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From Sedona Bride Photographers…It’s hard to believe Patty and her mom, Karen and their wedding planner, Monica had come to us over a year ago and met us at our studio in Sedona. A fun year of planning came to this beautiful day where the weather was perfect and they day was filled with fun. We know how much love and attention you put into this wedding and what a huge success it was! This group knows how to have a great time!

Special thanks to Monica McQueen who’s wedding planning really made our job easier by letting us focus on getting great images instead of the schedule. We saw so many places where Monica had put her special touch into the details of the wedding to really make it unique and special for Patty and Dallas!

Venue: Royal Palms Resort and Spa / Wedding Coordinator: Monica McQueen of Tres Chic Events / Floral Design: The Garage by Ivy / Invitations + Paper Goods: Lucky Luxe Couture / Ceremony Music + DJ: Mancini Entertainment / Wedding Cake: Royal Palms Resort and Spa / Groom’s Cake: Sedona Cake Couture / Hair + Make-up: Angie + Jennifer of Angessa Salon / Linens: Wildflower Linens / Wedding Photography: Sedona Bride Photographers

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From Victoria Canada Weddings & Events … The lavish wedding was hosted at exclusive Country Club at DC Ranch.  Guests experienced the beauty of the desert all from the rustic surroundings of DC Ranch.  We created a fun and festive party within a beautiful space.  There were numerous elements that were created to surprise Janet and Rick at every turn.  The Bride is a well known and busy interior designer with little time for wedding planning.  Thus, we were brought on to help the brides best friend plan the wedding.

The cake was designed off the bride’s love of shoes – in particular, Christian Louboutins!  The ruffles on the cake are a nod to the bride’s elegant dress.  The cake was displayed on a vintage ranch table from the original DC Ranch.  It was an amazing image to see it placed under the tree that was lit and hanging with Moroccan lanterns.

The bride and groom wanted to incorporate a sand ceremony into their wedding ceremony.  The main bottle was an antique bottle with a handmade cross sodered to the bottle by an artisan that works with Janet.  It gleamed with the background of the McDowell Mountains.  The perfect touch was the rustic original ranch table that the bottles rested on.

The Wedding Linen’s were inspired by a vintage piece of cloth that Janet brought to us a year before the wedding, with simple instructions – “this is what I love… the texture and the understated elegance.”  We then went on to find the perfect combination of rustic elegance and simple romance at Wildflower Linen.   The Russian Linen textile was a perfect fit.

The Floral was a wonderful collaboration between the floral designer, Events by Showstoppers, the couple and us.  Because of the couple’s limited involvement with the design, we, along with the brides best friend, were the main contacts.  We brought in Jim and Ken from Events by Showstoppers because they also have Houston roots.  She felt it would be a good aesthetic match.  The rose petal carpets, use of fruit, draping, and eclectic and unexpected containers helped created a breathtaking event.

Guests were greeted with an amazing rose petal carpet at the ceremony.  The Cocktail hour was defined with yet another rose petal carpet.  After cocktails, the guests crossed the grassy lawn lit with candles and transformed with more rose petals while serenaded by the string quartet placed on a balcony above them. They then climbed the steps full of candles to enter the breathtaking courtyard.  Guests were gasping and grabbing their cameras to take in the courtyard.  It was an amazing moment.

Photography: Phyllis Lane Photographer / Flowers: Events by Show Stoppers / Event Design: Victoria Canada Weddings & Events / Event Planning: Victoria Canada Weddings & Events / Ceremony Location: The Country Club at DC Ranch / Reception Location: The Country Club at DC Ranch / Invitations: Rebecca Baltutis, Square LA / Linens: Wildflower Linen & Southwick Linens / Cake: Andrea Carusetta-Blaut of Sedona Cake Couture / Shoes: Jimmy Choo / Bride’s Dress: Meriah, Monique Lhuillier from Casa Di Novia / Bridesmaid Dresses: assorted gowns from Monique Lhuillier and BCBG / Flower Girl:  Custom Dress by Jenny Kim Couture / Band: The Groove Merchants / Hair & Makeup: Glam Lounge Artists / Calligraphy: Jennifer Schmitt

