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From the Bride… We had a blast collecting, designing and crafting décor for the reception. The wrought iron candelabras and wooden boxes were borrowed from a family friend. The burlap, lanterns and Mason jars were borrowed from my boss. I designed all of the signage for the bar, guest book table, donation tables, etc. to match the overall “brand” of the wedding. And yes, I did just use the word “brand” in reference to our wedding. I work for a graphic design agency… I can’t help it ? The signage for the bar was a beer list that included a humorous description of why we chose each beer to be served at the wedding. We hung family wedding photos from a clothesline and made a board for guests to give marriage advice. We also spray painted wooden arrows (From Michael’s!) with chalkboard paint for our guests to personalize in the photobooth.

Beau came up with the awesome idea to give out donations as our wedding “favors.”  We chose 3 organizations that had a major impact on us during our time at the University of Georgia. The first was Relay for Life, an organization devoted to raising funds and awareness for the fight against cancer. Both of our families have been touched by cancer, and Beau served on the executive board for UGA Relay for three years. The second organization we chose was ugaMiracle, a student-run organization at UGA that benefits Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. I served on the executive board during her senior year, and Beau hopes to pursue a medical career in the field of pediatrics. The last organization we chose was the UGA Foundation Fellows program. Beau was awarded the Foundation Fellows Scholarship during his time at UGA, which offered him a multitude of international and local opportunities including service projects, academic conferences and discussion groups.

Our wonderful friends from Charlottesville helped us compile bags of homemade cookies (by the talented Whitney Roper) and our two favorite candies (Sour Patch Kids for me, and Reeses Pieces for Beau!). We tied tags to each bag that told of the donations, and also designed larger signs for the tables that described why each of the organizations were important to us.

Wedding Photography: Caroline Fontenot Photographer / Floral Design: Ginger Bradshaw of Ginger Lily Events / Wedding Ceremony Location: Athens First Presbyterian Church / Wedding Reception Location: Foundry Park Inn & Spa / Wedding Invitations & Programs: Designed by the Bride / Bride’s Shoes: J.Crew / Wedding Dress: Christina Wu / Bride’s Necklace: J.Crew / Men’s Attire: JoS. A. Bank / Men’s Ties: Tie Obsessed / Band: A-Town A-List

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From Brooke of Orange Blossom … Lynn and Ross were married at the Adamson House in Malibu, California on a lovely August afternoon. Thanks to the ever-amazing Michael and Anna Costa for photographing the event and Kate Baker Florals for the stunning decor, the wedding was wonderful.

The bride and groom wanted the wedding to weave an “east meets west” theme throughout the entire day. The bride started out the day in a traditional Chinese wedding dress for the family tea ceremony and later changed into a traditional Western wedding gown for the ceremony at the Adamson House.

Other Chinese elements included hanging paper lanterns, Chinese calligraphy table numbers, and Ross and Lynn’s favorite soda as favors. Any event at the Adamson House is stunning because of the unbelievable scenery but this one definitely had several elements that made it unique and extra special.

Photography: Michael & Anna Costa / Flowers: Kate Baker Floral Design / Event Planning: Orange Blossom Special Events / Ceremony Location: Adamson House / Reception Location: Adamson House / Catering: Truly Yours Catering / DJ: I’m a Girl DJ / Wedding favors: Shirakiku Ramune Carbonated Drink / Cake & Desserts: Rosebud Cakes

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From 13:13 Photography… Jill and Rich’s beautiful beach wedding held at the Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa. They had perfect weather, a perfect timeline, complete with a “First-look” and pre-ceremony portraits.

Their ceremony site was very unique and unlike most beach-side ceremonies. It was masked under a canopy of mangroves which created soft beautiful light. Jill also accentuated the mangroves by adding paper lanterns along the path to the aisle. (Nice touch!) We were really impressed by the amount of effort, details and do-it-yourself goodness sprinkled throughout the entire day. The reception was no exception with DIY props for their Fauxto-booth, poloroid guest sign-in, candy-bar, and a whole host of other goodies!

