Colorful Malibu Wedding by Rob Greer Photography

January 26th. 2011 by Erin | Filed Under | 14 comments

This wedding is full of so many things..it’s full of personality, full of bright color, full of sunny Malibu skies and full of perfect moments captured by Rob Greer Photography. All of it speaks true to the bride and groom who wanted to have a day that reflected their fun-loving personalities and with the help of Events by Heather Ham, we think they pulled it off beautifully. See more of the fun in the gallery.

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see the FULL wedding here!

My now-husband Chris and I met in 2005 when we both worked at Yahoo! Wary of the potential pitfalls of dating a co-worker, we took several months getting to know each other before we officially began dating. But with our mutual passions for karaoke, 1980s British New Wave music, and classic Sci-Fi and indie movies (yes, we’re both geeks) — it was difficult to resist such a match. Shortly after we got engaged in 2009 in Big Sur, we were went on CNN for a segment on romance in the workplace. We even gave some tips for people thinking about getting involved with a coworker.

I had waited such a long time to get married (I’m 36!) , and I wanted to do it in a way that was incredibly personalized and allowed Chris and me to express our creativity and passion for movies and music along with our own whimsical and offbeat sense of style. We took our inspiration from movie theater nostalgia and old Hollywood glamour. And it all came together! The very first detail we focused on was site location. Though neither of us is a California native by birth, we have both come to love and treasure the natural beauty of coastal Southern California which we now call our home. We knew we wanted to get married at a venue with a beautiful outdoor space, and we were also hoping that the venue would have a view of the ocean. Many of our relatives are from the East Coast and Midwest, and some had not visited Southern California very much or at all. We wanted our ceremony and reception to incorporate the elements of Southern California that had won our hearts and that we find so appealing in our every day life here. After visiting eight venues, we fell in love with Stone Manor in Malibu, California. This private home is set up in the hills and has a sweeping, terraced backyard with an inspiring view of the Pacific Ocean.

Photography: Rob Greer / Cinematography: Matt Odom of Rock and Roll Hearts / Ceremony Location: Stone Manor, Malibu, CA / Cupcake Tower: Vanilla Bake Shop / Vintage Brooch Bouquet: Created by the bride from her grandmother’s vintage jewelry / Flowers: Century City Flower Market / Bride’s Dress: Nicole Miller, Altered to add blue tulle and change to fishtail shape by Marie Nelson at West Coast Couture / Bride’s Shoes: Manolo Blahnik / Bride’s Feather Wrap: Lena Kanter on Etsy / Groom’s Suit: Ralph Lauren Black Label from Barneys New York / Rings: Gaspar Fine Jewelers / Bridesmaids’ Dresses: J.Crew, Alfred Sung for Dessy, and others / Make-up and hair: Pomp Salon / Catering: Truly Yours Catering / Event Planning: Events by Heather Ham / Officiant: Dr. Kimber Lee Wilkes / DJ: Keith Divel / String Quartet: Riviera String Quartet / Personalized Parasols: Pamela’s Parasols and KMattso2 on Etsy / Bride and Groom Guitar Picks: Sierra Metal Design on Etsy / Classic Cadillac Rental: Beverly Hills Rent-a-Car

Vanilla Bake Shop is a member of our Little Black Book. For more information on how members are chosen, click here.
Dessy Flower Girls and J.Crew are members of our Look Book. For more information on how members are chosen, click here.
 

14 Comments about “Colorful Malibu Wedding by Rob Greer Photography”

  1. Marjorie Rose
    January 26, 2011 at 1:47 pm

    The bouquet is to-die-for! What a beautiful wedding!

  2. cailen
    January 26, 2011 at 2:42 pm

    absolutely gorgeous!!!!!!! as a bride-to-be, i'm totally love this : )

  3. Luda
    January 26, 2011 at 4:25 pm

    Gorgeous!

    Where's the beautiful veil/headpiece from please??!

  4. Jess Barron
    January 26, 2011 at 4:46 pm

    Luda - My veil and headpiece is from PishPoshes: http://www.pishposhes.com/
    I LOVED it.

  5. Lilly
    January 26, 2011 at 6:49 pm

    I LOVE the bouquet!! What a creative and beautiful idea. Congrats and have a wonderful life!!

  6. Tammy@Events By Tammy
    January 26, 2011 at 11:07 pm

    Beautiful! I love the bride's bouquet.

  7. j
    January 27, 2011 at 1:08 am

    Where are the ties from? Love that color!

  8. Jess Barron
    January 27, 2011 at 1:00 pm

    Hi j - The groom bought the ties and shoes as gifts for his groomsmen. The ties are Paul Smith and we bought them at Barneys New York. I loved how they looked!

  9. Jess Barron
    January 27, 2011 at 1:00 pm

    Thanks Lilly and Tammy!!

  10. La-La Linh
    January 27, 2011 at 11:45 pm

    I love details and this wedding has so much! From the bouquet to the picks with bride/groom names and did I mention how I LOVE the blue on her petticoat? Very unique :) Thanks for sharing!

  11. Events by Heather Ham
    January 28, 2011 at 3:11 pm

    So excited to have a wedding featured on SMP. Jess & Chris were a pleasure to work with and such a fun couple. They stayed true to who they are and what they love and had a wedding that was uniquely "them".

  12. tasty
    January 30, 2011 at 4:53 am

    Amazing vintage brooch bouquet. What an inventive alternative to real flowers!

  13. Kelly
    March 1, 2011 at 6:38 pm

    love Love LOVE the upcycled vintage brooch bouquet! My heart is a-flutter with all the color! Love the blue tulle at the bottom of her gown. The groomsmen's sneakers are a great touch.

  14. Krista
    July 29, 2011 at 10:40 am

    how did she add the tulle? was it a separate petticoat or did you add to the tulle that was already there?

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