After spending months searching for the perfect ring, I set out in route for Charleston on Friday, November 5th. Kate new that we were planning to go to Charleston for the weekend, but she thought we were going to celebrate homecoming at The Citadel with friends. Once we got there, we spent time together walking the streets of Charleston and reminiscing on all of the fun times we spent there. When it was time for dinner, I surprised her by driving outside of town to Middleton Place Plantation where we had reservations at their restaurant. Kate and I have always had a special place in our heart for Middleton Place, and we spent many a nights walking the grounds, sipping wine until the sun went down before heading over for dinner at the restaurant. At one point, this was a date we would have together on almost a weekly basis. Dinner was outstanding, and afterward I proposed to Kate on the plantation. It was beautiful, and she said yes!

The inspiration for our wedding was the venue itself! The simplicity of Middleton Place was really the inspiration behind all wedding colors and style. The bridesmaid’s dresses were sable to compliment the greenery around the plantation. I chose lime green, poppy, and gold as colors for the ceremony and reception.   We incorporated moss in the big S hanging behind the wedding cake and also had moss covered pots with floral arrangements on many of the tables. We had poppy colored linens on almost all tables and had a poppy and gold striped stage skirt. That was one of my favorite touches.

It is a Citadel tradition to have the Sword detail consisting 6 Citadel Cadets creating an archway of swords for us to walk under as we exit the ceremony aisle.

Stacey, Missy and the entire crew at Red Letter Events made the entire evening truly magical.They were right by my side if I ever needed them and made the evening seem effortless! Throughout the planning, Stacey listened to my thoughts and dreams and helped to make them a reality.  It was perfect!

Planner: Red Letter Events / Ceremony: Butterfly Lakes at Middleton Place / Reception: Pavilion at Middleton Place / Caterer: Duvall Catering / Bar: Duvall / Ceremony Music: Classical Charleston / Reception Music: Gentlemen & Their Lady / Photographer: Captured by Kate / Florist: Lotus / Pastry: Ashley Bakery / Rentals: Duvall, Eventworks, PDA Lighting, & BBJ Linens / Bride Dress: Monique Lhuillier / Bridesmaid Dress: Badgley Mischka

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John attended prep school in New England with my best friend and matron of honor, Casey Mayfield.   Casey introduced us five years after graduation in south Texas where John was stationed for flight school as a naval aviator.  After going on only two dates in Texas, John moved to Florida to continue his training while I moved to California to begin veterinary school.

Upon completion of flight school, John’s first duty station was in San Diego where after three years he proposed during halftime of the Super Bowl.  After convincing me to take a walk to the beach, I reluctantly agreed (I was busy eating and consequently spilling my bowl of chili on my cute top).  The beach was seven blocks away but John only made it two before getting down on one knee and asking me to marry him.  Needless to say, it was a great surprise and I instantly regretted spilling chili all over my shirt.

As our family and friends are scattered about the country, we wanted to plan a wedding in a central location.  The fun and energetic city of Austin was the natural choice because my family lives there, I attended the University of Texas,  and it is smack in the middle of the country. We wanted to be married outdoors, near water but also close to the city which made the Four Seasons on Lake Austin the perfect place.  The venue encompassed just the right amount of unique Texas style while maintaining an understated elegance we were seeking.

John and I wanted a formal wedding with timeless style…. elegant, classic with incorporated Art Deco vintage elements, yet with subtle individual touches.  He wore his Navy choker whites while I chose a vintage style gown with delicate beading reminiscent of the Great Gatsby era. Because lavender is my favorite color, we incorporated touches of dusty lavender to jazz up the neutral palette throughout the wedding decor as well as the bridesmaid’s dresses.  My mother even decorated her delicious homemade jam wedding favors with lavender. The groom’s cake was designed as a surprise to John to represent the other loves in his life; his beloved dog, Jobu, surfing, aviation, and Boston sports.  Coco Paloma couldn’t have done a better job on his cake and his reaction upon seeing it was priceless.