Wedding Photography: 13:13 Photography / Wedding Ceremony & Reception Location: Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa / Wedding Coordination: The Bride / Flowers: Heaven & Earth Floral / DJ: Mike Kontos / Lighting & Decor: Celebrations by Kathy / Wedding Cake: Sweet Tiers / Hair & Makeup: The Spa at Jupiter Beach Resort / Wedding Dress: David’s Bridal / Bridesmaid Dresses: Priscilla of Boston / Wedding Signs: Our Hobby to Your Home / Cake Topper: Milk Tea

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From Vanessa Joy Photography… Chrissy and Ryan had a super-cute engagement session in Hoboken last month, complete with two perfect books for starting out as a husband and wife. I knew then that Chrissy had an eye for detail, and their wedding definitely showed that strong-suit! I was literally in detail heaven throughout the day and every single thoughtful touch really brought out Chrissy and Ryan’s personalities.

Ironically, just a few days prior, I was telling a friend that I was dying to shoot a personalized wire hanger, and Chrissy made that dream come true, along with engraved wedding rings with The Simpsons quote “I choo-choo-choose you,” custom wood carved initials, “Thank You” on a string, funky sunglasses, Mr. & Mrs. chair signs, pink bathrobes for the bridesmaids, intricately chosen flowers, doily wrapped flower petals for the church exit, a turquoise vintage Chevrolet get-away car, and Maid of Honor homemade “Whoopee! We’re married!” pies for guests to enjoy during their drive to the reception. We made a stop to an old historic church on the way to the reception for some seriously amazing pictures of just the two of them before heading to The Wainwright house.

The reception ceiling had Chinese lanterns, mason jars for cocktail and reception table flowers, a photo booth for extra entertainment during the reception, a clothes-line frame full of old photos hung with clothes pins, flip-flops for dancing in, a cupcake-cake (with an actual cake-topper to complete the traditional cake-cutting ceremony), a coffee and tea station with a huge fun tea cup and custom made glass 6-foot server platter with coffee beans and other fun embedded in it, candy bar favors on the way out, and a big finish with a sparkler send-off.

I seriously hope you enjoy all of these fun details (if for naught else than ideas) as I truly enjoyed photographing each and every one of them!

Wedding Photography: Vanessa Joy Photography / Wedding Ceremony Location: St. Augustine’s Church / Wedding Reception: The Wainwright House / Groom & Groomsmen Attire: Men’s Wearhouse / Bridesmaid Dresses: J.Crew / Wedding Dress: Alvina Valenta / Makeup & Hair: Expert Makeup Artistry / Entertainment: Brian Lynch of Electrifying Productions / Photo Booth: Vanessa Joy Photography

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Our wedding could only be a travel theme! I’d grown up in five countries, my husband and I were long-distance for two years, and when I finally moved to Singapore, where I was born and he grew up, we both took jobs that sent us out of the country five days a week. In the six years before we got engaged, I worked in ten countries, and he worked in five. We’d have dates at the airport lounge and buy household toiletries in duty-free. He proposed in International Arrivals after I got off a 16-hour flight, with a five-meter red banner that read, “AMY WILL YOU MARRY ME?” Finally, we were making our guests fly to Bali with us for a destination wedding. We had to laugh at it all!

We set a lighthearted mood with a Save-the-Date that read, “After Chasing Each Other Around the World, Amy and TQ are Finally Settling Down.”  A map tracked our various travels together, with a big heart over Bali. Our invitation told our story over three accordion folds, fastened with an airplane sticker. Guests’ welcome bags held, amongst other goodies, a bottle of citronella oil to ward off tropical mosquitoes. Our welcome dinner featured a pub quiz organized around cities we’d visited. As favors, we designed a CD mix called “Around the World with TQ and Amy,” featuring our favorite world music with personalized liner notes. We had programs shaped like luggage tags and airplane confetti, punched out of map pages, at our Western ceremony. Lastly, at the reception, we had a photo booth with travel props like suitcases. Our tables were named after cities, and our menu was divided into “Take-off” (appetizers), “Cruising” (mains), and “Landing” (desserts).

