“The Big Kahuna” & “Delic” & Braedon – Wedding Highlights with Super 8mm from Life Stage Films

I’m from South Carolina originally and the low-country has a special place in my heart. There’s no other place quite like it – from the smell of the pluff mud to the egrets flying overhead to the Spanish moss blowing in the wind. When Andy and I got engaged we had to decide where to get married – and we had some great options. His family is a Partner in Lambert Bridge Winery in Northern Sonoma – so we could have had a wine country wedding or we could have chosen Atlanta where I was currently living. But after much debate we decided we wanted to share Fripp Island, South Carolina with all our friends and family.

It turned out better than we could have ever imagined. Our goal was to surround ourselves with all the people we loved and create memories that would last a life time. The time was filled with magical sunsets, dolphins, seashell hunting, low-country boils, oysters and bbq, cruising around on golf carts and bikes, cocktails …. all cumulatting with a sunset wedding overlooking the marsh. The sun broke through the clouds as we said our vows and then we all moved on to the reception at the Beach Club where the entire crew danced the night away to the sounds of GrooveTown!

It was a week we’ll never forget – made all the more special by the people that were standing by our sides. My Aunt and Uncle that live on Fripp surprised us with a guest appearance by author Pat Conroy at our rehearsal dinner . I’m still in shock… I cherish his books and go to them when I’m missing that special part of the world. Here’s the toast he presented us with:

“I would like to propose a toast to the bride, Paige Price and her very carefully selected groom, Andy Wilcox. I first came to Fripp Island in the summer of 1961 on a fishing trip with a Marine Colonel as his son. I had no idea by coming to this island before it had a bridge or a single house that I was stepping into my own fate. Five generations of Conroys have walked on this magic island which has always seemed a portion of paradise to me and a Hog Heaven to the Price family. Who could know that Paige Price, a woman who was extremely picky about men, would find her man waiting for her at the Lambert Bridge Winery in the other wing of paradise in Sonoma Valley, California. A love that spent her girl-hood on the beaches of Fripp and finds her bliss working among the grapes and the vines of one of the splendidly beautiful vineyard of Sonoma is a lucky love indeed. What story book ending is better than a southern belle hooking up with a man who spends his life making superb California wines – who could doubt such a vintage. Paige and Andy, tonight you are embarking on a new fate and a new beginning. All of us present tonight are part of your fate. I’m now part of your fate and you are the owners of the first written toast I’ve ever given on Fripp Island. Be happy for the rest of your lives.”

Cinematography: Life Stage Films / Ceremony Location: Ocean Creek Golf Course / Ceremony Coordinator: Becca McCoy / Reception Location: Fripp Island Beach Club / Entertainment: Groovetown / Catering: Proof of the Pudding / Floral Design: Laura’s Carolina Florist

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From Poppi Photo… “And I was sick with heartache. And she was sick like Audrey Hepburn when I met her. But we would both surrender. True love is not the kind of thing you should turn down. Don’t ever turn it down.” – Avett Brothers song lyrics to January Wedding.   

When Catherine from Fox in the Pine and I decided to collaborate on a Valentine’s Day inspired photo shoot, I knew it was going to be good!!! Catherine is pretty much the most creative person I know. She makes pretty things prettier and doesn’t hesitate when it comes to adding beautiful details to all occasions. Catherine’s talents and blog influenced both the location of the shoot and their clothing (aka she made her skirt!). As much as Valentine’s Day can feel commercial, what a great excuse to be extra romantic, extra sappy and extra nostalgic. I hope these images have the same affect on you as they do me… Love is grand. Now go run through the woods with your sweetie.

Photography: Poppi Photo / Skirt: Handmade by Catherine Fox of Fox in the Pine / Cookies & Decorations: Handmade by Fox in the Pine & Poppi Photo / Hair & Makeup: Poppi Photo

In case you missed any, here are all of the pretty posts from the week…

a gorgeous Des Moines wedding
a beautiful farm wedding shoot
a stunning Los Olivos soiree
a sweet Titusville affair
a gorgeous Palm Springs soiree
a colorful Anna Maria Island wedding
a fabulous Idaho soiree
a breathtaking Maui wedding
a stunning Martha’s Vineyard soiree
an uber-gorgeous Rhode Island affair
a beautiful Sedona wedding
a lovely Malibu soiree

