
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I loved that notice board commenting wedding this way.It looked really nice for my eyes.I wan to prepare these for my marriage.
is this wedding in San Luis Obispo? It is so fun! where did you get the wood-chips for the placecards?
hi lara...this wedding was in san luis obispo!! it's such a cute town, isn't it? I actually found the wood chips at a holiday clearance sale at the pottery barn in downtown SLO for about $2 a bag which comes with about 14 chips or so. I hope you find some this year if you go hunting!
Hi all
I am from Australia and I would love to know what is a "root beer float" and why you are all so excited by it? Love the woodchips idea though x
A root beer float is a cold glass half-filled with root beer and 1-2 scoops of ice cream. Some people like to put the ice cream in first & pour the root beer over it. You can also make one with certain types of beer (e.g. stouts or rich porters).
This is absolutely one of the most beautiful weddings I think I have ever seen. It is detail by detail classically fitting of my friend, I am passing the photos on to her! What a fabulously done DIY!