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As if this reality wouldn’t have been perfect enough as interpreted by Merrily, she brought in FAB florals from Bellissima Flowers, beautiful linens from Wildflower Linen, and custom stationery from Angela Dal Bon to make sure it completely exceeded perfection. Seen through the lens of annie X photographie, we’ve got so much fantastic wedding inspiration coming your way. When you’re ready, I’ll be waiting in the full image gallery – with. even. more.

From Merrily Wed … Bold yet intricate, sophisticated yet understated along with the stunning colors of steel blue, blue-greens, violet, black, white and pewter, inspired our mystical, glamorous, romantic fairytale wedding.  The dramatic spiraling staircase with its intricate floral scroll ironwork was one of our key muses.  Not to mention crystal embellishments, white feathers, succulents, pewter highlights – these elements were woven through-out the many, many details of the day… captured beautifully by annie X photographie. The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe provided the ideal backdrop, indoors and out.

We worked with Angela Dal Bon on the invitations and came up with a delicate floral detail, inspired by the staircase, to add a sophisticated touch.  For added impact and depth, we made it a pewter ‘cut-out’ to layer on the invitation.  This was also carried over to the dinner menu where the scroll cut-out allowed the luminous dining napkin to peep through.

We wanted to keep the ceremony mysterious, dramatic and brooding.  Black chiavaris with flowing, ruffled black organza draped the chair backs.  The giant stone slab mantle was an easy choice for a natural, bold setting to frame the altar area.  By only using white in the aisle petals and in the altar pieces, this color really popped, adding to the dramatic feel.  Succulents, dripping crystals and white orchids added more detail to the aisle décor.  Trailing eucalyptus, white feathers, white orchids and hydrangeas framed the pillar filled altar area.

Wildflower Linen provided the rich color foundation for our tablescape.  The blue, green and lavender fabric curly willows graced the silver chiavari chair backs and the table corners maintained the flowing, draping look for the dinner hour.  The intricate pewter lace overlay brought a very romantic yet bold look to the table.

The exquisite flowers by Bellissima Floral touched the right note of accent where it was needed.  To emulate the spiral staircase, we had a trio of descending height centerpieces – each one a masterpiece on its own.  Succulents were sporadically introduced and the beautiful blue-green of this plant nestled in silver mercury votives was breathtaking as the escort card holder at the top of each guest’s place setting.  More blooms, violet pillars filled the dining table…

The wedding cake by D’Lish Catering also downplayed white in only key spots and the blue icing mimicked the stylish smoky grey-blue used through-out.  The pewter floral scroll detail resurfaces here as well as it embellishes the beautiful cake.  Mirrored table tops created a tantalizing visual display on the cocktail tables and in the lounge reflecting the pieces of art above them.

Event Design: Merrily Wed / Photography: annie X photographie / Floral Design: Bellissima Floral / Wedding Cake: D’Lish Catering / Venue: The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe / Linen: Wildflower Linen / Rentals: Celebrations Party Rentals / Paper: Angela Dal Bon Custom Invitations & Announcements / Dress: Pronovias through Swoon Bridal / Hair & Make-Up: Bettina Riffo

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Jennifer and Steve are one of those oh-so sweet couples that carried a long-distance relationship into a wonderful union. We worked with them for over a year, bringing their vision of an elegant, summery affair to life, complete with subtle nods to Jennifer’s hometown, New Orleans. Jennifer moved cross-country to Ventura, California to join Steve and the rest of their love story starts here.