Indonesia was significant to us because TQ had been a diplomat in Jakarta, and I had worked in the country for a few years. In addition to our colors – chartreuse, charcoal, and plum – we incorporated a traditional Yogyakarta batik print into our paper goods, table settings, and groomsmen’s custom shirts. Even though our ceremony was very modern, we added some Indonesian touches in the rindik music at our ceremony (well, before the Beatles came on), the family-style Indonesian-Western reception dinner, and a coffee bar with joe from all over Indonesia. We unexpectedly had to draw on a very traditional Balinese resource too: the tukang terang, a rain-stopping mystic, who worked miracles in pushing the looming rainclouds away from our ceremony site. Being ethnic Chinese, we also worked in a Chinese tea ceremony and traditional yam seng toast, punctuated by fireworks.

A vacation in Bali, we hoped, would be a great way for loved ones from different parts of our lives to befriend one another. We booked the entire resort for our wedding party, which contributed to an unhurried feel. Our guests went on organized outings together, like elephant rides and a volcano trek. By the end of the wedding, they were taking vacations together. Almost a year on, my husband and I have moved from Singapore to Boston, and are continuing our adventures!

Wedding Photography: Erin Hearts Court / Wedding Venue: Alila Ubud / Paper Products: Hello Tenfold / Printer: Intrapress / Floral Design: Gloriosa Flower House / Makeup: Eka of Bali Makeup Artists / Bridesmaid Dresses: Butter by Nadia / Wedding Dress: Anna Maier-Ulla Maija Couture (“Regine”) / Bride’s Shoes: Christian Louboutin / Bride’s Head Piece: Jenny Packham (“Acacia II”) / Necklace: J.Crew / Earrings: Christopher Larry / Groom’s Suit: Kingsmen / Groom’s Shoes: Salvatore Ferragamo / Groom’s Shirt: Custom by CYC The Custom Shop

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From the Bride… Jason and I had a specific vision for our wedding from the start. We knew right away that Public, a Manhattan restaurant with both a chic and vintage setting, would be the perfect place for our quirky style. After a few persuasive conversations and begging, we even convinced them to lets us bring Foxy, our beloved dog, to the ceremony!

We then approached Mekala of Tie That Binds with the task of creating the invitation I was imagining. Together we shaped the paper materials to fit exactly what I dreamed of. The custom matchboxes were a charming detail at the dinner reception, along with the city-chic place cards and table numbers. She also produced a custom New York skyline stamp and we used it throughout the wedding, and stamped every menu at each place setting.

When it came to coordinating the rest, I was surprised to find that I could do it myself! We didn’t have a huge budget, but I knew it would be important to find someone to run the show… wrangle parents, deal with flowers, and all of the complications that come with the wedding day. Keri Clavin from Clavin|Kelly Events is truly a gem, and I wouldn’t have been able to do it without her. As our day-of coordinator, she really got her hands dirty and made sure everything was in place that day. Not only was she highly organized, but she took the bumps of the wedding day in stride and her wedding and event expertise put our entirely family at ease.

Of course our photographer, Erica Berger, was one of the best choices we made. Her photography style was exactly what we needed for our venue and personality. She did a fantastic job capturing the moments that ended up being the most memorable. I really wanted a photo booth at the wedding, we created a space that turned out to be a HUGE guest hit! My mom and I simply hit the party stores, and found the bells and props used to add flair to the booth. It resulted in TONS of images chuck FULL of personality. We still laugh out loud when we look through them!

In the end, Jason and I got what we wanted- to be happily married to each other. But the journey of creating our wedding was wonderful, and we couldn’t be more thankful for the family and friends that came to support us. You really can keep costs down by doing things yourself, and I hope brides out there believe they can do it, too!

