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The Condor’s Nest Ranch Wedding Inspiration from Isari Flower Studio

We are about to warm up your Wednesday morning and put a nice big smile on your face with this California wedding inspiration. Isari Flower Studio & Event Design sent this charming little shoot our way, and I must admit – when I first laid eyes on it, I started really craving a nice cold lemonade and a relaxing afternoon in a hammock. Preferably at the adorable Condor’s Nest Ranch – where this fantastic shot played out. Captured by La Vida Creations, the whole affair just screams relaxed, late summer afternoon love fest. And I love it. Don’t forget to pop into the full image gallery, because there were so many fantastic details, we just couldn’t do it justice!

The rustic, yet chic environment and charm of the Condor’s Nest created the perfect setting for a Sun-Kissed Afternoon Picnic.

Before joining the main celebration, guests are greeted with a cool and refreshing rosemary-cucumber cocktail on the cottage porch. Comfy benches and throws accent this peaceful retreat from the afternoon sun. The porch is playfully decorated with paper pinwheel stars and whirly string spheres to add a bit of airiness to the welcoming hideaway. An antique pane door is repurposed to display table assignments for the guests as they find their way to the ultimate picnic location on the rolling event lawn.

Guests are seated at a table set for tea time with antique silver service and the venue’s eclectic collection of tea cups and saucers. A variety of desserts combined with a bounty of lemons and berries add bright pops of color… a perfect end to a relaxed afternoon tea.

Pulling from the surrounding lemon trees, a cheerful yellow is the dominant color in the floral arrangements. A delicate balance between country and elegance is achieved by mixing marigolds, tulips, ranunculus, chamomile, butter yellow stock, and white scabiosa. The containers are a collection of cream cache pots, casserole dishes, pitchers and decorative vases that add layers to the centerpieces, creating a delightful visual experience. Small vases with lillies of the valley complement the decor with a lighter touch.

Ruffled tissue adds texture to the menus, while a modern script font combines with a clean sans serif for contrast, reflecting the rustic and elegant nature of the sun-kissed afternoon picnic.

The invitations use the same script and a watercolor-dyed edge for a uniquely elegant feel. The watercolors make each and every piece unique; they are finished off with a small bow and packaged in a delicate lace envelope, adding another level of texture and elegance.

All these quaint elements are set atop a playful tablecloth arrangement mixing textures and patterns to add to the slightly ecclectic feel of the elegant picnic. Paisley designs combine beautifully with the striped tablecloth and antiqued lace napkins bring a bit of country to the table.

Our lovely models reflect the rustic and relaxed, yet elegant. The bride is showcased in a delicate lace dress, piled with pearls, while the groom gives her the spotlight in a cream-colored suit and bowtie. The bridesmaids show off a bit of Springtime with an array of fresh blues and greens, while the best man complements the groom’s slightly formal yet comfortable attire. The flower girls fit right in with their flouncy tulle dresses.

What a lovely way to spend a gorgeous day basking in the warmth of the afternoon sun!

Flowers: Isari Flower Studio + Event Design / Venue: The Condor’s Nest / Event Design & Props: Taylored Occasions & Minted Condition / Photography: La Vida Creations / Paper products: Minted Condition / Linens: La Tavola / Menswear: A Better Deal Tuxedo / Dresses: Sky Couture / Hair & Makeup: Shlomit Arviv / Model Stylist: Stylish Silhouette / Desserts: Hans and Harry

Pella Wedding by Niña.Cecilia {creative spark}

Welcome back to another pretty day in the life of SMP! Today we’ll showcase seven, yes seven gorgeous weddings all full of inspiration galore and there’s something for every bride-to-be whether you’re a DIY crafting goddess or a glamour chic chica, we’ve totally got you covered today.

Kicking off the pretty parade today is this sweet-as-can-be Iowa wedding. We’re loving the casual, outdoor vibe full of vibrant yellow florals.  But what’s the best part of this wedding you ask? They did it all, from hiring their photographers Niña.Cecilia {creative spark} and floral and event designer Shelly Sarver Designs for under $10,000! Now that’s amazing! See even more of this budget friendly, beautiful wedding here in the full gallery!

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From the Bride…When we announced our engagement, my parents said they would pay for the wedding but they gave us a budget of $10,000.  I knew it would be close, but I also knew that I could use a lot of my own ideas and creativity to keep costs low.  The most important things to me were the decor and the photography of the wedding.  However, I also got a great price on both of those, thanks to a couple of things.  First of all, I found a couple of WONDERFUL up-and-coming photographers who just happened to be starting up a business together, so I got a great deal on their beautiful photos!  Creative Spark is a duo of twin sisters Nina and Cecilia, who take some of the most beautiful and unique photographs in the area!  Also, I happen to be good friends with the most creative florist in the area – Shelly Sarver, who also happened to double as my wedding planner!  We had many brainstorming sessions and she was able to help me narrow down all my ideas into a single theme.  It was like Shelly was inside my head and able to see the vision that I had and then make it come to life!  She is amazing!

I don’t think the ceremony site could have been more perfect!  My cousin offered her backyard, which she has had landscaped beautifully for years and shown in many garden parties.  With that as a beautiful background, Shelly worked her magic and put flower petals lining the aisle, flowers in mason jars lining the aisle hanging from shepherd’s hooks, and of course the gorgeous sprays on the arbor and the large bouquets at the back and front of the aisle.  One of my favorite touches were the strands of beads we hung in the trees.  I borrowed these from my church and I think they added so much to the front of the ceremony!

My mom, Shelly, and I had a lot of fun brainstorming and coming up with reception decor ideas.  My mom and I decided to make a string of flags that hung from the entire length of one side of the reception room.  I wanted to bring some rustic outdoorsy feel into the reception since it already had the outdoor feel with so many windows that overlooked trees and a golf course, so the table decorations were simple plants in a twiggy burlap container, a group of bottles with burlap and single flowers stuck in the middle, or one of the blue mason jar arrangements that lined the aisle at the ceremony (Shelly transported them to the reception site for table decor).  I also made about 50 tissue paper flowers that hung in groups from the ceiling.  These were a very affordable decoration but they took some time to make. Jake and I have so many great memories from our special day.  The weather turned out gorgeous, despite a small scare of rain in the morning.  We had so many wonderful friends and family there to make memories with us amongst a gorgeous backdrop!  I must thank SMP for much of my inspiration, and I hope our wedding can inspire other brides as well!