There are so many unforgettable moments from our wedding day, but the military arch of swords following the ceremony is among my favorites.  The arch of swords is a beautiful tradition that welcomes spouses into the Navy family and symbolizes the sacred union between a military officer and his wife. John left on a seven month deployment shortly after our wedding day, and like so many other military spouses in our country, I am counting down the days to his return so we can resume our lives as husband and wife.

Event Planner: Cristin Meehan, Weddings By Kennedy / Floral Designer: Jennifer’s Gardens / Cake Designer: Paloma Efron, Coco Paloma / Dress Designer: Kenneth Pool / Shoes: Jimmy Choo / Favors:  Homemade Colorado Cherry Choke Jam by the bride’s mother / String Quartet: Divisi Strings / Band: The Pictures Band / Photography: Q Weddings / Letterpress Paper Suite: Paper Chez / Cinematographer: 2nd Generation Videos / Film Work: Richard Photo

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From La Fete…When Ashley first met with me, she told me she wanted her wedding featured on Style Me Pretty. She had wonderful taste from the start and always held on to her vision from start to finish. She wanted an open-air canopy with flowing white fabric overhead, with the works! Crystal chandeliers, candlelight, a big white dance floor, along with abundant yet simple white flowers. As the designer and planner I had a fabulous time working with Ashley, she knew exactly what she wanted which made decision making and the planning process a dream. But don’t get me wrong we definitely ran into a few hiccups. Due to a high profile event, her wedding was FORCED to change locations, and as if that wasn’t enough, she found this out on the day her fiancé was being sent overseas in the military!

So it was up to me and the old location to work something out for my poor bride and that is when the sun comes out in this story. We were able to get her the most INCREDIBLE location. Honestly a dream location with a huge private polo field and an extraordinary compound off in the distance. We are talking 360 degree views of mountains, mansions, and the Pacific Ocean. I knew she would love it and the second she walked on that property she knew she had really lucked out! We went with a simple color palette of slate grey, and white but added all the glamour with the overhead fabric and chandeliers. We were working with a tight budget on this event, and I would say she really got a BANG for her buck. These images were provided by Mishelle Lamarand from Bliss Photography, and honestly she is insanely amazing. She calls herself one of the only “natural light photographer” and its really incredible to see how she works with lighting and I’m sure you can tell. I really hope you enjoy this event!

Wedding Photography: Mishelle Lamarand Photography / Lighting + Fabric Draping: Ambient Event Design / DJ: Scott Topper Productions / Rentals: Classic Party Rentals / Floral Design: NLC Productions / Catering: Pampered Palate / Cake and mini desserts: Sweet and Saucy Shop / Event Design + Planning: Kaitlin of La Fete / Ceremony Location: First United Methodist Church / Reception Location: Private Estate / Linens: La Tavola Linen

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From Andria Lindquist…Katie and Tanner are high school sweethearts and that rare case that it actually meant and turned into something. These two are more like best friends than anything and have been patient for this day. Tanner is an exceptional leader and protector, has the temperament of a mid-west gentleman and treats Katie like gold. They have spent the past years of their relationship across the country from each other – she, here in WA and he in Virginia at the Citadel Military College. They were apart for the entire wedding planning process and Katie took on the task of planning every detail and DIY aspect of their wedding.

The day was sunny and hot, both the bridal party and groomsmen got ready in this beautiful country estate with the most wonderful light peeking into each room. The guys played foosball and the girls ate M&M’s and drank champagne. When Katie and Tanner finally got to see each other it was so sweet…that is the only word. They are pure giggles and smiles with each other, they are so wonderful to shoot. The entire day, she was so relaxed (almost too much!….they had to tell her to brush her hair, ha) The ceremony was sweet and the pastor shared a lot about their relationship and how long they’ve waited for this day. The guests played lawn games and enjoyed drinks after the ceremony and after toasts from elementary and lifelong friends, the biggest and best dance party went down. It was an incredible celebration to attend and shoot.

From the Bride…Tanner proposed to me in December. Because he wouldn’t receive his orders from the US Marine Corps to report to OCS until May, we had to play it safe and set out date for June 12th. That gave us just less than 6 months to plan the wedding. Added to that, Tanner was still in South Carolina until May, so I was in Seattle planning our wedding. Until I got engaged I had never thought about what I wanted my wedding to be like and had no idea how much goes into it. Luckily I had a few friends who could teach me how to make decisions and plan a wedding. I was also working with a budget of $15,000 which was enough to have an awesome wedding, but I had to get a little creative.