Wedding Invitations & Paper Products: Tie That Binds / Wedding Photography: Erica Berger & David Dooley for Erica Berger / Wedding Venue & Catering: Public / Wedding Cake: Public / Day of Coordination: Keri Clavin of Clavin Kelly Events / DJ: DJ Duane Harriot with 74 Events / Floral Design: Color of Magic / Hair & Makeup: The Bride + Simone St. Laurent of Laicale Salon / Wedding Dress: Palazzo via Veka Bridal Couture / Bride’s Shoes: Jimmy Choo / Hair Pin: Jennifer Behr / Groom’s Suit: Paul Stuart / Groom’s & Best Man’s Shirt & Tie: Custom by Lord Willy’s / Ring Bearer’s Suit: Little Marc Jacobs / Ring Bearer’s Shirt: Ralph Lauren Kids / Ring Bearer’s Sneakers: Converse / Ring Bearer Bowl: Paloma’s Nest

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From 1. Art Beauty Life : Jenny Ebert Photography… Chris Lane, a 30-year-old Production Coordinator in New York City’s film industry, and Lindsay Chandler-Alexander, a 28-year-old architecture student at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, first met in 1999 at summer camp.  Ten years later, while back at camp for a weekend away, Chris proposed on the bridge where they first kissed.  After an enthusiastic acceptance, the couple dove into planning a wedding weekend in the Catskill Mountains, five minutes down the road from the camp where they fell in love.

Lindsay and Chris, both coming from creative fields, jumped at the opportunity to make the wedding a personal project, designing everything themselves down to the last detail.  Lindsay, having an affinity for stripes, immediately had the idea to make black + white stripes the wedding theme.  The green accent color, inspired by the couples love for the outdoors and the natural setting of the reception, offset the graphic stripes.  The palate filtered through every element of the wedding from the handmade wood invitations, down to the hand-tied napkin rings.

Wedding Photography: 1. Art Beauty Life : Jenny Ebert Photography / Wedding Reception & Ceremony Location: Full Moon Resort / Event Coordination (On-Site): Melanie Warner of Full Moon Resort / Catering: Full Moon Resort / Hair: Jan of Emerson Resort & Spa / Makeup: Emerson Resort & Spa / Music: Eric of JTD Productions / Wedding Cake: Sharon of Bread Alone Bakery / Floral Design: Jim of Elderberry Flowers / Officiant: Rev. Sara Henderson (reverendsara77@aol.com) / Wedding Dress: Amsale via Vows / Bride’s Shoes: Kate Spade (Ivana) / Bridesmaid Dresses: J.Crew / Groom’s Attire: DKNY / Groomsmen Attire: Michael Kors / Wedding Invitations & Paper Goods: DIY, The Bride & Groom / Bride’s Hair Piece: DIY, The Bride & Groom / Welcome Bags: DIY, The Bride & Groom / Sailor Knot Key Chains: DIY, The Bride & Groom / Hand Painted Centerpiece Vases: DIY, The Bride & Groom / Wood Table Numbers: DIY, The Bride & Groom / Cake Toppers: DIY, The Bride & Groom / Dessert Bags & Labels: DIY, The Bride & Groom / Wedding Party Flower Arrangements: DIY, The Bride & Groom / Wedding Cake & Dessert Table: DIY, The Bride & Groom / Photo Booth (Props & Backdrop): DIY, The Bride & Groom

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From the Bride… Ken and I are both entrepreneurs and used to doing things our own way!  When we got engaged on New Years Eve, we knew we wanted get married in August at his mom’s home in Index, Washington, and plan and pay for it ourselves.  Hello DIY Budget Wedding!  Luckily, his mom’s home is a paradise of gorgeous, lush gardens and funky antique finds that would be perfect for the intimate ceremony and cocktail hour.  Though her home is located in the smallest town in northwest Washington, we knew the local rafting company would be a gorgeous spot for a fun-loving reception tucked along the river.

With the location secured, we turned to, well everything else!  We went in with the words “vibrant, loving, authentic” and I put together a vision board that prominently featured wildflowers, picnic tables, birds, sparkly lights, and the colors marigold, turquoise and rose.  And dancing!  Lots of dancing!  The only things we did for the first several months was hire our photographer and find my wedding dress! My sister (and amazing maid of honor) helped me find a dress for $200 (all of which was donated to charity) at a floor sample sale.  It was 4 sizes too large and needed some flair, but it was the perfect base to bring to a tailor.  I had such a fun time designing my dress and headpiece with her as well and really loved that they were totally unique.