Wedding Photography: Niña.Cecilia {creative spark} / Wedding Cinematography: Eli Groenendy / Floral + Event Design: Shelly Sarver Designs / Event Planning: The Bride + Mother of the Bride / Ceremony Location: Private Residence / Reception Location: Bos Landen Golf Club / Invitations: DIY + Town Crier, Ltd. (printing) / Bride’s Shoes: Rampage / Wedding Dress: Allure Bridals

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Chicago Wedding by Dawn E. Roscoe Photography

Bridesmaids decked out in a sea of neutral are fast becoming the hot wedding accessory. We’ve seen it time after time and it never disappoints. Dawn E. Roscoe photographed this beauty of a case in point and it’s rocking a deliciously soft, muted palette, fab DIY details all crafted by REALLY TALENTED loved ones and a couple that clearly knows how to have a great time. They met in a dive bar after all which is exactly where I met my husband. Go Team Dive Bar! Settle in for a host of pretty details and perfect moments straight from Room 1520 in Chicago and be sure to pop on over to the gallery for a whole lot more.

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From the Bride…Both Bryan and I are Michigan transplants to Chicago, and we met at a dive bar where Bryan hosted a Motown music night.  Soon after we had our first date – a sunset sail on our little boat in Lake Michigan, and we knew that we wanted to spend our summers sailing together.  Bryan purposed on a weekend trip to Portland Maine filled with Lobster Rolls and as much of the Atlantic as we could soak up.  The engagement ring was made out of jewelry from both our grandmothers and mothers.

Marrying the old and the new was the inspiration for our wedding day. We didn’t have a theme or colors we loved. We both like mixing urban elements with the outdoors.  We just went with soft romantic colors that I typically favor and all things important: food, family, friends and fun.

We chose to get married at a loft in an industrial party of the city, and our friends and family pulled their talents together to create a memorable day.  My aunt and uncle catered the food that is always present at family celebrations, my mom and sisters made the place setting from old post-cards we thirfted together and wrapped the bombonieres (Italian wedding favors) in old-timey Italian maps.  Friends designed my dress from vintage French lace, spun the records, designed and printed menus, coasters and so on.  Our cousins sung at the ceremony and a great friend (and now ordained minister) married us.  Like the rings, we kept the old and maintained some important traditions while putting our new touch into the details and out came a spectacular that truly represented our lives together.

Preparation: Hotel Allegro / Ceremony + Reception Location: Room 1520 / Wedding Photography: Dawn E. Roscoe Photography / Assistant Photographer: Kelly Shaw / Caterer, Florist + Decor: Aunt of the Bride / Wedding Cakes: Sweet Cakes Bakery / Wedding Dress: Friend of the Bride / Bridesmaid Dresses: J.Crew / Make-up + Hair: Friend of the Bride / Jewelry: Family Heirlooms / Brooch: Thrift Store

New York City Engagement Session by Taylor Lord Photography

Some people have the most adorable props for wielding at their engagement shoots and other people have things like the New York City subway and the Brooklyn Bridge to accompany their e-session along with a whole lot of love which really you can’t beat. Plus, the FAB-U-LOUS images by Taylor Lord Photography need no introduction. They are simply that stunning and they are awaiting your adoration in the full gallery. Click away!

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From the Bride…Chris and I are getting married in Austin, but we live in NYC and wanted to be sure our life in New York was included in our wedding in some way. We thought the best way to do that was to take our engagement pictures all over New York so we could include iconic locations as well as places that are special to us or unique to the city.  Our photographer, Taylor Lord, flew up for the weekend from Texas and graciously agreed to spend an entire day with us trekking around New York and taking pictures all over the place.  We had an amazing time with her and think we got some really great pictures in the process.  It was so great to be able to capture what our life is now because we know it will change so much in the future.   We absolutely cannot wait to see how she captures our wedding day!

Photography: Taylor Lord Photography

Palm Beach Love Shoot by Kallima Photography

The stunning husband and wife below experienced one of the worst nightmares a newly wedded couple can have.  The photographer for their wedding went out of business, never giving them their wedding photographs, and all of their wedding memories were lost.  Thank goodness for Kallima Photography!  Donning the (gorgeous) attire they wore two years earlier they took some seriously breathtaking photos in Palm Beach.  I would never have known that this wasn’t their wedding day.  There is so much love filling each ethereal image.  See them all in the full gallery!

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From Kallima PhotographyMelissa + Claudio were married 2 years ago. Shortly after they were married, their photographer went out of business…and they have never seen or received any images from their wedding. When Melissa emailed and told me their story, I was heartbroken. I couldn’t imagine putting all that time and effort and love into a wedding day and not having any pictures to show for it.

We were so humbled that they now wanted US to re-create those wedding day portraits for them. So we put on her dress, and he put on his tux. I made her a bouquet similar to the one she held on her wedding day. We spent a few hours at the Breakers Hotel on Palm Beach just re-living some wedding day moments. After shooting some on Worth Avenue, we ended our time together at Paris Cafe drinking cappuccinos, which is one of their favorite things to do together.

Wedding Photography: Kallima Photography / Wedding Shoot: Breakers Hotel / Love Shoot: Paris Cafe / Florals: Whole Foods Florals / Floral Design: Rebekah Hood of Kallima Photography / Wedding Gown: Lazaro / Groom’s Watch: Nautica

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Sankaty Head Golf Club Wedding by Soiree Floral + Cary Hazlegrove

There are few things I love more than a nautical New England affair, so it goes without saying that I am a very, very happy blogger this lovely Wednesday morning, all thanks to the uber-amazing Soiree Floral and those beautiful blooms.  Yes, this gorgeous Nantucket affair is filled to the brim with floral lovely and that’s just the beginning.  From the fabulous bridesmaid dresses (I want one) to the charming chapel and a beautiful lace Valentino gown, I am officially smitten with every ounce of maritime goodness perfectly coordinated by Jimmy Jaksic.  Lucky for us, Cary Hazlegrove was there to capture all of the pretty, so don’t miss a moment.  Join me in the gallery for even more!

