Being from Australia, James from England, and living in New York, it was important to us to have our wedding at a place that was accessible for all of our friends and family. Our only requirement for our wedding was that we wanted to get married in a vineyard. With its proximity to the San Francisco International Airport, we went to Napa and Sonoma for a few days and fell in love with Sonoma. The vineyards are amazing but the whole atmosphere in the town square was just something that immediately felt right. We visited a number of vineyards and decided on one… which unfortunately fell through a month after we returned to New York. We then took a gamble on Gundlach Bundschu – site unseen – with encouragement from our amazing wedding planner, Stephanie Cole.

When we returned to Sonoma we couldn’t have dreamt of this place being any better. Walking through the wine cave to the vineyard overlook with the glorious sunshine was just magical. We had a cellist, Michael Fesckes, play for us before the ceremony and during our cocktail hour where our guests enjoyed local sparkling wine and a number of delicious passed appetizers prepared by Park Avenue Catering.

We then transported our guests to the timeless and rustic tasting room at Buena Vista Carneros, just a short bus ride away where we dined on cod and lamb and enjoyed the fabulous Buena Vista wines before dancing the night away.

There is not one thing I would change about our day. Looking at all the memorable photos wonderful Megan Reeves took for us and even writing about it now brings a huge smile to my face.

Wedding Coordinator: Stephanie Cole of A Dream Wedding / Hair & Makeup: Grazia Salon & Wendy Walter / Florist: Sally Blue of Sonoma Flowers / Caterer: Park Avenue Catering / Rentals: Wine Country Party & Events / Ceremony Venue: Gundlach Bundschu / Reception Venue: Buena Vista Carneros / Cellist: Michael Fecskes / Band: All Star Jukebox / Photography: Megan Reeves Photography / Second Shooter: Jen Philips / Shoes: Badgley Mishka / Wedding Dress: Galina / Dance Dress: Vintage / Bridesmaids Dresses: Light in the Box

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Robbie and I wanted to be married at a place that was truly unique to Michigan, a place where our families from out of town could enjoy a vacation, and experience a place they have never been before.  The first time Robbie and I went to Mackinac Island we knew it was the perfect place for us.  We fell in love with the relaxed life style, surrounded by water with no cars, it was a place we could enjoy the outdoors and truly escape time.

Robbie and I love to bike ride together, and the Island is full of bike shops and bike paths, so we decided to create a bike theme for our wedding.  We really wanted to have fun on our big day and make the most of our time with friends and family. The day of the wedding we did a morning bike ride with all of our guests. We biked around the 8 mile long Island and enjoyed some fresh air before saying “I do.” It was so much fun!

On the day of the wedding, it was great to see all of the details come together. Robbie and I spent countless hours at Michaels Arts and Crafts.  It took a year of tears and smiles and a living room full of scrap paper. We created all of the invitations, save-the-dates, thank you cards, ect. for the big day. We spent a lot of time on the internet looking for ideas and other weddings for inspiration. Robbie’s mom handmade all of the tote bags for the arriving guests and we filled them with trail mix, taffy, and homemade cookies. We printed cards to welcome and thank our guests for coming, and also included an invite for the morning bike ride.

Robbie and I chose wedding colors that we loved to wear, and that would match our outdoor theme. The guys wore brown suits and the girls were in fun yellow summer dresses- my favorite color! I asked the florist to create bouquets that were soft and romantic, full of big white garden roses with a touch of coral. We really tried to keep the theme for our wedding as fun as possible, and we had a blast!

After the ceremony we jumped on a horse and buggy, and popped open a bottle of champaigne. The bridal party followed us on bikes to the downtown salon where we enjoyed a  drink to celebrate. Robbie and I then took the bikes down to the water and spent some time together laughing and playing around before joining the reception. It truly was the most fun we have ever had together. It couldn’t have been more perfect!