Some fabulous links from around the web…

fun Valentine Scrabble Gram via Oh Happy Day!
fabulous Brass Valentines via Camille Styles
a yummy Marshmallow tea latte via Oh Joy!
a sweet DIY Heart Sweater via A Beautiful Mess

We’d like to extend a warm welcome to our newest Little Black Book members…

AM Wedding Films
Scott Hopkins Photography
Jenny Moloney Photography
Sunstone Winery
L’Auberge Del Mar
Mark W. Brown Films
Southern Events Party Rental & Vintage Prop Shoppe
Modern Ketubah
Bluebird Event Destination Management
Two Ring Studios
Alucinarte Films
Impact Events, LLC
Austin Weddings Unlimited
Rustic Red Studio
Megan Thiele Studios

To apply to become a member of our LBB click here. We’d love to hear from you!

And last, but certainly not least… we have some winners to announce!

Style Me Pretty Illinois reader, Mary, is the lucky winner of a free bridal bouquet from Fragrant Design! Congratulations!

Congratulations to our SMP California reader Leighann for winning the adorable customized wedding hanger from My Amber Coloured World!

Have a happy, happy weekend, lovelies!  See you back here Monday morning!  xoxo

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From Alanna Scully Photography … There is something about a red barn that just makes me feel at home.  When that red barn is in Vermont and you’ve got a beautiful fall day, it’s even better.  I asked my photographer friends (who became husband and wife this summer!) Debbie and Jared Burns to model for me as I set up a stylized shoot at the gorgeous West Monitor Barn in Richmond, VT.

It was Columbus Day weekend, which was by far the three best days of fall weather I have ever seen in Vermont.  It was perfect shooting weather and the late afternoon light was breathtaking, as was my couple.  I asked Nicole D’Agata of the Painted Tulip in Waterbury to help out with some beautiful florals for our table and for our bride and groom, and the amazing staff at the Vermont Tent Company provided the rest of our set.  When I edited these pictures, I was reminded of how great love is and how nice it was to spend an afternoon with Debbie and Jared, a couple who isn’t afraid to show their affection and share their joy with the world.  Love like this, much like a red barn, can make you feel right at home.

Photography: Alanna Scully Photography / Venue: West Monitor Barn / Florals: The Painted Tulip / Hair & Makeup: Lisa Borg, Tilton & Company Hair Salon / Table number & Pie signs: Green Apple Paperie / Wedding Dress & Groom’s Suit: J.Crew / Rentals: Vermont Tent Company

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How did your passion for jewelry grow into dejarnette new orleans?

dejarnette new orleans is the name of my company (dejarnette is my middle name). I design and create handmade jewelry. I’ve been designing jewelry for myself and close friends for many years. I began selling my pieces at local boutiques in 2004. I then decided to launch a website and offer my jewelry to those outside of the New Orleans area in May 2006.

What kinds of pieces do you just love?

I love super girly pieces with a little bit of quirky. I get so excited when I find unusual vintage bits or things that I can transform into a necklace -everything from vintage mardi gras doubloons to antique hardware to delicate lace. I love being able to throw on some jeans and a t-shirt and add a statement piece of jewelry to make my outfit special.

What is your favorite part of a wedding?

For my wedding it was the ceremony. I walked up the aisle with my Mom and Dad and the aisle was lined with candlelit lanterns. To see all of my family and friends as I walked down the aisle and then see my handsome groom was a magical moment. When I’m a guest at a wedding, I appreciate all of the little details. I know first hand the time and effort that is involved in each and every aspect of the planning process.

Does the city of New Orleans every influence your work ?

Absolutely! Mardi Gras is just around the corner, which is my favorite time of the year in New Orleans. The costumes, floats, themes – it is unbelievable the intricate details involved in every aspect of this holiday.

What advice to you have for brides & grooms to be?

To relax, have fun, and enjoy your special day-it goes by so quickly!

How about any advice for our readers with Valentines day just around the corner?

I’ve never met a woman who doesn’t like jewelry!