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From the Bride… It couldn’t have been a more perfect day; not a cloud in the sky, a morning hike up to Altar Rock, sandwiches from Something Natural, a beautiful day on Cisco Beach, a visit to Bartlett Farms, ending with a sunset picnic at Great Point. It was a quintessential Nantucket day and unbeknownst to me the beginning of the next chapter of my life. It was slightly before 8, as the sun was setting that Douglas asked me to spend the rest of our lives together. Not an hour later, we had decided Nantucket was the obvious choice for our wedding the following summer. Two days later, we were sitting across the table from Jimmy Jaksic, who would quickly become our best friend over the next year. Jimmy is one in a million. Anyone fortunate enough to meet him, immediately falls in love with his quick wit and warm heart. Jimmy came to us by way of recommendation from family friend, Cary Hazlegrove.  Jimmy and Cary’s guidance proved invaluable as we compiled our wedding vendor list.

Our wedding day provided everyone with a glimpse of Nantucket fog.  While hazy all day, the light rain cleared as Darya of Darya Salon and her team along with makeup artist Meghan Sullivan arrived in Sconset to work their magic for the bridal party. It was a lovely afternoon filled with laughter, food and drink; while, Douglas and his groomsmen had their own gathering down the road. In the blink of an eye it was close to 5 o’clock and I would be walking down the aisle towards the love of my life.  The wedding ceremony was very important to us. We spent hours with Hank Bristol, a lifelong friend and Deacon, to help make our service very personal.  We had lost two of our parents to cancer and wanted to weave their memory into our service.  We chose a hymn based on a prayer attributed to St. Francis of Assisi, Douglas’s Mom’s favorite Saint.  Then we honored my Father’s Scottish heritage by having a bagpiper play during our recessional.  A highlight of the ceremony was during our vows the first glimpse of sunshine in two days began glistening through the Chapel windows shining down on Douglas and I.

The celebration continued at Sankaty Head Golf Club where Dawn Kelly of Soiree Floral accented the room with three different table designs using flowers and Placesetters’ linens.  The floral arrangements on the tables were magnificent and reflected the flowers used in the bridal party’s bouquets. Dawn’s talent depicted an aura of “simple, classic, elegance” exactly what we had envisioned. The Sankaty Club prepared a delicious meal highlighted by their incredible raw and sushi bars on the porch. The service was impeccable and everything ran seamlessly.  Our wedding cake prepared by Pam Goddard was spectacular with a traditional basket weave wedding cake and a groom’s cake which was an exact replica of Douglas’s race car.  The night was complete as we danced the night away with our family and friends to the wonderful music of Boston-based Beantown. As Douglas and I approach our two month anniversary, we continue to smile as we reflect on our wonderful wedding on Nantucket.  Thanks to the talented Cary Hazlegrove and Jordi Cabre we are able to re-live our wonderful day through the spectacular photographs. We are so amazed how they captured our wedding so perfectly.  As we reflect on the entire journey, the only thing we miss are the daily emails and phone calls with the wonderful people who came into our lives as vendors and transformed into friendships.  Our families want to thank these people, especially Jimmy, for going above and beyond to make our wedding a dream come true.

Wedding Coordinator: Jimmy Jaksic / Ceremony Location: Siasconset Union Chapel / Reception Location: Sankaty Head Golf Club / Floral Design: Soiree Floral / Wedding Photography: Cary Hazlegrove / Hair: Darya Afshari of Darya Salon / Make-up: Meghan Sullivan of Darya Salon / Music: Beantown / Wedding + Groom Cakes: Pam Goddard / Linens: Placesetters / Printing: The Pleasure of Your Company + Tiffany / Welcome Bags: Ack Gift Bags / Wedding Dress: Valentino / Bride’s Shoes: Jimmy Choo

San Diego Wedding by lunaphoto + Isari Flower Studio

This is a lovely tale of modern meets the beach and let me just say that Team San Diego has completely outdone themselves. They’re wedding rockstars and they have a trail of gorgeous images to prove it courtesy of lunaphoto. On top of one drool-worthy seaside shot after another, are all of the modern, sculpturesque florals and succulents crafted by Isari Flower Studio and we can’t go without mentioning all of the perfect details whipped up by CBS Weddings. It’s heart fluttering to say the least and the airplane message? The cherry on top. See it all here!

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From Isari Flower StudioSculpture and form are uncommon descriptive words for a wedding… but it’s exactly what comes to mind for this gorgeous summer La Jolla wedding. Together with Wedding Planner and Wardrobe Stylist, Catherine Bachelier Smith of CBS Lifestylist, the bride began the journey of decisions by choosing Scripps Forum as the setting for her nuptial celebration. Perched on La Jolla Shores magnificent panoramic ocean views, this contemporary building is an artful structured form in and of itself.

Next, the bride selected an off-the-shoulder wedding gown. The combination of sharp diagonal lines and soft ruffles balanced her look and personality enchantingly. Sculptured flowers from Tam at Isari Flower Studio were both soft and chiseled.The flowers and geographic prints of the dinner decor played beautifully off each other. Even the delicious spread prepared by Giuseppe’s Catering added to the subtle construction. One thing is for sure, not every bride is capable of such risky shapes and form. The wedding was bold and elegantly executed –from beginning to end. Great style!

Florist: Isari Flower Studio / Wedding Coordination: CBS Weddings / Venue: Scripps Seaside Forum / Caterer: Giuseppe Catering / Ceremony Location: The North Chapel / Officiant: Jake Medcalf / Wedding Photography: lunaphoto / Bridesmaids Dresses: 57 Grand / Rentals: Classic Party Rentals / Make-up: Emily Chilibeck / Hair: Erin Cushman of Halcyon Aveda / Band: Antix Entertainment / Vintage Car: Haynes Chauffeuring / Lounge Furniture: Lounge Appeal / Shuttle Transportation: San Diego Party Buses / Wedding Cake: Michele Coulon Dessertier / Ceiling Fabric Rental: Concepts Events Design / Linen Rentals: American Party Rentals / Spanish Guitarist: David Dealva

Rustic Elegance California Wedding from Florabella + Todd Rafalovich

After first checking out this fête, captured by Todd Rafalovich Photography, I felt as though I had just stumbled across a romantic tea party for 100 in the woods. This California wedding, sent to us by the fabulous floral designer, Florabella, looks like it was such a fantastic affair. The aforementioned, fabulous florals, the sweet summer color palette, the romantic venue – it’s all the perfect equation to a beautiful night spent dancing under the stars. And I can only imagine that is how the lucky couple spent their evening. When you’re ready for more, click here for the gallery!

