Sweet, Eclectic Wedding By Orchard Cove, IV
There is so much to love about this wedding. The fabulous color palette of turquoise and orange, the sweet and completely adorable bridal fashions, the approachable elegance that has a slight bohemian feel. Every little bit of it is delicious and Amanda Herzberger did an incredible job in telling the story through photographs…
Amanda is actually the genius behind quite a few of our favorite SMP weddings. Here are a few of the ones that you just HAVE to see…
The Camp Inspired Wedding that was ALL charm /The Elegantly, Mismatched Cape Style Wedding /The Pretty, Yellow Inspired Affair on Long Island.
Thank you, thank you, thank you to the gorgeous couple for letting us share in their special day. And to Amanda Herzberger for inspiring us YET AGAIN with your stunning approach to photography.
We have more wedding eye candy coming up next!
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love her dress!!!!
Amazing photography!! I love the wedding, it looks so fun!!!
Jay
http://www.picassoperfectphotography.com/ " rel="nofollow">Picasso Perfect Photography
I'm in LOVE with the program and CD label paper...where is it from??!
Where is the flower girl's dress from? I would love to have that for my little ladies.
The flower girl's dresses are from j.crew (like everything else!). My matron of honor designed the logo and made all the paper products. She is a graphic artist. The floral pattern on all the paper products was taken from the design on the bridesmaids dresses. The CD doesn't have a sticker on it....the logo is actually printed directly on the CD. I am lucky b/c my dad has a machine in his office that mass burns CD's as well as printing labels on them. Thanks for the compliments!
Did you buy the grass setting for the name place cards (I'm assuming thats what they are) or did you make it? If so, how?
Thanks!