Location: Mission Point Resort / Photography: Kelly Sweet Photography, Second Shooter Paul Retherford / Dress: Paloma Blanca / Flowers: Weber’s Floral / Cake: Bella e Dolce / Invitations & Stationary: DIY by Bride / Event Planning & Design: DIY by Bride

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Just a little more from Lovespun Handmade Wedding Films. You’re welcome.

Justin & Amy Cherman 05-14-2011 {Wilson Vineyards} from Lovespun ~ Handmade Films on Vimeo.

Amy and Justin’s is an organic love story. Amy, a native of Sacramento, CA knew from an early age that food was a passion for her. After graduating from high school she attended Cornell’s University’s School of Hotel Administration in Ithaca, NY. Upon graduating Amy moved to New York City where she pursued her passion for cooking at some of the cities finest restaurants. Justin, raised in Chappaqua, NY also had a love of cooking from an early age. This love brought him to The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY, and upon graduating also found himself in New York City.

Amy and Justin’s story takes root at Eleven Madison Park Restaurant. Amy was working there as a line cook when Justin came on as the purchasing manager.  Although they saw each other in passing it was not until some time later that a co-worker set them up by torturing Justin for months about someone who liked him. When Justin finally found out it was Amy he asked her out for a casual dinner, and their relationship grew from there.

During a Thanksgiving trip to Scituate, MA, where Amy’s family has spent many summers, Justin decided to ask Amy’s parents permission for her hand in marriage.  Justin had always enjoyed collecting rocks from different places he had visited, but Amy still couldn’t understand why he wanted to go look for rocks on the beach on a cold and rainy Thanksgiving day. She reluctantly joined him only to find that the rock he had in mind was the one of his Great Grandmother’s diamond ring.

Several months later Amy and Justin relocated to Sacramento to settle down from the big city life and be closer to family.  As the wedding planning began, Amy and Justin fell in love with the understated charm and beauty of Wilson Vineyards in Clarksburg, CA.  Just a short drive outside of Sacramento it felt like a world away and a California vineyard was the perfect setting to host friends and family who would travel from all over the country to celebrate with them.  From there the wedding planning continued with Amy and her mom embracing the rustic elegant feel of the vineyard and finding sunny details in the wedding colors of yellow and white.  The planning truly became a family affair with Justin’s mom and aunt contributing countless hours designing custom touches from the wine bottle table numbers to guest’s hotel gift bags.

Amy’s uncle officiated the ceremony, and three of her Cornell friends who were involved with acapella sang along with guitarist music.  Amy and Justin also incorporated a stone ceremony in which each guest came forward and placed a stone with a special wedding wish in a jar for them to keep. As chefs, it was very important to Amy and Justin that the food at their wedding was memorable.  Fresh agnolotti pasta and homemade sausages for hors d’ouvres was followed by a family style dinner and then four different flavors of cake with an organic milk bar.  Guests then danced the night away in the barn at Wilson Vineyards to the sounds of Hip Service.  The weather had been unseasonably cool for May in California, and forecasts of rain all week had held out until the very end of the night as it started to sprinkle when Amy and Justin made their sparkler exit.

Photography: Jodi Yorston Photography / Cinematography: Lovespun Handmade Wedding Films / Flowers: Visual Impact Design / Event Design: 2 Chic Events & Design & Bride and Mother of the Bride / Event Planning: 2 Chic Events & Design / Ceremony Location: Wilson Vineyards / Reception Location: Wilson Vineyards Barn / Invitations: Mother of the Groom / Caterer:  Culinary Specialists / Invitation Designer: Vera Wang / Calligrapher: Lara Kiniris / Cake/Desserts: Freeport Bakery / Wedding Gown Designer: Modern Trousseau / Bridesmaid’s Dress Designer: Wtoo / Jewelry: Bracelets and cufflinks made by Bride’s uncle / Band: Hip Service / Ceremony Guitarist: Jesse Hendricks / DJ: It’s Time Entertainment / Hair: Jeanna Noricks, The Parlour Salon / Make-up: Suzanne Barnett