Matthew and I both wanted an outdoor wedding that was unique and fit our personalities. We both love to travel around upstate New York exploring barn sales, farmers markets, and finding hidden treasures in Flea markets scattered throughout Brooklyn, NY.  It was with the theme of “Rustic Elegance,” “Farmers Markets,” and my desire to marry in my home state of California, that the idea of exchanging our vows under majestic Redwood trees was the ideal setting. So after searching many locations, we chose a venue where the ceremony and dinner would all be outdoors in a breathtaking Redwood tree grove. Dancing and desert would follow in a rustic lodge on the property with festive paper lanterns setting the scene for hours of dancing.

There is something magical and mysterious about mixing new things with the old. The theme took on an image filled with local delicacies, summer flowers in their brightest form, and elegant simplicity. Bridesmaids were in a beautiful blue silk dresses and the groomsmen and Groom wore orange and blue stripe ties. Everyone was framed by brown and green Redwood trees and the colors just popped. The flowers were bright yellow sunflowers, orange Dahlias, green hydrangeas, mixed with berries and fresh herbs like mint and Rosemary. Our wedding inspiration would not have been possible without the hard work of all of our family and fabulous vendors!

Matthew’s father and Godfather, both Lutheran ministers, performed the ceremony. Matthew’s best man (his brother) and my matron of honor (sister in law) both read passages during the ceremony. Additionally, Matthew’s sister and brother in law sang one of our favorite songs as part of the ceremony. During the ceremony, I wore a veil made from her Great Grandmother’s wedding gown that had also been worn by my Grandmother and mother. My borrowed and something blue took the form of an Aquamarine necklace left to my mother’s family by my grandmother and a Victorian pearl pin from my father’s mother.

Looking back there are so many wonderful memories from the day and the year leading up to the wedding. We were thrilled to be able to exchange our vows in front of our dearest family and friends in such a majestic setting. Every moment of the day was filled with joy and happiness. We have just received our photographer’s proofs and are having a wonderful time going through them and re-living the day’s moments, even the moments we were not an apart of. So far some of our favorites include Matthew proposing as a way to get me to share my French fries, our friends and family have an amazing time, and a photo of all of family and friends standing in the redwood ceremony site together immediately after the ceremony.

Wedding Planning + Floral & Event Design: Florabella / Photographer: Todd Rafalovich Photography / Event Designer & Planner:  Florabella / Invitation Designer: Florabella / Cake Desserts: Studio Cake / Wedding Gown Designer: Marisa, purchased at Kleinfeld / Bridesmaid’s Dress Designer: Lula Kate / Jewelry & Veil: Grandmother’s veil and Aquamarine and Pearl Necklace / Calligraphy: Papineau Calligraphy

Napa Valley Wedding by Adeline and Grace Photography

You are going to need to sit down for this Napa Valley beauty by Adeline and Grace Photography…Sitting? Fab. Snuggled up to your computer? Good. Now we can get started, because this wine country wedding needs your full attention. It would just be criminal to miss out on all of the classically chic details and the timeless beauty of a bride – we couldn’t allow you to break the wedding gawking laws, now could we? Of course we couldn’t, which is why we highly recommend gawking over the rest of the gorgeousness in the full gallery of images!

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From the Bride…Shortly after my now-husband, Keith, opened his plastic surgery practice and medical spa in Redondo Beach, he hired me to work for him.  Whoops!  As a couple, we discovered why it’s not always wise to mix business with pleasure.  After one or two “in-office mishaps”, I decided to spread my wings and resign – effective immediately.  I said goodbye to Aesthetic Edge and Marcus Facial Plastic Surgery and took up a new business…the wedding business (and let me tell you, it was a full-time job!).

Watching shows like “Say Yes to the Dress” and reading blogs like Style Me Pretty became part of my daily routine, along with getting quotes from vendors and trying to keep my sanity.  Fortunately, all of the hard work paid off, and Keith and I ended up having the best day of our lives!  Since our wedding was in Napa Valley over the Fourth of July weekend, I was even granted my wish of having fireworks at my wedding…however far in the distance. In the end, we couldn’t have asked for anything more!

Wedding Photography: Adeline and Grace Photography / Location + Catering: Auberge du Soleil / Hair + Make-up: Sherrie Long / Invitations + Paper Items: Steinmeier Design + Envelopments / Reception Music: DJ Michael via Bay Music & Entertainment / Ceremony Music: Bertina Mitchell / Wedding Cake: Perfect Endings / Flowers: Tesoro / Wedding Dress: Monique Lhuillier / Bride’s Shoes: Jimmy Choo / Bride’s Jewelry: Encore Bridal / Groom’s Attire: Joseph Abboud / Groom’s Shoes: Magnanni / Groom’s Tie: Mimi Fong / Engagement Ring: Grace & Co. / Wedding Bands: Van Cleef & Arpels / Bridesmaid Dresses: David’s Bridal / Bridesmaid Shoes: Guess / Groomsmen Attire: Men’s Wearhouse

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Chateau Vaudois Wedding by Studio Cabrelli

If I could live the rest of my days in one spot, it would have to be the South of France, a.k.a Dreamy McDreaminess. But the next best thing to living there would be saying I Do overlooking the French countryside in a place like Chateau Vaudois. And even better? Having it all captured by Studio Cabrelli who takes the loveliest of images we ever did see. Whether they are photographing a bushel of balloons or sweet kisses between newly crowned husband and wife, it’s all gorgeous and it’s all here in the full gallery.

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From the Bride…I am French and Andy is British. When he proposed, we took the brave decision to plump for the South of France where my parents have a holiday home over the maligned industrial town from where Andy originates (sorry Stoke-on-Trent!). We had our hearts set on having an outdoor venue and chose the Chateau Vaudois for its gorgeous garden and the beautiful surrounding vineyards. Having wine made just a few yards from the reception felt pretty special.

