Philadelphia Wedding by TableArt
One word. SO GLAMOROUS. Ok, that was two words but no matter how many words I use, there is no denying that this Philadelphia wedding is a study in elegance, glamour, sophistication…and the list goes on. TableArt was the mastermind behind the decor and florals and Sarah DiCicco worked her magic in the photography department which resulted in a spectacular display of wedding perfection for your viewing pleasure. See the rest of this jaw-dropper in the gallery.
keepin’ it classy in Philadelphia. See it all here!
The Union League is a historical French Renaissance styled building located in the heart of Philadelphia. The traditional decor is adorned with beautiful arts and artifacts that reflect Philadelphia’s impact on American history. The dark wood walls, rich leather upholstery and polished marble of the Union League’s interior was the perfect venue for a Classic and Elegant wedding reception. After the ceremony held at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, joy and music filled the streets of Philadelphia as our happy coupled led a procession of a lively brass band intermixed with the bridal party, family, friends and guests. The bride loved carrying her bouquet full of texture and scents with blooms of sweet peas, tuberose, peonies, hydrangea, and stephanotis wrapped in an Alabaster ribbon.
After the cocktail reception held in Lincoln Memorial Room and the Library Lounge, the main reception was held in dramatic Lincoln Ballroom. The bride loved the color palette of white and pink with accents of soft sage green. Guest tables surrounding the perimeter of the room were decorated with tall vases with branches, hanging candles and bud vases filled with bright pink peonies. Moving towards the dance floor, compact arrangements designed in antique silver pedestal vessels were placed in the center of guest tables and the tables closest to the dance floor were designed with assorted elegant silver hexagonal vases and compotes. Each of the guest tables were pin spotted and the ceiling of this magnificent ballroom was lit with a summer sky blue. Our bride participating in the TableArt Green Heart process. Green Heart was inspired by our desire to to give flowers from events new life and our love of spreading smiles amongst friends, family and local organizations. We invite each of our clients this unique opportunity to participate in Green Heart during the early stages of the proposal process. The day after an event, TableArt will take the flowers from your event and deliver them to the friend, family member or organization of your choice. Recipients could be a family member, a charitable organization or just a friend that needs a smile.
Photograph: Sarah DiCicco / Decor and Flowers: TableArt / Linen: Table Wraps / Lighting: Eventions Production / Paper Details: Details Inc.
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SO beautiful!! Yes to everything! And I love the back of her dress! Gorg.
Beautiful wedding! LOVE the details!
Love this wedding, so gorgeous! Where is the flowergirl dress from?
Second the question on the flower girl dress!
Stunning, I mean stunning ring photo!! And that is some venue!
How gorgeous! I fall for pink peonies every time! That's sweet that the flowers were donated the day after the event. I wish there were local resources that did the same.
So sweet. I love the peonies!
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I LOVE this wedding! I was wondering where the flower girl dress is from. The bottom of the dress is so neat.
I love HIS wedding band (and of course HERS is absolutely stunning as well). I am in the market for a wedding band just like this one for my fiance. Does anyone know who makes this and where I can find it? Thank you.