This wedding is gorgeous. Flat. out. gorgeous. And it’s a bit of a departure from some of the weddings that we’ve been featuring lately…with a rich, warm palette and a sense of sophistication that literally gave me butterflies. It’s the twinkle lights, the ceramic vessels, the rustic and yet unbelievably elegant florals, the ridiculously gorgeous bride in her ridiculously gorgeous gown…it’s the layer upon layer of style that make this wedding, designed by the fabulous Rebecca Feeney of Custom Event Group, that is making me crazy happy. Click here to see even more!






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From Rebecca Feeney…I knew from my first conversation with Kimberly that I was in for a treat! She loves to think outside the box, she loves amazing fabrics, buckets of local micro brews, authentic designs, fresh produce, seasonal flowers and gardening. A match made in heaven! And her new husband Scot is every bit as wonderful.
Cornerstone Gardens is a jovial and welcoming property with darling shops and courtyards, random art installations and hidden treasure gardens. To help folks navigate to the ceremony, the cocktail reception, dinner and dancing, we put up whimsical chalkboard signs directing the way. It was our way of paying tribute to ‘Kimberly-teacher-of-the-year.’
The ceremony chuppah was adorned with bundles of fragrant herbs and local lavender. Betsy with La Tavola Fine Linen custom made the Irish linen chuppah covering so that they could take it with them to always be a part of their lives. Kimberly wanted refreshing lavender colors and purply blues, her bouquet was a work of art.
The cocktail reception was set around a picturesque barn and on the lush surrounding lawn; we kept up the chalkboard theme for the ‘escort cards’. Children were a welcome and big part of this wedding, we set up kites and croquet on the lawn. It was a joyous and unpretentious reception.
From the cocktails, we escorted the guests to a hidden courtyard where we had set up a 130’ long dinner table. The custom silk table linen in moss tones and the amazing garden inspired tablescape were breathtaking – truly a feast for the eyes. Kathy Hoffman outdid herself yet again with the flowers. Each inch was heartfelt and artful. We pulled in personal garden containers and props of every shape, size and purpose. And Kathy’s own collection of botanicals, potted trees and topiaries graced the table. Elaine Bell’s talented crew and chefs flawlessly served the long table. Sitting in the courtyard with the Italian lights above, surrounded by olive trees, echoing laughter and celebration felt like a scene from a movie.
At the conclusion of dinner, we escorted the guests back to the barn to a cozy lounge, tunes from Big City Review, a gourmet coffee bar and fresh blueberry wedding cake by Cecile with Cakework.
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Wedding Design and Planning: Rebecca Feeney, Custom Event Group / Floral Design: Kathy Hoffman / Wedding Photography: Suzy Clement / Detail photography Damion Hamilton / Catering: Elaine Bell Catering / Bar and Beverage: Sage Catering and Best Beverage Catering / Rentals and Linens: Classic Party Rentals and La Tavola Fine Linen / Lighting: Jon Retsky with Got-Light? / Calligraphy: Trish Pudewell / Hair and makeup: Elise Newman and Darcy Hunt-Ceballos / Venue: Kristen Stimpert with Cornerstone Gardens / Cake: Cakework / Music: Davis Ramey Trio and Big City Review
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Beautiful wedding. Any chance we can find out who made the Ketubah? It's beautiful.
I would love to know who designed the dress? Stunning!
Does anyone know what type of flower are those pictured in the caged centerpieces (pictures next to grooms boutenier and in another picture next to the brides BREATHTAKING bouquet, and finally laying on a table next to a bowl of plums)???
very nice!
They are alliums... love it! Alliums are actually from plants like onions and garlic. Gorgeous.
I, too, would like to know about the ketubah!
Thanks Lydia!
Absolutely perfect!
I too love the alliums, they photograph nicely too.
Thanks all for your nice comments! Ketubah was made by Kimberly's talented sister in law. I'll find out who made her dress. Happy Friday.
Gorgeous wedding in Napa! Love the styling and that venue!
I really want to know who the dress is by as well!!!!
Hello Becky!
So proud of you. You have a great eye. It has that Austria quiantness. Oh I guess I need some help for my wedding in April . I am hoping for the 30th. I should call you.
This is the style I am looking for something not stuffy, where children can come. I am in AZ right now. I thought to stay here for the wedding even though I am origially from Boston. As I just did a missionary year i dont' have a budget. Any suggestions?
Love Alexis Christopher
great blog. very inspirational. Great photography.
Beautiful wedding! Love Cornerstone, but just a small correction to suggest: it's Sonoma Valley, not Napa!
What a wedding! Great flowers and the dress is just stunning.
Fantastic photography and I LOVE their colour scheme. Keep up the fab work.
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Beautiful wedding dress. Who is the designer?
my sister loves table linens because she says that it is easier to clean than cotton _
inspiring! Would love to know who made the dress. You are an amazing artist, Rebecca.
Love the Dinner Chalkboard!
Would love to know where to get one!