Rather than a stiff, formal décor or specific theme where everything-must-match, we wanted a relaxed, homely feel to the wedding. A vibe was built from the ground up, gradually, rather than imposed top-down. When we saw something we liked (most of the time on SMP!), we just found a way to incorporate it in the day. And, somehow, it all came together. Each table had a dozen different tea-light holders that I bought individually in the months leading up – it was important for us to treat out guests to the personal touch, even if it meant many, many DIY jobs. I hand stamped each letter on the place cards, designed the wedding invitations, website, made the ring cushion and arranged the flowers. The favors were homemade strawberry jams and adorned with our own labels too.

Getting married in south of France meant that almost all the guests had to travel; we owed them a debt of gratitude just for being there and wanted to guarantee, as much as possible, that they had an amazing time. We supplied paper parasols to shield them from the heat and prepared a guest hamper that contained everything they could possibly need from safety pins to aspirin and plasters. We also had gift bags for the kids, with each little girl received a vintage bride Barbie.

Although the day flew by, it felt very relaxed. From tears of laughter during the ceremony (caused by the groom’s phone going off) to the dancing until dawn… it was the most perfect day!

Wedding Photography: Studio Cabrelli / Planning, Event + Floral Design: The Bride / Ceremony Location: Fréjus Town Hall / Reception Location: Chateau Vaudois / Invitations: The Bride / Bride’s Shoes: Nina / Wedding Dress: Sassi Holford / Earrings: Les Nereides / Hair Piece + Garter: Twigs & Honey / Wedding Cake: Ladurée / Cake Topper: lollipopworkshop / Banner: 31 Vintage Road / Props For Photo Booth: Little Retreats / Fabric For Jams + Seating Plan: Liberty of London

 

Rings and Jewelry by Blue Nile

Diamonds are a girls best friend, right? But so are pearls and platinum. Over here, us bling-loving SMP gals pretty much love it all. Which is why at the first mention of Blue Nile, who also happens to be a member of our Look Book, we’re apt to start doing back flips. As the largest online retailer of the highest quality diamonds, engagement rings and fine jewelry, they quite literally have it all and one look at their latest and greatest will leave you breathless too.

Blue Nile is a must-stop if you’re ready for that engagement ring and are looking for some hint-droppers. Naturally. But they’ve also got a ga-zillion other sparkly, shiny, to-die-for pretties, from diamond and pearl earrings and anniversary rings to watches, necklaces, bracelets, and even cufflinks. And as you can see, each piece is more purty than the last! Now take a second, and once you recover from the shortness of breath and swooning that all that sparkle and shine brought on, stop by Blue Nile’s Look Book for a little more glamtastic browsing. And then take a page out of our book and start making up that wish-list. Christmas will be here before you know it!

Viceroy Palm Springs Wedding by Mollie Jane Photography

Holy moly – the Viceroy Palm Springs has some GORG photo op backdrops in it’s pretty Palm Springs venue, and boy did Mollie Jane Photography take advantage of each and every one of them! That yellow-tiled wall? To die for. Those fab yellow club chairs? Need-to-make-their-way-into-my-life-ASAP. Anywho…this fabulous couple just enhanced all that pretty with all of their personal touches, making the full gallery of images a rather stunning place to be this Tuesday morning!

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From the Bride…Soren and I wanted a formal, yet modern and contemporary wedding. Most importantly, we wanted it to be a celebration of our love. We decided to get married in Palm Springs because we wanted our wedding to be a vacation destination for our guests. We used the color palette of yellow, white, and black because yellow is my favorite color and we liked the formality of black and white. Most of our wedding was DIY. Every paper product, with the exception of the invitations, were all printed and put together by our family, our friends, and us. I found a vendor on Etsy to help design the backdrop for the stationary.  Jolie’s mom handmade the bridesmaids and flower girl dresses. We bought the fabric from the Los Angeles Garment District and fabric stores in Orange County, Ca.

We wanted the ceremony to be all about our love and commitment for each other. We spent a lot of hours on the phone with our officiant discussing our intimate ceremony. As our guests entered the ceremony lawn, they received handkerchiefs with tags that said, “For your…tears of joy, tears of laughter, tears of happily ever after”. We found the handkerchiefs online and my mom stitched our initials with the design on each one. We knew the weather would be warm (it was in Palm Springs, after all), so we created the fans as our programs. It was important that we honor our mothers at some point during the ceremony. Our officiant gave us the idea of presenting them with a single rose. It was a sentimental and special moment. The best part of the ceremony was when we exchanged our own vows. I would definitely recommend writing your own personal vows. There was not a single dry eye in the venue!

We wanted the rest of the evening to be devoted to celebrating our love as our guests had the time of their lives. We stumbled upon the chandeliers in the L.A. Fashion District and brought in additional tea lights. Soren and I love to travel, so instead of table numbers, we named the tables as places we have traveled together.  A special moment of the reception was the father-daughter dance. It was the first time I can remember seeing my father cry; it was an emotional, touching memory. The dinner was held outside while the dancing took place indoors. We had an entire dessert table that included the wedding cake, cupcakes, cake pops, candy, lemon bars, rice crispy treats, macaroons, whoopee pies, and loaded bars. As favors, we created take out boxes for them to take home some of the sweets. Our guests loved it! The photo booth was hand-built by my dad. I DIY’ed the sign and bought the props from various stores like Michael’s, dollar stores, etc.  It was a great touch and allowed us to get some fun pictures of all our guests that attended the wedding.

My advice to brides… Enjoy every minute of it! You will never plan your wedding ever again; do not take it for granted. The experience goes by so fast. As far as planning – the Internet is your best friend. Wedding blogs can give you great inspiration. You can also find some great deals on party supply and crafting websites.

Wedding Photography: Mollie Jane Photography / Venue: Viceroy Palm Springs / Floral Design: Bob Luna of Fleur de Lis / Wedding Dress: Lazaro / Bridesmaid Dresses: Handmade by Jolie’s Mother / Men’s Attire: Men’s Wearhouse / Invitations: Something Blue Invitations / Stationery: MadeByAPrincess / Hanger: Lila Frances / DJ: Richard Blade / Wedding Cake: Juliette’s Bakery / Wedding Desserts: Over the Rainbow Cupcakes / Photo Booth: Jolie’s Father / Photo Booth Photographer: Christopher Estrada / Cake Topper: Lollipop Workshop

 

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Newcastle Engagement Session by Justin Aaron + Hello Naomi

I absolutely love fall!  Living in Southern California I don’t get to experience the exhilarating change of seasons so I have to live vicariously through our lovely weddings and engagement sessions.  This Newcastle lovefest is the ultimate in autumn engagement photo shoots.  I can almost smell the crispness in the air and the cool grass between my toes just as these lovebirds must have felt as they shared a romantic picnic for two.  Hello Naomi put together the sweetest little blanket date details and Justin Aaron captured every perfectly precious moment.  See them all in the full gallery!