When I started planning our wedding, Tanner and I had a conversation about what we each wanted out of our wedding. We decided that we wanted a short, meaningful ceremony, and then a dance party. Because of that I focused most of the budget on food, drinks, and entertainment so I frequented DIY blogs to make up for it in other areas. I had a great time with the more creative projects of the wedding. My family helped me to make our centerpieces which were wine bottle candles with corks, rocks and mirrors. It was all beautiful and very cost effective (I bought most of it from IKEA). My favorite projects that I took on however, were my bouquet, hairpiece and bridesmaid gifts. My bouquet which was made out of brooches from my family and friends was just a meaningful project which turned out beautifully. I really wanted all of my accessories to be unique and special and with a necklace from my mom, my bouquet, the hairpiece I made, and a sash made by a good friend, it was all perfect.

If I were to give advice to any bride without a planner and doing a lot of DIY projects I would say definitely do no procrastinate. That caused me a lot of unneeded stress. Also, don’t sweat the little stuff. You could go on and on making more little signs and detailed decorations but that will only get expensive and stressful. Lastly, just have a great time. On my wedding day I decided that I just wasn’t going to care about anything except Tanner and the people I love that came to celebrate with us. Because of that I had probably the best day of my life and everything was wonderful!

Venue + Catering: Lord Hill Farms / Wedding Prep: French Creek Estates / Flowers: Janelle’s Flowers and Gifts / Wedding Cupcakes/Cake: Bride’s Aunt, Darlene / Linens: BBJ Linens / DJ: DJ RT, Ryan Tilton / Bridesmaid Dresses: Nordstrom / Wedding Dress: Sally Crew / Bride’s Shoes: Naughty Monkey / Hair + Make-up: Friends / Bouquet: DIY / Wedding Photography: Andria Lindquist

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From our first meeting with Lanye, I knew her wedding was going to ooze Southern Elegance. Her taste in everything from colors to florals was gorgeous and her choices made a truly beautiful wedding come to life. The Inn at Carnall Hall is the perfect choice for a quaint southern soiree as it’s historic pink brick and white columns provide the perfect backdrop for any event.

Lanye and Vance chose Memorial Day weekend to tie the knot, which was perfect as it closely followed Vance’s graduation from West Point.

Lanye decided to have her ceremony in the round under a dazzling hanging chandelier. From the ceremony, guests moved inside to experience the amazing food from Ella’s, Carnall Hall’s top rated restaurant. The evening ended with family and friends dancing the night away.

Photography: The Hudsons Modern Photography / Flowers: Shirley’s Flowers and Gifts / Event Design: Details Weddings & Events / Event Planning: Details Weddings & Events / Ceremony Location: The Inn at Carnall Hall / Reception Location: The Inn at Carnall Hall / Invitations: Molly’s Paperie / Rentals: Eventures / Entertainment: Dancenhance

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From Proud to Plan … When Will proposed to Casey in Philadelphia’s Independence Hall, it set the tone for what was to be a wedding of historical proportions. Casey is a huge history buff and Will just graduated from West Point Academy, so it made perfect sense to host their big day at the Colonial Dames Headquarters of America. Located in the heart of historic Philadelphia, the venue is full of charm and authentic elements, and we knew this would be the ideal setting for their Revolutionary themed wedding.

As guests arrived, they were welcomed with pitchers of “Patriot Punch” and “Liber-Tea” self-served in “Free Mason” jars.  Programs fans, hung by clothespins on lines of twine, also gave guests their reception seat assignments.  Rather than traditional ceremony seating by sides, attendees chose to be “Loyalists” or “Patriots.” The beautiful bride walked down an aisle lined with flags she hand-stitched herself, displayed in galvanized tin buckets tied with twine.  The lucky lady was married to her groom by the Chaplain of West Point Academy while General George Washington enjoyed the nuptials from afar.

