Texas Ranch Wedding by Hailey Erickson Photography

November 4th. 2010 by Erin | Filed Under | 29 comments

We hope you all have a steaming latte (or your caffeinated beverage of choice) because we need your full and undivided attention for another day jam-packed with gorgeous weddings and the best part is you get to pick and choose which weddings you want to see more of. We like to keep things easy around here so we’ll give you a little taste and you can click on the gallery of the weddings you want to see all of. We have a pretty good inkling that you’ll be clicking on each and every gallery but that is fine by us.

This first wedding has so many amazing bits and pieces, we really don’t even know where to start. The vintage decor, the home baked desserts, the gray clad maids all in a row…all of it is so stinkin cute and perfectly set at this old Texas ranch. In fact, we may even go as far as to say it is the end-all-be-all of shabby-chicness and Hailey Erickson was there to capture every pretty moment. See more of her lovely images and the full wedding in the gallery.

Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson

Photography By / Hailey Erickson

Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson

Photography By / Hailey Erickson

Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson
Photography By / Hailey Erickson

see the whole shebang here!

From the Bride…

Thanks to amazing friends, SPECTACULAR family, and a husband that makes me more proud than a college graduate, our wedding surpassed anything and everything I had ever imagined it being. With my fiance’ in iraq serving front lines with the Army, It was up to my crazy organized mom and me to pull all the plans together. Working with a smaller budget along with me, the bride, being very determined & creative, it was DIY “heaven” for us all! Colors and theme were based off an old farmhouse style with light and charcoal grays, neutrals, burlaps, taupes, and a pinch of peachy pink. I happen to work for a lady who not only is an amazing interior designer but who also owns a home decor shop which her product and style reflects the very theme for the wedding! We were so fortunate to have this very dear friend offer to not only donate the decor for the reception hall but also bring some of the crew to help pull it all together. Laurieannas.com is where you can find her online but I must say, if you are ever in the Canton Texas area, you MUST stop in her shoppe to experience for yourself the pure genius of her work.

My mom is the founder of a company called Homemade Gourmet which made the food part of this shindig pretty simple! We wanted our wedding day to feel like a big family style celebration filled with lots of home style touches which is why we served our guests a chili buffet! We were so fortunate to be blessed with handfuls of servant hearted friends who prepared and served the bride and groom’s choice of three types of chili over fritos, rice, or, of course, chili dog! The buffet also included a variety of toppers to finish off each selection. Cook Ahead Details: To help with the budget and make preparation easy on the day of the wedding, my mother cooked ground beef and chicken every weekend for 4 months to freeze and use the day of the event. When it came time to make the large batches of chili, we used Homemade Gourmet’s White Chicken Chili Mix, Bonnie’s Blue Ribbon Chili Mix and No Alarm Chili Mix. All we had to do was open the packages, pour into pots with the precooked meats and some canned ingredients and in an hour the chili was ready to serve.

For guest favors, I wanted to play off of the new fad of a candy table but make it more of the home style theme that reflected our personal style. So, we went with a ‘baked goodies to go’ favor table. At the entrance to the barn we took Homemade Gourmet baked treats made by my very own mother, gramma, and the groom’s grandma. The guests filled brown paper bags with their choice of baked goodies, sealed them with a personalized round sticker. and took them home to enjoy the next day. (choices included: Homemade Gourmet’s mini pecan pie muffins, chocolate chunk cookie muffins, white chocolate cranorange cookies, brownies, and oatmeal cookies)

Photographer: Hailey Erickson / Venue: Stone Oak Ranch, Murchison, TX / Baby’s breath: Sam’s Club / Garden Roses: Wholeblooms.com / Bamboo flatware & paper goods: The Webstaurant Store / Bridesmaid Dresses: A booth at First Monday in Canton, Texas / Flowers for hair: hand made paper flowers / Wedding Gown: David’s Bridal w/ a few tweaks of my own! Added a garden rose to the back which I made out of ivory and peach chiffon Sash made out of the same chiffon and pleated to add texture. To complete the look we added “eye lash’ lace trim to the trim at the top of the dress / Shoes: Badgley Mischka at Nordstrom / Groomsmen outfits: pants-Perry Ellis city fit, black ties- Military “Class A” ties that that the Groom purchased for groomsmen gifts  / Flower Girl dresses: Target / Bouquets: made by Bride’s grandma with the assistance of her grandad  / All reception hall decor and the decorator: Laurie Anna’s Vintage Style / Food and Dessert table goodies: Homemade Gourmet

 

29 Comments about “Texas Ranch Wedding by Hailey Erickson Photography”

  1. Rachel @ La Bella Bash
    November 4, 2010 at 8:08 am

    I couldn't be more in love with this wedding. Jaw-droppingly beautiful!