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From Hello NaomiThis sweet engagement session was held on a lovely Sunday afternoon in Newcastle, Australia. It was a very relaxed afternoon with a cute little picnic in a Bushland park, followed by some shots around the city. Corrine and Brad are the cutest couple and the photos capture how sweet and fun their relationship is. Newcastle is an industrial port city with a fantastic cafe culture and this is captured in the photos as well.

Photography: Justin Aaron / Styling: Hello NaomiJustin Aaron

Buffalo Mountain Lodge Wedding by Orange Girl Photographs + Confetti Films

Well folks, this is officially the most breathtaking ceremony backdrop I’ve seen in quite some time – if not in ALL of time. I seriously had to study each of the jaw-dropping images from Orange Girl Photographs to make sure they were real! They are real, and they are FABULOUS. And because we just love y’all oh so much -we just have to share the sweetest and most beautiful video dropped in our laps from Confetti Films. Get ready because the vows on this one will make even the strongest cry, trust me. Click here for even more pretty!

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From the Bride…Our love of travel and the outdoors inspired us to visit many places during the last few years, but no trip was more special than the one we took to Banff, Canada seven months after we started dating.  We loved the breathtaking beauty of the mountains and lakes, the abundant wildlife, and the friendly people.  Our love for each other had been unspoken until this trip. How could you not be inspired to share your feelings with someone after seeing so much beauty and nature right before your eyes? After we became engaged on our two-year anniversary, we quickly decided that Banff would be the perfect place for our closest friends and family to join us for our destination wedding. We chose an upscale lodge for our reception venue, which was less than a mile from the town center but far enough away to feel quiet and romantic.  The venue also gave our guests the opportunity to stay in the same place over the long weekend, and the natural wood features, fireplaces, trees and mountain scenery provided a unique atmosphere.

We felt our venue and décor should be simple, so as not to take away from the location’s natural beauty.  We chose a bright magenta pink to contrast the grey mountains, and combined it with a romantic, pale pink and greens and browns to match the natural decor.  We used a simple moose theme to highlight both the location and our love of moose, which started years earlier when I surprised Darren with a stuffed moose when he traveled across the country to visit me on a work trip.  Mountain weather changes rapidly, and that was no more clear than on the day of our wedding.

In our short, outside ceremony held on a mountain meadow across from our reception venue we experienced freezing rain, rain, and then absolutely beautiful sunshine, as the clouds parted near the end of our personal vows to each other.  It was an incredibly emotional ceremony, full of tears and laughter. Adding to the memorable weather, many of our guests found out later that two cougars (the four-legged kind!) were hanging out in the woods aside the meadow.  Our lovely, calm, day-of coordinator assured us that the local park rangers were closely watching the situation and that our outside ceremony could continue as planned!  Neither the weather or cougars (!) could take away from the love and emotion that we experienced on our wedding day.  It meant so much to us that our 45 closest friends and family were not only able to see why Banff is such a special place for us, but that they were able to witness our feelings for each other. Words can’t fully describe how happy and emotional our wedding was for us, and what we felt that day will remain with us for the rest of our lives.

Venue: Buffalo Mountain Lodge / Wedding Cinematography: Confetti Films / Wedding Photography: Orange Girl Photographs / Wedding Planning: Cherry Tree Occasions / Officiant: Klaus Ohlhoff / Ceremony Music: Duo Rouge / Floral Design: Elements Floral / Wedding Cake: Panino Bakery / Wooden Cake Stand: Naturally Chic / Hair: B-Towne Salon / Make-up: Stephanie Roy / Favors: Le Chocolatier / Ring Bowl: Paloma’s Nest / Bridal Gown: Watters / Bridesmaid Dresses: WTOO / Mr. + Mrs. Banner: Authored Events / Moose Place Cards: JonNi – Paper and Decorative Arts / Let’s Climb A Mountain Together Art Print: Monorail Studio / DJ: Banff Entertainment

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Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts Wedding by Heather Sanderson Photography

Pink TOMS, pink peonies, a stunning couple and a fabulously unique ceremony make for one pretty Texas wedding. Just take a little gander at all the images from Heather Sanderson Photography, and you’ll see exactly what I am talking about. You wouldn’t know by looking at the prettiness that it was a toasty 114 degrees, but you would know it was a fabulous time! The full gallery is full of all that fabulousness, so don’t forget to skip on over!

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From Heather Sanderson PhotographyThis wedding was very special to me because I grew up with the bride. We were very good friends all throughout high school, so I was so EXCITED when she asked me to photograph one of the most special days in her life. I sat down with her and talked details and she told me no one has ever gotten married at this place, and they are trying to get more weddings there so it was the perfect venue. It could hold up to 500 people. The place she got married at was the Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts in the Helen DeVitt Jones Studio 2. It was a neat place, a bright blue little building in the front with hearts around it.

Marisa also told me she wanted her whole wedding to have a modern/vintage theme mostly modern. The first thing she told me was that the bride and groom were going to be facing the audience instead of the preacher and that they were going to have California style seating which is have round tables where everyone sits for ceremony and reception instead of having chairs and an aisle. She wanted her wedding to be different and that is why this wedding stood out to me.

We did all the pictures before the wedding, so it was neat seeing their reactions with the first sight pictures. Then we went outside to take the rest of the pictures and come to find out it was the hottest day Lubbock, TX has ever seen in a long time! 114 degrees! Even though it was so hot we got amazing photos and had a blast taking them. The groomsmen are so goofy and funny so we had a blast taking their pictures. This wedding overall was just so amazing!