As it turned out, almost everything at the wedding was unique and personal. That had as much to do with our DIY budget, as with my desire to design a day that was the lovely reflection of Ken and I. Great food and wine?  Yes please.  Stunning outdoor setting?  Of course.  Laid back fun and laughter? It’s on. But all of that meant a lot of work on our side!  My bridesmaids helped me stamp and hand color the invitations, Ken and I designed the menu and taste tested the recipes to give to the kitchen, and my mom came a week early to Seattle to help me finish up all the crafts. Since we weren’t working with a real caterer, I also took on the task of renting all the tables, linens, glassware, and flatware and designing the flow of service.

The day of the wedding was a fabulous lesson in teamwork.  My dad was rolling tables, my mom served as the wedding party caterer, and Ken’s family was doing all the setup for the ceremony.  I was working out the seating chart (literally hauling tables around!) with curlers in my hair, while Ken pieced together the sound system.  A neighbor volunteered as day of coordinator, an out of town guest picked up the 100 cupcakes on her way in, and a friend of the family took her van out to the flower farm to get the mason jars filled with fresh cut flowers! During the actual wedding, my childhood friend Jake played violin for the ceremony that was performed by our friend David.  Other talented pals performed songs and played the guitar during the reception, in between dancing sets.  I loved that we were all working together to create this special day!

The ceremony was set against the stunning background of the mountains and the garden.  I had sewn pendant flags to string from an outdoor fence spelling “Ken + Molly” to help everyone find our tucked away treasure!  We were crossing our fingers for sunshine, as we had no real back up plan (eek!), and luckily for everyone, it was a gorgeous, sun-drenched day.  I loved walking down the lawn with my dad to Sting’s Fields of Gold and was so excited that I promptly smooched Ken!  A touching part of the ceremony was watching our wedding bands being passed around so each guest could bless them with warm thoughts for a happy and fulfilled marriage. It was magical to know our union was started with so many joyful intentions.

The cocktail hour housed many of my favorite design elements.  We had signature peach collins cocktails in highball glasses with striped “M” straws being passed.  There was gorgeous red pepper soup in glass shot glasses that looked as amazing as it tasted. A wishing station was set up to leave us predictions or wishes on heart shaped paper cutouts for several different anniversaries. I can’t wait to open the love notes on our 1,3, 10 and 20 anniversaries!  And the homemade photo booth, complete with chalkboards for a “guest book” message was entertaining to all!

After strolling through the pathways of the garden, the guests walked along the river to the reception. The raft company had done an amazing job stringing the lights I had imagined and building us a small stage and dance floor!  Though we had a fab florist from Seattle do our bouquets, the flowers at dinner were done by a local flower farm 30 minutes away!  I dropped off 40 or so mason jars earlier in the week, showed them the flowers and colors I loved, and let them get to town. The rest of the crafts my mom and sister had helped with were all part of the place settings.  More bird stamps on the menus, gorgeous turquoise ribbons, and tiny flags with hand stamped names atop bubble dispensers served as the seating chart.

Ken and I love a good party, so between each course in the meal, we all got up and danced!  It was such a great chance to make sure we got to boogie with the older guests who might not make it until midnight like the rest of us!  It also helped assure that our kitchen crew could keep up, as they weren’t used to serving 100 people a 3 course meal!  It worked out perfectly.  By the time the sun had finally set over the mountains, it was cool outside and the cupcake/coffee/hot cocoa station was in high demand.  We continued dancing and singing along at the bonfire until the wee hours of the night, under a sky full of stars.

I am still so happy that our day was the perfect representation of our relationship: unpretentious, joyful, connected, fun-loving, and supportive.  It was a true celebration of love among our dearest friends and family in one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen.

Wedding Photography: Kevin Wrenn Photography / Bouquets: Romanza Florals / Wedding Dress: I Do Bridal / Wedding Dress Alterations & Custom Head Piece: Darcy Martin of Fragile Fit Alterations / Bridesmaid Dresses: Forever Yours via Moms, Maids and More / Wedding Cupcakes: New York Cupcakes / Wedding Ceremony Location: Private Residence / Wedding Reception Location: Outdoor Adventures Center / Ceremony Music: Friend of the Bride / Officiant: Friend of the Bride / Event Rentals: Grand Event Rentals

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