Jewelry: dejarnette new orleans / Photography: Jennifer Zdon, Twirl Photography + Elizabeth Ray Photography + dejarnette new orleans

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Feeling Inspired? Try perusing some of our favorite real life Farm Weddings to ever grace SMP’s pages. These are PERFECT examples of how to turn this gorgeous organic inspiration into real life magic…

A whimsical California Farm Wedding
A Mt. Hood Wedding down home on the Organic Farm
A Napa lovely with an insane amount of scrumptious food
A classic take on the au naturel fête
A Canadian installment with hay bales galore
A little more Farm-Inspired than straight farm but beautiful none the less
And last but not least, vintage meets adorable in this beautiful Barn

From Chantal of Chantal Andrea Photography… My vision for this winter farm wedding inspiration shoot was a small, cozy, and lively gathering of friends celebrating two of their dearest friends falling in love. The scene: a group sharing a locally-foraged and hand-crafted brunch around a rustic farm table, surrounded by untamed grass, roaming horses and a cedar-wood fire. I wanted the shoot to embody a sense of winter warmth and communal closeness only found while sitting around a fire with loved ones.

Jenny Bowker Makeup styled the bride and bridesmaids with ’60s-inspired garments and diamond headpieces. She found the bride’s vintage dress at Atlas Clothing Company in Seattle. The girls were made up with a Jane Birkin look in mind. The boys were dressed in clothes crafted by Seattle clothing company Tarboo Inc. Sally from La Happy designed quaint invitations and gave them a handmade touch with her picturesque calligraphy, vintage stamps and darling radish, horse, and chicken illustrations. For a morning cocktail, guests enjoyed inventive “Lula’s Punch” milk drinks crafted for the occasion by the bartenders from Ravish on Eastlake. The drinks were served in vintage-inspired milk glasses from Anthropologie.

Rachel from Finch & Thistle brought her sophisticated and organic touch to the details and created an intimate palette of radishes, cabbage, and turnips for the guests to take in at the table. Bouquets of plum-colored flowers and blooming cabbages painted the table with pops of color that paired perfectly with La Happy’s incredible clementine-colored menus and eggplant-colored place cards. Ravishing Radish Catering crafted a rustic brunch featuring locally-sourced products and seasonal produce in collaboration with nearby artisans. The menu featured fire-grilled organic Applegate farms sausages, herb-roasted potatoes with remoulade and spicy ketchup, and a farmstead frittata with spinach, shallots, braised almonds, arugula and smoked paprika-infused olive oil. For dessert, the couple sliced into a pear-apple tart with Calvados, cardamom mascarpone, and Calvados whipped cream. After brunch, the couple knocked open a chicken pinata custom-made for the occasion by Pinyadayada. The pinata was filled with the couple’s favorite candy: salt water taffy.The incredible family at Bob’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Farm hosted the event, and I couldn’t be more thankful for their generous hospitality! Guests left with bags of locally-roasted coffee beans decorated with root vegetables as parting gifts from Middle Fork Roasters.

Photography: Chantal Andrea Photography / Second Shooter: Brady MacDonald / Location: Bob’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Farm / Flowers + Event Design: Finch & Thistle / Makeup, Hair + Styling: Jenny Bowker Makeup / Catering: Ravishing Radish Catering / Cocktails: Ravish on Eastlake / Piñata: Pinyadayada / Invitations, Menu + Table Cards: La Happy / Coffee Bean Favors: Middle Fork Roasters / Shoes:  Frye “Harness” Boots / Dress: Vintage via Atlas Clothing Company / Groom + Groomsmen Clothes: Tarboo Inc. / Photo Assistant: Erin Hill

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From Dragonflight Photography… This snowy shoot took place after the first snowfall of 2012 in Langley, British Columbia, which is just outside of Vancouver. Flowers, and table design were by A Perfect Proposal, and the stationery was by Dragonflight Photography & Design. The bride’s head piece was from La Vie en Rose, and her faux fur jacket was from Melanie Lyne Boutique. The bracelet was from Shine Jewels Fort Langley. The theme was “vintage meets modern snow.” 

