Up next is this gorgeously elegant, yet super fun and festive Baltimore wedding. I love how they juxtaposed the seriousness of the dark wood and drama of the inside with the fun and playful bright pops of color in the flowers by Crimson and Clover Florals. There to capture all the unique details of the day was Andrew Reilly and my favorite part, hands down, is that amazing dining room. It’s beyond gorgeous. Find your favorite part here in the gallery!




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From the Bride…When Mike proposed to me I was thrilled!!!! We had been together for four years and were living together in New York City. I was super ready to take the next step and spend the rest of my life with him. I was so excited to start wedding planning although I had no idea where to begin. I have to admit, I am not the most creative person! I began by reading different wedding blogs and became obsessed with SMP. I started to get different ideas, but had no clue how I was going to execute my vision. But I must say, planning this wedding became a labor of love!
One of the first things we did was hire a wedding planner. She helped me organize our ideas, choose vendors, and offered a great deal of support along the way. While we had many professionals involved in the planning and execution, we also had a nice combination of DIY projects (believe it or not) and personal family touches.
Picking the venue was not easy. We had a hard time finding a place that was not a hotel and not outside (Baltimore weather is very unpredictable). The Engineers Club was the last place we went, and we fell in love with it. We knew right away that we wanted to have the ceremony in the Atrium and use long picnic style tables in the main ball room. For the decorations, we wanted it to be fun and colorful and informal. We wanted small flower arrangements in vintage bottles and a non-traditional wedding cake. Everything came out perfect!!!
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Wedding Photography: Andrew Riley Photography / Cinematography: Black Tie Video / Flowers: Crimson and Clover Floral Design, Inc. / Event Planning: Kate Beck Events / Location: Engineer’s Club / Wedding Invitations: We Heart Paper / Wedding Dress: Cymbaline / Linens: Table Toppers / Wedding Cake: Sugarbakers / Groom’s Suit: Hugo Boss / Bridesmaid Dress: JCrew
love the first bridal portrait - stunning location!
Where is her head piece from? I am trying to find exactly something like that! Thanks for your help.
I also would love to know where her hair flower is from. Thanks!
The top left picture is gorgeous!! So rich and luxurious
Triumph! Love that last photo
i neeeed to know what dress name hers is! i am absolutely in love with it!!
This venue is more than a little breathtaking! The last picture is great!
my dress and hairpiece are both from the Cymbaline store in NYC. Its a store that originated in Paris. The dress was all french lace.
thank you Jenna! I've looked all over their website and online but I cant find the name of the dress. They all seem to have girls names, do you remember your dresses name? I am seriously head over heels with it! I even emailed Cymbaline yesterday and I havent heard back from them
the dress was a one of a kind and right off the runway. it was the only one exactly like that. but they have a lot of lace dresses in the store
thanks for the info! I found a few I like a lot on the website but yours is by far the best! Lucky lucky you!!
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