As nearly all of the one hundred guests were coming from out of town, they chose to house the celebration at Loews Coronado Resort on Coronado Island. It’s a gorgeous venue with sweeping views of San Diego Bay, the Coronado Bridge, and downtown San Diego and offered up fun amenities for their guests. We worked closely with Jennifer to bring her roots to life in a subtle way – the palette we worked with was described as “muted Mardi Gras,” with tones like butter, pale sage, and lavender as the front runners.

A Fleur-de-Lis pattern was incorporated from the save-the-dates and invitations, to the wedding day stationery and the rose petal pattern down the aisle.

We also handmade several dozen ribbon wands that many of the guests waved after they said “I Do” and at the reception. They were a huge hit!

Dark lanterns and frames were present through the decor, bringing a contrast of candlelight and a vintage Victorian feeling to the bash. In keeping with the elegant motif, we used custom satin napkins from Wildflower Linen in canary and lavender. Guest’s entrée names were spelled out in Creole; another nod to Jennifer’s roots.

We designed the flowers to be aesthetically interesting and unique. Jennifer is one of those sweet brides who really had no preference or any desire to have many flowers. We manged to talk her into adorning half of the tables with non-floral centerpieces and the other half with flowers! We placed light green and purple hydrangea clouds in monochromatic arrangements against more vibrant yellow rose clusters. On other tables we designed centerpieces with an understated shout-out to San Diego. A mixture of tall and short glass hurricanes were filled with sand from San Diego beaches and topped with pillar candles. Moss and small shells were tucked into the displays, alongside table numbers inserted into vintage gold-brocade and dark mahogany frames. Each table was stocked with two custom glass bottles of sparkling water, complete with hand-stamped bronze wax seals spelling out “LOVE.”

Just before the cake cutting ceremony, Jennifer pulled out an amazing vintage tradition that dates back to Victorian time and is especially popular in New Orleans for all sorts of celebrations. The cake pull ceremony was such a hit: the cake baker gently inserts Victorian charms {a vintage key, an alligator, and other goodies} into the base of the cake. The bride calls up 10 of her nearest and dearest ladies and one by one they pull out one charm by the ribbon it’s attached to. Each charm signifies something special and the bride announces what each lady will be granted. For example, an anchor means a steady and true relationship. A a picture frame means a lifetime of memories. An airplane means a lifetime of travel and adventure. One of the ladies pulled the key, which signifies comfort in a new home. What’s amazing: she just bought a new home!

After the cake pull ceremony and cake cutting, dancing got underway. Guests boogied into the night and played with the personalized frisbees that acted as favors. Jennifer’s friends and family are big into pro-type frisbee so it played a part in the bash.

All in all, Jennifer and Steve’s wedding was the culmination of a year of wonderful planning, thoughtful details, and the start of an amazing marriage.

~ Nick and Aleah Valley, The Good Life Special Events

Planning, Coordination & Floral Design: The Good Life Special Events
Photography: Llanes Weddings
Venue: Loews Coronado Resort
Jennifer’s gown and veil: Melissa Sweet
Cake: The French Gourmet
Officiant: Pastor Dave Weber
Music and lighting: Gary Binuya
Napkins: Wildflower Linen
Stationery Goods: Bamboo Star Studios
Hair and Makeup: Char Sanchez
Bridesmaids Dresses: Dessy

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Post categories: Little Black Book Blog, Traditional Elegance, Wedding Planners & Designers

In the meantime, we are going to cap things off with some fabulous modern outdoor wedding inspiration from our favorite Jessica Claire. She teamed up with a handful of crazy talented vendors to create this little gem. Let’s see, we have design and coordination from Joyful Weddings and Events, crisp, modern florals and design by JL Designs, chic paper goods by Posh Paperie and the most delicious looking dessert spread from Sweet and Saucy Shop, just to name a few. Together all of these power hitters created a modern wonderland and if you are still craving a little inspiration, there is so much more in the gallery. Check it out.