Photography: Ashley Ferreira of Dragonflight Photography / Flowers + Event Design: A Perfect Proposal (aperfectproposalcanada@gmail.com) / Location: Campbell Valley Park in Langley, British Columbia / Invitations: Design by Dragonflight / Shoes: Uggs / Groom’s Attire: Guess / Wedding Dress: Maggie Sottero / Bride’s Head Piece: La Vie en Rose / Bride’s Faux Fur Jacket: Melanie Lyne Boutique / Bracelet: Shine Jewels Fort Langley / Models: Dolita Synder + Walter Synder / Cupcakes: Costco Langley Bakery (1-800 463-3783) / Crystal Cupcake Holder + Jeweled Snowflakes: HomeSense

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Jay would argue that the first steps to our destiny began thousands of miles away in Wales, as a child. He vividly remembers looking at the world map pointing to the South China Sea and asking his Geography teacher…what’s there? Her answer wasn’t satisfactory and I suppose from this he was always interested in the “mystical, fog covered” world of South East Asia.

I had just transferred over to UWA from Singapore in 2007. Wanting to throw myself into finance lessons beyond the classroom, I agreed when a friend asked me to join him and his team in a competition – The UBS Investment (where incidentally Jay is now working) Banking Challenge. I was expecting a panel of old men, teachers perhaps, to judge us. Instead, I found myself in front of a man who took my breath away… His eyes were sharp with intelligence yet his face was soft. His diamond earring glistened at me. He looked very cool with his shaved head. I also enjoyed watching him grill my team mates… that is until a question was shot at me.

So our team did not win, but I won. That evening, in that room, I met the man I was going to marry.

It was as if after the moment I met him that evening, the floodgates of opportunities to interact opened up. I kept seeing him around and hearing about him. I heard so much about him. Things I approved of – he was known to be very intelligent. Other boys in school looked up to him saying he was a gun. He was a good friend. I even liked that he would offer to help the admin ladies out when they were busy. I thought it was cute his mother packed his lunch. I saw him around a lot too… Unfortunately, I was always too shy. Derek thinks everyone is going to laugh when they hear this because I am not really known as a shy person. I was shy when I was young but I had it trained out of me. It was as if just by looking at him, this man could impact my very core.

This part of the story Jay can explain his side. He noticed that I gave him ‘weird’ looks. Really, those weird looks were me smiling with my eyes down. I was telling myself ‘Lorraine! Be Confident!’ I could not even look at him in the eye. I would also be very quiet when he is in the same room.

I was not quiet about him though. I was telling Samantha about him constantly for almost a year to the point she was nearly in tears begging me to go talk to him already! I also told Mom about him. I told her one day “Mom, there is this guy in Uni. I’m going to marry him one day!” Mom naturally asked about him. She thought I was nuts when I said I hadn’t spoken to him yet.

After nearly a year we started, at Samantha’s urging, talking… electronically. By now we had “known” each other by seeing each other so much at Uni. I was going to backpack Indo-China… and Jay was backpacking Cuba and Central America. He asked if I was going to be in Bangkok at such and such date. I said yes but really I had to travel across borders from Laos and take the train to Bangkok to see him. All I knew was that I had to see him and talk to him face to face. It was urgent because I knew that he was not going to be in Perth anymore. He was going to be in Sydney. Then my chance would have been gone.

So on our first proper meeting, we met in Bangkok and we were going out to dinner… I had somehow made myself very comfortable with Jay. We were in a tuk-tuk, chatting and I had my legs over his…and I told him ‘Do you know…. that I am going to marry you one day?’ I believed it with all my heart.

Half expecting him to jump out of the moving tuk tuk (must have been why my legs were on his), I was surprised when he looked at me and asked me ‘Really? You want to marry me?’ I said ‘Yes…and I already told my mom.’

I didn’t stay very long – in fact I had to leave the next day to meet Samantha in Chiang Mai.

The GFC was a blessing for me. Jay decided to transfer back to Perth with Merrill Lynch. Things didn’t work out on a long distance basis. He didn’t believe in our fate as strongly as I did in the beginning. I was very disheartened and thought that I must have been wrong.

When he came back, I didn’t believe in a second chance for him but he told me ‘Our paths are intertwined. We are meant to be. It doesn’t matter what we do, we will always end and will end up together.’ How can you fight that?

When Mom met him finally, she told him ‘Lorraine knew she was going to marry you. She’s never said that about anybody else.’

14 November 2010 – Jay proposed in the room where I first saw him, filled with roses and a bottle of champagne.

Cinematography: Urban Light Films / Venue: Perth Convention Centre

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Meg & Dan | A Wedding at Elkhart Lake from I Do Films

Dan and I got married on the most perfect summer day in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin – the same location where we had met six years earlier before my freshman year at Cornell.