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From Buffy Dekmar Photography…The sweet bride, Mandie, is a first grade teacher and a modern artist. She makes her own stationery and other paper goodies, so everyone knew her wedding would be full of funky, creative, out-of-the-ordinary details. The yellow and grey color scheme looked great against the Georgia pine trees behind their charming church, and the cowboy boots added the perfect touch of southern flair. The guys balanced things out with their grey sneakers and modern suits. Mandie and Justin’s ultra relaxed bridal party had fun playing around in the shaded woods behind the church… So much fun that they almost forgot it was 100 degrees out there. No worries about the sweat, though, because Mandie’s mom had everyone covered. She came out with lots of colorful bandannas to wipe our brows! The day unfolded seamlessly from the precious bride and groom’s “first look” in the woods, to their church exit to the song “Forever Young” (The couple’s new last name is Young!) and then to their sweetly styled getaway to the reception.

Some of my favorite touches of personality from this wedding were the yellow and silver wishing sticks; sweet flower girl’s twine headband with butterflies; folk band at the church doors playing music during the guests’ entrance and exit; Model A Ford getaway car (won at a raffle); “guest libs” in the programs (fill-in-the-blank cards for guests to write notes to the bride and groom, which they dropped in a basket on the way out); personalized RSVP cards on display attached to an old box springs; and homemade white confectionaries of all types in lieu of a wedding cake. Mandie and Justin are such a sweet couple and their wedding was the perfect reflection of their lively personalities and their pure, unassuming love. What an awesome wedding day!

Wedding Photography: Buffy Dekmar Photography / Ceremony Location: Presbyterian Church of the Resurrection / Reception Location: Cherokee Run Country Club / Groom + Groomsmen Shoes: Converse / Bride’s Boots: Dan Post / Bridesmaid Boots: Steve Madden / Suits: Kenneth Cole / Wedding Gown: Unknown (from a breast cancer benefit auction) / Florist: Family Friend / Bridesmaid Dresses: JCPenney / Earrings: Etsy

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From Vitalic Photo …Alison is a designer and had a hand in all of the planning herself.  She hand crafted the centerpieces – newspaper mache heads, each coordinating with a Jane Austen character (in honor of Ann, who is an English teacher), the bird nest and birdhouse boutonnieres, and she even created a custom font for all of their print pieces.  The napkins were different fabrics with yellow and grey, and scones awaited the guests on their plates to hold them over until their unique brunch was served.  Dishes such as fried chicken & waffles, shrimp & grits, tofu scramble, and lamb sliders were the main courses.

Wedding Photographers: Vitalic Photo / Day of Coordinator:  Helen of Elegant Weddings of Orlando / Florist: Danielle from Dream Designs Florist and Wedding Boutique / Catering and Venue: Bella Collina / Ceremony and Cocktail Reception Guitarist: Dr. Jimmy Moore / Alison’s Dress: Lazaro via Kleinfeld Bridal / Ann’s Suit: Calvin Klein Suit and Ralph Lauren Shirt / Ann’s Seersucker Shoes: Steve Madden / Alison’s Jewelry: Grandmother’s vintage bracelets and Mother’s pearl earrings / Hair: Jaime Field / Makeup: Shannon of Faces by Shannon / Wedding Stationery: andBear / Centerpieces: DIY / Wedding Cake: Party Flavors / Celebrant: Sean Keohane / Yellow Bridesmaid Dresses: Alfred Sung through Pearl’s Place / Blue and Yellow Bridesmaid Dress: Anthropologie / Boutonnieres: DIY

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From the start, Anthony and I had one of those easy relationships that just seemed too good to be real.  We met working as social workers at a cancer hospital in Florida and we were engaged two years later.  Anthony proposed while we were on a family trip to Europe overlooking the Eiffel Tower on New Years Eve.  Knowing that family is incredibly important to me, he had the the ring for over six months prior to popping the question as he knew I would want my family from California to be around.  I apparently was the only person that did not know this was going to happen.