Casey chose a palette of soft pinks and blues to complement the touches of red, white and blue decor.  Her florist, Honeybunches, used beautiful peonies and wildflowers to coordinate with the vintage lace linens and antique place settings used at their reception.  Rather than floral centerpieces, the couple chose to feature lanterns in homage to Paul Revere’s infamous alert “One if by Land, Two if by Sea” and named each of their tables after a famous figure from Revolutionary times.  In lieu of a traditional guestbook, we set up a Polaroid photobooth and provided a stack of fun props such as wigs, three point hats, bonnets, muskets, and even a set of Ben Franklin’s spectacles!

General Washington gave a riveting welcome speech to the guests before Day by Day Catering served a family-style dinner of Southern comfort food.  Wedding guests really enjoyed a unique meal of fried chicken, mac and cheese, collard greens and pulled pork.   Sam Adams beer was featured as their signature cocktail and was displayed alongside the famous Ben Franklin quote “Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.”

A beautiful red velvet cake, topped with delicious buttercream icing and cascading pink peonies took center stage amongst assorted pies, pastries and cookies displayed on antique silver servingware.  Also included were tea tins and strainers direct from Boston Tea Company, the same tea salvaged from the harbor during the Boston Tea Party in 1773.

Synergetic Sounds kept the dance floor packed all night, and when the reception was finally over, the couple left by way of a sparkler sendoff.  Thank goodness we enlisted Pete Malone of 217 Photography!  He captured every second of this amazing wedding and did justice to all of the details we included.  Amazing professionals make for unforgettable events and this one was no exception!

Event Design, Planning and Stationery: Proud to Plan / Photography: 217 Photography / Flowers: Honeybunches Floral / Ceremony & Reception Location: Colonial Dames of Philadelphia / Caterer: Day by Day Catering / DJ: Synergetic Sounds / Cake: Anna Violet Confections / Hair: Michelle from Daneene Makeup / Makeup: Cheekadee / Invitations: Wedding Paper Divas / Shoes: Steve Madden / Dress: Watters

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From Morgan Gallo Events … Beverly and Kenyon are so very special in many different ways. Beverly planned their wedding while Kenyon was overseas serving our country and that played an intricate part of the planning process. One of our favorite memories from this wedding was that Beverly actually wore her mother’s wedding dress – unaltered – for their wedding ceremony and then slipped into a more modern dress to dance the night away.

Guests enjoyed lawn games and beverages prior to the ceremony. A US Flag draped the table holding patriotic themed ceremony programs and mini flags, that were handed out to wave as the couple exited back down the aisle as the new Mr. and Mrs.

The theme was southern with infusing some old with new. Long tables were decorated with handmade runners, jars filled with peony’s and covered in lace doilies were surrounded by Georgia peaches and our famous Spanish moss and they sat on a few books. The plates were actually the bride’s grandmother’s china. At the end of the night, the couple released “Wish Lanterns” in honor of those that have passed before them.

Planning: Morgan Gallo Events / Photography: Shannon Christopher / Venue: Harper Fowlkes /  Site: Orleans Square / Ceremony Wedding Gown: Bride’s Mother’s Wedding Gown / Hair & Makeup: Belle by Catie Starr / Rentals: Classic Party Rentals / Transportation: Oglethorpe Tours / China & Place Settings: The Bride’s

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On Sunday, May 22nd, in honor of Armed Forces day, 21 military couples were married (5 for the first time and 16 renewing their vows) at the same time at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa in the hotel’s Lighthouse Courtyard. Honoring proper military tradition, each couple was presented with a joint service presentation of the saber arch and flying of each of the Armed Forces flags. They were married by  K-EARTH 101 Radio Morning Show host Gary Bryan, along with a military chaplain. After the 25 couples were pronounced “husband and wife,” they, along with their guests, enjoyed a festive cocktail reception in the Huntington Ballroom.  To make this an amazing day, no detail was be spared as multiple wedding vendors and sponsors generously donated their goods, services, and time.

From one of the brides… On May 22nd I remarried my best friend, and hero. If it was not for the generosity, and also the patriotism of the vendors, our fairytale wedding would have never been within our reach.

