Magnificent Missouri Wedding From Adrienne Maples Photography
Fall weddings are always pretty spectacular, but this past fall’s weddings seemed to be even more so than usual!
And today’s feature is no exception! Sent to us by LBB photographer Adrienne Maples, Erica & Brent’s magnificent October wedding celebration began with the warmth of an awesome autumn day and culminated in a vibrant palette from around-the-world! Just wait ’til you see!
First … a peek at Erica’s lovely ladies …
From Adrienne … Erica loves autumn so she chose an October wedding date in order to feature the beautiful fall colors. The ceremony was held at The Missouri Theatre in Columbia, followed by a lively reception at The Tiger hotel. The theme of the wedding was inspired by their love of food and cultures from around the world.
As guests arrived at The Tiger Hotel, each was given a passport which lead them to several themed rooms throughout the entire hotel.
The themes included a Grand Ballroom, an African Safari room, French Bistro, a Raw Bar on the top floor and finally a colorful Moroccan room complete with belly dancer.
Each room featured music, food and signature drinks chosen by the couple.
Floral design by The Wild Flower.
Wow. Simply Gorgeous. Congratulations to Erica & Brent! And our thanks to Adrienne Maples for sharing!!!
Credits ~ Wedding Gown by Kenneth Pool, Floral Design by The Wild Flower, Entertainment by Erin Bode,
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Look at that cake! What a beautiful wedding!!
Um, are you kidding me? I would kill for a crustacean ice sculpture. This is fabulous!
Who made the bridesmaid dresses?
I've been to a New Years party that had "themed" rooms and entertainment and it was great. Seems a bit much for a wedding, but to each their own I suppose. Flowers are gorgeous!
oh wow such lovely colors! and i love those passports :) congrats to the bride and groom!
Wow that's such a striking ice sculpture with the pomegranates on the bar! How did you use that? Did you pour vodka through to infuse it, or what? We're doing a burgundy wedding, and I _love_ pomegranates, so I'd love to hear more about what you did with this!
Thanks for featuring this wedding ladies! It was a magnificent affair... but I must say- multiple themed rooms is a good way to give your photographer a heart attack!! When we first arrived, my second shooter & I split up to capture all of the fabulous details. We were nervous that we'd miss something before the events began. I am thrilled to see all of these great details here on Style Me Pretty!
Thanks for the great blog! I was so lucky to have such a wonderful, amazing, gorgeous wedding that our friends talk about as being a magical wedding. The cake was made by Cakes with the Personal Touch by Edith Hall and the bridesmaids gowns are Bill Levkoff. I honestly am not sure how the vodka luge worked. I think the drinks were mixed first and then poured through the sculpture to be chilled. Personally, I loved the themed rooms! But it fit our personality and that is what your wedding should be all about!
This wedding is the epitome of classic style. Bravo!!!
amazing .... what a lot of planning ... but a beautifull result ... very nice
This wedding has a dated, unoriginal style that peeked in the mid-2000s. Why is STYLE ME PRETTY including this in its feature? These are the weddings found in cookie-cutter wedding magazines, and completely out of line with the typical creative, well-styled weddings that I usually find here.
Erica, I absolutley love the details! Gorgeous!! My wedding is this coming November and the color of the bridesmaid's dresses is exactly what I am looking for! I see where you wrote that Bill Levkoff is the desogner, but what is the color called? Thanks so much!!