When we began planning our wedding there were certain decisions that were fairly easy.  We knew that it would be small and intimate with family and close friends, we wanted it to be outdoors and we knew we had to choose a color spectrum that Anthony could see, as he is partially color blind. We decided on the Muckenthaler Mansion in Fullerton, CA without even seeing the place. We went by pictures and my parents countless visits and sealed the deal.  We happily settled on yellow and gray as our colors as they seemed to evoke the true spirit that we were hoping to provide for our day – fun, whimsy, comfort, happy, casual. With the help of multiple vendors and countless etsy stores, our wedding eventually developed into a vintage Parisian ecclectic theme with love bird accents.

We wanted to keep the whole day as easy, personal and intimate as possible and we really felt like that was accomplished.  We added a ring warming ceremony to the beginning of our service, personalized statements and an incredible reading from a great friend.  The night eventually morphed into unplanned choregraphed dances, plenty of food, laughter and our guests walking away with lemon macarons from ‘lette macarons in Beverly Hills.  Our wedding was truly a perfect depiction of who we are as a couple and our desire to make every guest feel like family.

Photography: Sweet Monday Photography / Cinematography: Rustic Red / Flowers: Art With Nature / Ceremony Location: Muckenthaler Mansion / Reception Location: Muckenthaler Mansion / Dress: Jenny Yoo / Bridesmaids: Jenny Yoo / Cake: Colette’s Catering / Hair and Makeup: Nicole Deanne / Invitations: Kim at nmicreations / Macaron Favors: Lette Macarons / Bridesmaid Necklaces: Valley Girl Designs / Brides Necklace: Victoria Camp Designs

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From the Bride…Most of the significant events involving Henson and me as a couple revolve around a lake! We met on Lake LBJ Memorial Day Weekend of 2008, and Henson proposed about three years later minutes before leaving to spend a weekend with friends at my family’s lake-house on Lake Travis. We knew instantly that we wanted to get married on or near the lake, so we chose Spicewood Vineyards, a gorgeous and laid back winery that my family has been visiting for years.

Many of our vendors are our friends, and we feel so blessed to know such creative and talented people! We wanted an intimate yet festive celebration that incorporated family heirlooms into the rustic central Texas setting. Bonni Taylor of Posey Events is one of my best friends and was a bridesmaid as well as our floral designer. Together she and I came up with the look and feel for the reception, but she left some elements to surprise. When I walked into the reception for the first time, I was blown away at how my Mom’s love bird painting was so perfectly displayed on the mantle behind a group of glimmering candles, and how well the burlap runners contrasted with the bright yellows and turquoises of the flowers and vases (thanks Madeleine!).

During the ceremony, we stood on top of a bright yellow quilt that belonged to my Great Great Grandmother on my Dad’s side. The chandelier belonged to Henson’s Mom’s parents, and after some scrubbing and re-wiring, it sparkled like new against the shade trees. Thanks to our wonderful family and friends, our wedding weekend was such a blast. The band kept us wanting more all night as most guests rarely left the dance floor, and the wine was flowing! It was quite the celebration, and I now get to spend the rest of my life with my wonderful husband, celebrating our love.

Floral Design: Posey Events / Wedding Photographer: La Dolce Vita Photography / Caterer: Pink Avocado / Cupcakes: Sugar Mama’s Bakeshop / Bride’s Shoes: Badgley Mischka / Wedding Dress: Modern Trousseau at Unbridaled / Wedding Invitations: Katie Maennle / Venue: Spicewood Vineyards / Linens: Outback Party Rentals / Band: Alterego / Bridesmaid Dresses: Ciarla Bride / Chandelier: Groom’s Grandparents / Boots: A&C

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So what can we take from this first fête? Obviously, the couple choose yellow for their big day. The color closely associated with sunshine, warmth, and happiness. But to avoid the yellow being overwhelming, which is a definite threat, they chose to incorporate the color in the florals alone. Almost all other colors of the affair are neutral, allowing the yellow to take center stage, along with the couple, of course. The black attire of the bridal party, the white bridal gown and linens, and the green foliage backdrop all allowed a minimal amount of the vibrant hue to make a big impact.