Wedding Photography: Heather Sanderson Photography + Leah Burgett Photography / Wedding Cinematography: Jerrod Shelton & Kings Photo / Ceremony + Reception Location: Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts / Bride’s Shoes: TOMS / Wedding Dress: David’s Bridal

Pebble Beach Wedding from Jensen Larson Photography

I really do have the coolest job in the world. I get to check out some seriously gorgeous weddings all day, every day. It never gets old. But really, the reason we all do what we do here at SMP is to inspire. So when this California bride told me that she was so inspired by a wedding she found right here on Style Me Pretty, I couldn’t help but smile. For days. It makes the perfect job even more rewarding, fantastic, and amazing. And, captured by Jensen Larson Photography, the wedding was definitely beautiful & fabulous, very SMP. Click here for even more of the stunning affair.

We chose Pebble Beach as the location for our wedding because I grew up there and my husband and I have spent lots of time there visiting family and enjoying the beautiful scenery, hiking, golfing, and all that the area has to offer. Our ceremony location was at Church in the Forest, which is located on the campus of where I went to high school and the reception was at Monterey Peninsula Country Club, which is just down the road from the church.

The whole time my husband and I were engaged we were living in Sydney, Australia so when it came to wedding planning, I relied on Skype and email for wedding planning with my mom and our event planner. I wanted our wedding to be elegant, classic, fun, warm and memorable for our guests. While our wedding wasn’t DIY by any stretch, it was extremely important for me that it had a personal feel. So, when we moved back to the US a few months before the wedding, I worked with family and friends on various homemade touches and unique details.

One of my bridesmaids made the fascinator that I wore in my hair, my mom and I made 1,000 lemon lavender shortbread hearts (to give as favors), my mom sewed my initials and wedding date into my dress and we made the escort cards from cardboard straws and paper flags. For the cake stands, we used a collection of vintage cake stands that had been handed down to my mom from family and friends over the years. And, my husband tapped into his photography and computer skills, along with some friends, to create the photo booth. I also found Etsy to be a great resource for things like our cake topper and photo booth props.

A few other personal, more sentimental details include the dime and sixpence that I wore in each shoe. The dime had been worn by over twenty brides on my husband’s side of the family and the sixpence had been worn by my mom on her wedding day. I also carried a hanky around my bouquet that belonged to my grandmother.

In lieu of a guestbook, we bought four magnums of Silver Oak cabernet sauvignon that we had our guests sign with metallic pens. We plan to open a bottle on our first, fifth, tenth and fifteenth anniversaries. We look forward to seeing how the wine ages over time and reliving our wedding memories!

All the planning and effort really paid off, as the wedding was just as we had envisioned and I think the pictures capture it to a tee.

Photography: Jensen Larson Photography / Flowers: Floral Design by Reina / Event Planning: Amy Byrd Weddings & Events / Ceremony Location: Church in the Forest / Reception Location: Monterey Peninsula Country Club / Invitations: Little Miss Press / Shoes: Jimmy Choo / Dress: Victoria Nicole / DJ: Rock Bottom / Cakes: Gayle’s Bakery / Bridesmaid Dress: Simple Silhouettes / Groomsmen Suits: Men’s Wearhouse

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Barn Wedding by Andrea Murphy Photography

This adorable and lucky couple knew the moment they decided to have their wedding at his family’s barn that they had made the right decision and would have a unique day filled with loads and loads of DIY  details that really spoke to who they are as a couple. And what more could they really ask for? The tables, adorned with milk glass, mason jars and old literature books, made for the perfect, personal tablescape and can we just pause for a moment and talk about how fabulous those pink bridesmaids dresses are? Total perfection. Andrea Murphy Photography was there to capture all the details and there’s so much more in the full gallery!

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From the Bride…When we began planning our wedding, we knew we wanted it be very…us. When we first started looking for venues, we had trouble deciding because we wanted to have something very different without spending a ton of money. After dinner one night at Sam’s family home, it dawned on us that we could just use their barn, since it is gigantic!

Sam and I both wanted different styles, rustic and vintage. After much deliberation, we decided, why not combine the two? We used the barn as our biggest rustic feature and added vintage touches in the tables, flowers and attire. Every detail was considered in how it related to us as a couple. The books on the tables played on my (Rachel) degree in english and love of literature while the mason jars and other pieces were taken from our own decorations at home.

By the day of, we were a little nervous as to how it would all turn out. I had this image in my head of how we wanted to look but wasn’t sure it would actually translate. When I walked into the reception, I was blown away. I knew I had worked on all the details and been a part of all the work, but to see it all together was just wonderful. As much work as it was doing most of it DIY, it was totally worth it in the end. Plus, having amazing vendors makes it SO much better! We worked hard up until the day of, then they took over for us, so we didn’t have to do a thing except enjoy each other and our friends and family.

Wedding Photography: Andrea Murphy Photography / Flowers: Bridal Garden / Event Design: DIY / Invitations: Paper Girl / Wedding Dress: Bridal Palace / Entertainment: Zach Downing Entertainment / Make-up: Faccia Bella / Rentals: Dress My Event / Catering: Chefs on the Run / Bar: Blue Label

Bostwick Engagement Session by Twin Hearts Photography

We love seeing e-sessions here at SMP because they are all so different and unique and capture the essence of the couple with or without props. This cute couple decided on just two props to represent their personalities and may I just say that these are two of the coolest I’ve seen in an e-session. The vintage Cadillac that he proposed beside and his bass guitar…I mean, come on…Does it get any cooler than that? I don’t think so! Twin Hearts Photography was there to capture the love and there are so many great images just waiting to be gazed upon in the full gallery!

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From the Bride…We came up with the design concept with our photographers and shot it at Nolan House in Bostwick, GA.  The Nolan House is an abandoned plantation home that has been vacant for over 35 years.  It makes for a wonderful backdrop for all of our photos.  Adam, my fiancé is the bassist for the band Perpetual Groove, hence the use of the bass guitar in the photos.  We also wanted to include his vintage Cadillac because he proposed to me by that car.  I feel like these pictures really capture our personalities and they are honestly the most unique shots I’ve ever seen.

Photography: Twin Hearts Photography / Stylist: Haley Conyers of Flaunt / Location: The Nolan House

Adler Planetarium Wedding by LK Events + Vrai Photography

A whole lot of fabulous awaits you this lovely Tuesday morning, all courtesy of this outrageously gorgeous and uber-chic Chicago soiree by the awesome that is LK Events.  And with vibrant fuchsia florals by Blumen Design, a masterpiece of a wedding cake created by Amy Beck Cake Design and some adorable yellow bridesmaid dresses, I am loving every minute of it.  Not to mention one of the most beautiful weddings gowns I have ever seen, as rocked by the oh-so-stunning and super sweet bride.  Yes, I am most definitely obsessed with all things this wedding, so I’ll be spending my morning, noon and night in the gallery, wrapped up in all of these stunning images by Vrai PhotographyJoin me, won’t you?