    Rachel
    xoxo

  2. Sinead
    November 4, 2010 at 8:24 am

    How did you make the flowers for the girls hair? your dress is great, what style is that? I love all of this. How come I wasn't invited! lol

  3. Gabriela Fuentes from The Wedding Central
    November 4, 2010 at 8:51 am

    What a lovely wedding!

  4. Megan
    November 4, 2010 at 9:30 am

    Wedding of my dreams!

  5. Emily E
    November 4, 2010 at 9:47 am

    BEAUTIFUL! Are those gigantic fabric flowers? I want to know how to make some!

  6. Kristin
    November 4, 2010 at 9:51 am

    I LOVE LOVE LOVE this! It is pure perfection! :)

  7. Chad B. (TABC)
    November 4, 2010 at 10:05 am

    Congratulation Hailey, incredible job and so proud of you! May God continue to richly bless you!!

  8. Pam
    November 4, 2010 at 10:10 am

    This was, without a doubt, the most beautiful and meaningful wedding I have ever attended.

  9. Jessica Strong
    November 4, 2010 at 10:11 am

    This is my FAVORITE wedding I've seen! I am in love. So Beautiful.

  10. Alison Ellis
    November 4, 2010 at 10:17 am

    The image in my mind of the bride's grandma and grandad making her bouquet is precious. That is what a truly special DIY detail is all about.

  11. Clases De Maquillaje
    November 4, 2010 at 10:39 am

    Gracias por el artículo. Me encanta tu sitio, sigue así!

  12. Celesta Weise
    November 4, 2010 at 10:45 am

    Though I don't know the bride and groom personally, I do know the bride's talented mother and grandparents! This is a beautiful story of love, creativity, and partnership to accomplish what seems to have been a perfect wedding! I extend my best wishes to the special couple! May God's blessings rest upon you all!

  13. Emily G.
    November 4, 2010 at 10:46 am

    What a gorgeous wedding with so many personal touches. I have worked with both the photographer and decorator, and they are TOP NOTCH both professionally and personally!

    Congratulations to the bride and groom, and way to go ladies! So beautiful!

  14. katie m.
    November 4, 2010 at 1:25 pm

    OMG i just got engaged in Louisiana, and I want to get married on a family friends farm. Basically I want to borrow your wedding!! So beautiful! I am truly inspired!

  15. Madison
    November 4, 2010 at 3:30 pm

    I think those are paper flower poms, and I know you can find them on Etsy.

  16. nilaj
    November 5, 2010 at 5:06 am

    Love the cake stands :)

  17. Lynn
    November 5, 2010 at 10:01 am

    I'd also love to know what material the pom poms are and how they were made!

  18. Kadra Fant
    November 5, 2010 at 12:33 pm

    Hailey did such a wonderful job photographing this lovely wedding!

  19. www.internationalwed.com
    November 6, 2010 at 6:39 am

    nice wedding!

  20. Tami
    November 7, 2010 at 6:56 pm

    The pom poms / flowers were made by the bride and her bridal party using sheets of recycled gift tissue (not actually recycled but tissue made from recycled paper) and instructions for making the poms from Martha Stewart. The smaller ones were made from smaller paper...including the hair flowers.

  21. Allie Denton (the bride)
    November 8, 2010 at 2:04 pm

    First off, i would like to thank Style Me Pretty for the opportunity to be published! You were the main source of my inspiration through out our planning so the opportunity to be apart of the inspiration, not just thrills me. Also, thank you all for the sweet comments. I am very sorry for not getting back to questions before now, but of course, my mom was to the rescue again ;) yes, the paper flowers were all hand made by my friend Jordan and me. The paper came from Laurie anna's, the same one mentioned in the post. They are fairly easy to make and very low on price but also very time consuming, so Much patience and help is advised :) if there are any more questions about the weddingfeel free to shoot me an email! Abidenu@yahoo.com. The day was filled with neat little DIY projects and ideas And i would be thrilled to share every one! Thanks to everyone again! We love you! -Justin and Allie

  22. Allie Denton (bride)
    November 8, 2010 at 4:53 pm

    HI! it's me again, just to touch up on the paper flowers, you can also get and ordinary wrapping paper supplied by an online or local wholesale paper goods store to get more for your money! These flowers are beautiful in any color and can be used as decor in your home too! simply take a gathering of them in various sizes and add to any wall for texture and a spectacular Discussion piece :)

  23. Allie Denton
    November 13, 2010 at 2:22 pm

    I was just browsing and found the most amazing website that carries almost all the decor used at our wedding plus TONS more for over half the price I've seen it anywhere else. it's save-on-crafts.com. from burlap runner style ribbon to paper flowers, they have it all!

  24. wedding gowns
    November 28, 2011 at 2:02 pm

    That looks like a beautiful, love the rustic feel to it

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