Venue: Madrona Manor / Florals: Fleurs de France / Photography: Deborah Laver Photography / Hair & Make Up: Tenia of JS Makeup / Cake:  Fleur de Lisa / Wedding Stationery: Paper Source / Officiant: Michael LeBlanc / Bridal Gown: Augusta Jones, Perla / Bridal Shoes: David’s Bridal / Bridesmaids Dresses: Alfred Angelo / Groom Tuxedo: Hickey Freeman / Entertainment: Jeanette Isenberg

Next in our lineup is a brilliantly purple hued wedding, captured by Marc Blondin Photography. Click here for the whole thing!

With associations like passion, sophistication, and wisdom, a purple wedding is bound to be good. This wedding differs from the first wedding from Fleurs de France, in the fact that purple is everywhere. It’s on the ‘maids dresses, on the tablescapes, in the florals. It could be overwhelming, if there were no accent colors. My absolute favorite thing about this Napa Wedding is the contrasting Mother’s dress. She picked a color that worked so well with the purple and pink palette, yet was completely different. The wedding was outdoors, which means there was a plethora of green, brown, wood, stone. Each of these colors and textures works with the purple in a different, great way – balancing the vibrancy from the other side of the color wheel.

Venue: The Harvest Inn / Florals: Fleurs de France / Photography: Marc Blondin Photography / Wedding Planner: Sarah Ghazzagh of A Dream Wedding / Catering: Wine Valley Caterer / Lighting: Twilight Designs / Stationery: Crane & Co / Hair & Make Up: It’s A Date at the Powder Room / Bridal Gown: Romona Keveza / Bridal Shoes: Jimmy Choo / Bridesmaids Dresses: Jessica McClintock / Linens: Napa Valley Linens / Equipment & Other Rentals: Classic Party Rentals / Officiant: O.S. Hawkins

Last on our list we have another Sonoma wedding photographed by Deborah Laver Photography. You can see the whole beautiful affair in the gallery.

This one is very different. While the amazing florals from this wedding had a rosy tint, the rest of the wedding was very neutral. There are lots of whites, the color of purity, cleanliness, and peace. This is a great option to go with if your wedding will take place outdoors, where nature provides the most beautiful color palette. The white details of this wedding serve as a canvas featuring the stunning couple and the beautiful Sonoma Wine Country. Very minimal color was used, but the effect is breathtaking.

Venue: St. Francis Winery & Vineyards / Florals: Fleurs de France / Photography: Deborah Laver Photography / Caterer: Elaine Bell Catering / Cake: Michelle Marie’s Patisserie / Wedding Planner: Robbin Montero of A Dream Wedding / Hair & Makeup: It’s a Date at the Powder Room / Linens: Classic Party Rentals / Equipment & Lighting: ATL Events / Transportation: Pure Luxury Transportation / Ceremony Musicians: Notable Talent / Reception Entertainment: California Mobile DJ / Officiant: Rev Peadar Dalton / Wedding Invitations: Wedding Paper Divas / Bridal Gown: Brides by Demetrios / Veil & Accessories: Brides by Demetrios / Bridal Shoes: Badgley Mischka / Bridesmaids Dresses: J. Crew / Grooms & Groomsman Tuxedo & Suits:  Men’s Warehouse

All three of these weddings could have had completely different feels if the palettes had changed. All had very similar backdrops – wine country, lots of greens, natural land – but each had a different feel because of the colors chosen. One thing I’ve picked up from studying gorgeous weddings on a daily basis, is that a little color goes a long way. You can see this in all three of these weddings. The yellow florals in the first wedding made the entire affair feel happy. The deep purples in the second wedding were juxtaposed perfectly with the natural world around for a moody, luxe feel. The neutral whites of the final wedding let the surroundings set the mood – clean and fresh.

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