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From the Bride… Jonathan and I both have modern elegant taste and wanted our wedding to be a reflection of who we are as a couple.  Our first big decision to set the stage was the location.  While we saw many stunning options in Chicago, once we set foot in the Adler Planetarium we just knew this had to be it.  It has the best view of the Chicago skyline you could ever dream of, and since that’s the city we met and live together in, we wanted everyone to love Chicago as much as we did. The view coupled with “wine lover” accents made for a perfect event for us.  Our colors were light yellow and black with hot pink floral accents.

We are both die hard Steelers fans, and Jon got a kick out of telling everyone that was our theme!  We accented with hot pink because I’m a super girly girl, and he actually sported a pink tie, so it worked out! All of our floral were orchids, mostly hot pink and some yellow accents in the vases of the centerpieces, on black linens, with yellow napkins and a stunning pink up lighting.

Walking down the aisle, all I saw was a sea of people and Jon standing there looking as proud, polished and put together as I’ve ever seen him.  Once my father gave me to him, we snuck a little kiss (so not by the books, but oh so natural) before we began the service.  Such a Kristi and Jon move.  I loved it.  After a 30 minute personal, funny, and modern ceremony (which of course referenced our love of wine and the Steelers) we were pronounced husband and wife, I turned around to the crowd and gave everyone two thumbs up which got quite the reaction.

We couldn’t have wished for a better wedding for us.  We were blessed with family willing to foot the bill of the wedding of our dreams, and they said it was worth every penny after such a perfect event.  But the real magic was that everyone there could see and feel the love in the room between Jonathan and I.  All any bride needs for their perfect wedding is obvious love between one another, and to add pieces of their joint lives into the evening.  Happy planning!!!

Wedding Photography: Vrai Photography / Event Planner: LK Events / Wedding Ceremony Location: United Methodist Church Chicago Temple / Wedding Reception Location: Adler Planetarium / Wedding Videography: R.E.M. Video and Photography / Floral Design: Blumen Design / Catering: Food For Thought / DJ: DJ Chicago / Lighting: Spin Light Design / Wedding Cake: Amy Beck Cake Design / Hair + Make-up: Chicago Bridal Hair and Makeup / Jewelry (Rings, Watch, Necklace): Laskers Jewelers / Wedding Dress: Saison Blanche Couture / Groom’s Custom Tux: Richard Bennett / Bridesmaid Dresses: Bridal and Formal, Inc. / Groomsmen Tuxes: Men’s Wearhouse / Table Numbers: DIY / Wine Labels: Etsy

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Saratoga National Golf Club Wedding by Joe Elario Photography

Joe Elario Photography sent this gorgeous Saratoga wedding our way and I must say, I’ve always been a huge fan of that lace Monique Lhuillier number. It is practically a classic now and the Bride completely rocks its socks off. It also happens to pair nicely with all of the lovely, vintage details and romantic blooms fashioned by Fleurtacious Designs. But the kicker? That would be the centerpieces, a.k.a the most creative use of cake stands to date. We are definitely storing that genius detail in our arsenal of entertaining ideas. Grab a comfy seat and head into the gallery for loads more. You won’t want to miss a second of this beauty.

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From the Bride…We were engaged on a Monday night.  Joe and I drove north after work from Albany to Saratoga where my mother had invited us up to barbecue.  Everything about the night was ordinary.  I became a little anxious as Joe kept slowing down and making stops, since I had told my mother we would be at the house by 6.  Little did I know what was in store.  Joe missed the left to my parent’s house and then missed a second possible left.  I became even more anxious when instead he made a right and parked in downtown Saratoga Springs.  Since we were late, my stubbornness had me refusing to get out of the car when Joe said he wanted to show me something.  After going back and forth, he decided this was the perfect place to propose, and asked me to marry him right there in the parking lot.  I was completely surprised and ecstatic!  The night ended with a champagne toast and dinner with our parents and my great-aunt at our favorite restaurant in Saratoga (they’d been in on the plan all along, alas the barbecue was not to be).  The drive home was consumed by phone calls to friends and family and sharing my wedding ideas with Joe.

With Joe’s support and input along the way, we went for a classic vintage feel with inspiration from Saratoga, NY (the horse racing capital), from the dress to the table settings and decor.  We chose a neutral palate with soft pink and yellow color integrated throughout.  One inspiration found us at a local junkyard where we found two old doors. My father cleaned them up and assembled rows of nails to hang escort table cards.  Hung by an ivory ribbon, small good horseshoes dangled with a tag featuring each guests’ name and table number.  Our hotel welcome bags were brown burlap with an ivory horseshoe painted on, filled with all local goodies (Saratoga water, Saratoga potato chips, handmade soap in the shape of a horseshoe).  To go with the vintage and Saratoga theme, the invitations were ivory cardstock with a gold edge and a gold painted horse and carriage carrying a bride and groom at the center. We sent the save the dates in the shape of a paper airplane saying “Hold your Horses, and the Date.”

I knew we would have a large wedding, but wanted to ensure that all felt like it was a small intimate affair.  The ceremony was conducted by a Cantor who we know very well and was religious, yet beautifully personal and featured participation by several guests.  The aisle was lined with small gardenia trees and the Chuppah was made from birch wood.  Although we were in a tent for the ceremony, I wanted it to feel like our backyard. The celebration continued in a gorgeous tent where tables were decorated with cake plates for the flowers to rest and beautiful, colorful china.  Our family and friends barely left the dance floor.  The perfect day ended with a trolley ride back to the hotel to continue the celebration with family and friends.

Wedding Photography: Joe Elario Photography / Wedding Cinematography: Al Woodard Films / Event + Floral Design: Fleurtacious Designs / Ceremony + Reception Location: Saratoga National Golf Club / Invitations: PaperDolls of Saratoga / Bride’s Shoes: Christian Louboutin / Wedding Dress: Monique Lhuillier via Kleinfeld Bridal

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