I had always dreamed of having a tent wedding, so it was easy to settle on the beautifully-trimmed lawn at Victorian Village as the location for our reception. Using the warm, friendly, and vintage aesthetics of this family-run and family-fun resort as the foundation for our inspiration, my mom and I infused a little “Father of the Bride” and a few homemade touches to create a romantic and unforgettable Midwestern bash.

We started the day at my family’s home on Elkhart Lake, where Dan and I had a “first look,” but a very different kind. We were surrounded by my whole family while I came down the stairs and my brothers, dad, and Dan saw me for the first time. It was so special to have my whole family with us for such an important moment. The ceremony took place at Holy Name of Jesus in Sheboygan, where Dan had grown up and gone to church as a child. Our priest, who flew in from my family’s home parish in Los Angeles, stole the show with an incredibly touching homily that made reference to our “path” around Elkhart Lake. After the ceremony Dan and I took photos at a friend’s barn while our guests sipped homemade vodka lemonades and munched on Wisconsin cheese and meatballs.

Our 242 guests found their seating assignments on frames hung from vintage glass door knobs that Dan helped me power-drill onto a salvaged barn door found at my favorite antique shop, The Red Rooster in Plymouth. Dinner proceeded in a 60’ x 100’ century tent that glowed with warm rosy uplighting, ivory rice paper lanterns, and string lights. The tables were adorned with fresh roses, hydrangeas, and plenty of candles found at a local craft store by our florist Silvana Cassia of Twig Flowers. An oversize slate found at an antique shop and framed chalkboards found on HerMajestysPug’s shop on Etsy served as the menus for dinner and cocktails. To finish the look, we invested in a black-and-white checkered dance floor that exuded a snappy, jazzy feel.

A Beatles cover band called The Cavern Beat played four sets and kept the dance floor packed with guests of all ages. My mom always told me, “Meg, all you need for a great party are the two B’s: booze and a band.” She was so right!

Dessert included chocolate ganache cake from the bakery at the local Piggly Wiggly adorned with hydrangeas, an ice cream bar, and my mom’s molasses, snickerdoodle, and chocolate-chip cookies served on a three-tier cookie tower created with the help of a local carpenter.

We absolutely loved working with Anna and Jonathan Wheeler of Anna Page Photography, as well as Matt Buckman and Élan Villamor of I Do Films. Their ability to go with the flow, their attention to detail, and their cat-like reflexes certainly did not go unnoticed! Dan and I are so grateful to both of them for documenting our memories in such a beautiful and unique way!

Photography:  Anna Page Photography / Cinematography: I Do Films / Tent: Canopies Events / Band: The Cavern Beat / Event Coordination: Laura Cooper, Cooper Consulting / Floral Design: Twig Flowers / Ceremony Location: Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church / Caterer & Reception Location: Victorian Village Resort / Invitations: Bella Figura / Bride’s Dress: Amsale via Belle Vie Bridal Couture / Bridesmaid Dresses: Vera Wang / Bride’s Heels: Vince Camuto / Bride’s Flats: Aldo / Bride’s & Bridesmaid’s Earrings: Anthropologie / Bride’s Bracelet: J.Crew / Engagement Ring and Groom’s Ring: Steve Quick Jeweler / Floral Hair Clip: Sara Gabriel / Tuxedos: Men’s Wearhouse / Groom’s Bowtie and Groomsmen’s Ties: Brooks Brothers / Hair & Makeup: Aspira Spa, The Osthoff Resort / Guest Transportation: Discovery Coach / Wedding Party Transportation: Stargazer Limousine / DJ: Matt’s DJ Service/ String Quartet: Jubilate String Quartet, kayesara@hotmail.com (Sarah Oftedahl ) / Guest Photo Station: Beyond the Booth Photography / Candle Holders & Flower Bases: Hobby Lobby & Pier 1 Imports / Framed Blackboard Cocktail Signs: HerMajestysPug / Ice Cream Sign: The Back Porch Shoppe / Cake: Natalie’s Pastries, natalieblattner@hotmail.com / Ice Cream: Scoops Ice Cream Parlor

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