I honestly can not say thank you enough for the event that took place on the Sunday. Walking into the hotel that morning and being greeted by so many people, who I know personally lost of a lot of sleep putting this event together, made my day knowing that the day had finally came, where they could let out a sigh of relief and see what a fabulous job they did in the coordination of such a large event. Every detail was perfect down to the vows we said. Alex said he was greeted with such enthusiasm by the great wedding coordinators, that it made him not as nervous.

The professionalism of the both the hair and makeup teams made it easy to sit there and feel like a princess, getting pampered.  After staring at myself in the mirror for an hour, being able to open up the closet door and see the most eye dropping dress (that was provided for me by an amazing team of women), I couldn’t keep my eyes off myself. I was greeted by 20 other eager brides. In which we all shared the same stories, so it was like we were not strangers, because we share a bond that can not be broken. Getting handed our personalized bouquets and feeling a little overwhelmed for the wedding to start, we all were walked into a gorgeous room, where a small lunch was provided, although most of us brides could not eat due to the excitement.

During the days prior to the ceremony I had been not feeling well, the vendors/staff were sensitive to my well being and kept making sure I was okay. The last few moments in the room the air was filled with excitement, anxiety, and we couldn’t keep quiet. Bouquets in hand, dresses adjusted one last time and grooms eagerly waiting, we each walked down the beautifully flower decorated aisle, to say I do in front of Gary Bryan, the military chaplain, and our family and friends. The vows seemed to be worded just for us couples. During the ceremony, as they read off each couples “short story,” I notice some of us brides couldn’t help from crying, because we all are faced with the reality that comes with being married to someone in the military.

After the beautiful ceremony, we each saluted our grooms with a kiss, and walked down the aisle as husband and wife (again), to an army of photographers, and video cameras. We had a few short moments before our reception to take photos but each photographer took their time in making us feel unrushed. Walking into a packed room and the cheers of everyone during the first dance, with such a great selection of music, the reception had begun.

The evening was absolutely perfect.  The food, the entertainment, the lighting, the cake and cake topper with the serving set, the gorgeous painting that will last forever, the dessert table, live news feeds, the fun photo booth (that I shoved a very large wedding dress into), PERFECT. It was a day made for a girl like me to feel like a princess, in which I did because I married my prince charming and it was all in part of your generosity.

Each person who had a hand in this event, did such an amazing job, the details, the organization, the personalization they gave to each of the 21 couples, all at the same time. It was absolutely perfect, and I myself could not ask for more. The only thing that I would ever ask is to keep up the good work to each and every person who had a hand in this event. The dedication that was put into this special day will forever be etched into my heart, because I know you all didn’t have to take time out of your own schedules, or risk losing money to do an event like this, but yet you did. No words will ever express the gratitude I have for all of you putting this together.

Wedding Photography: Studio EMP Inc. + Luminaire Images + Gavin Wade Photographers + Happy Photos + Damien Smith Photography + Manalo Empire / Wedding Planning: More than Just Weddings / Wedding Venue & Catering: Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa / Wedding Invitations: Copper Willow Paper Studio / Hair: Design Visage / Makeup: All Made Up Team / Tuxedos & Wedding Gowns: Friar Tux + Diva Bridal Legacy / Florals: Natural Charms Floral Design (Ceremony) + Flower Fusion (Boutonnieres) + Floral Occasions (Bouquets) / Linens: Fusion Linens / Videography: Godfather Films + Planet Zaya + Memento / Wedding Cake: Simply Sweet Cakery / Cake Toppers: Ginger Babies / Cake Serving Sets: Wire a Cake / Dessert: Charm Event Design (Table Design) + Fork in the Road Catering (Cake & Cupcakes) + Gotta Have S’more / DJ & Photobooth: J&M Entertainment / Couples’ Gifts: Bethany Commemory Fine Art (Painting) + Wedding Chicks (Totes) + Simply Charming (Garters) + Apple-Revolution + Dough a Deer + Caring Dental + El Torito / Promotions: K-Earth 101 + The Bob Hope USO at LAX + Elite Social Management + Purry Communications Group + Hitching Post Public Relations

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