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From Courtney Toney of Joyful Weddings and Events:

When I first envisioned the workshop design, I knew that I wanted to do something modern and clean with a touch of glamour and craftiness. I took inspiration from interior design, having found a few photos of rooms with turquoise walls and black and white modern fabric accents. Knowing that the shoot would take place in a wilderness park, I loved the idea of juxtaposing the modern feel with the natural background. Carissa of JL Designs came on board and we knew immediately where we would turn for rentals: Luxe Event Rentals. Their selection of unique, stylish furniture for events is unmatched. We selected a mixture of clean white pieces and accented with some furniture from my own home.

I had a vision in my head to incorporate large circles of fabric, hung in embroidery hoops. It turned out perfectly! We hung different sized hoops on the ceremony tree and Carissa accented them with black and white anemones. To continue the discreet crafty feel, I used wooden spools to hold the place cards and also the dessert labels. After searching for hours for the perfect fabric, I came up with close matches but not the exact black and white print I had hoped for. I turned to designers extraordinaire Posh Paperie to create paper to mimic the design I had in my head. We used this designed paper throughout the entire design – from the centerpiece vases, to the programs, to the ring bearer flag, to the dessert boxes and even used on the embroidery hoops.

For the florals, Carissa used ranunculus, hydrangea, china mums and anemones to create lush white arrangements. She also incorporated candlesticks and other home decor pieces into the tablescape and other details. To customize the chairs for the intimate ceremony set up, Carissa tied a cluster of white china mums to each chair. the bouquet was made up of white ranunculas, black/white anemones and curled black ti leaves, then wrapped in white ribbon with a modern, geometric black trim. The boutonniere was made up of a black/white anemone and accented by a bit of black ti leaf.

Melody of Sweet and Saucy Shop created one of my favorite dessert tables to date. Taking our graphic print and incorporating it on the desserts themselves, she overlooked no detail. Not only was it insanely stylish, but the treats, including cake pops, brownies, meringue cookies, whoopee pies, sugar cookies, chocolate mousse shooters, mini cupcakes, cheesecakes and key lime pies, were delicious. Not to mention the amazing cake itself!

We scoured etsy to pull together all of the amazing accessories for our bride and groom. Lo Boheme’s headpieces made the bride’s outfit and Heart of Light’s turquoise sash brightened up her gown. The groom’s tie was made to match fabric used for the large ceremony circles and also the ring bearer pillow. Other fun details included custom necklaces made for bridesmaid’s gifts and a custom pewter heart, containing a line from the chosen first dance song (both made by Lisa Leonard). I created a flag for the ring bearer to carry, which was more fun (and thus lasting) for a toddler to carry as well. With all of the details, our goal was to keep things streamlined and cohesive and the result was an accessible but beautifully styled wedding design.

Photography: Jessica Claire / Design & Coordination: Joyful Weddings & Events / Design & Floral: JL Designs / Paper Goods: Posh Paperie / Cake & Desserts: Sweet and Saucy Shop / Furniture Rentals: Luxe Event Rentals / Linens: Wildflower Linens and Fusion Linens/ Ceremony Chairs and Placesetting Rentals: Classic Party Rentals / Veil and Hair pieces: Lo Boheme / Sashes: Heart of Light and Treasured Petal / Bridesmaid Necklaces & Pewter Heart: Lisa Leonard / Ties: Tux and Tulle / Models: Sean and Brianne Walker / Shoe clips: Toii / Banner, Ring Bearer Flag and ring pillow: Joyful Joyful

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After four years of dating and a very romantic proposal, Brian and I started looking for a place to tie the knot. Brian and I have lived in Los Angeles since we graduated from USC, and since Brian’s family is north of Los Angeles and my parents live in San Diego, we decided to keep our wedding somewhere in Southern California. Even though we weren’t going to have a true destination wedding, Brian and I both really wanted to enjoy a wedding weekend with our friends and family at a location where everyone would be at least a little bit on vacation and away from the daily grind. After visiting what seemed like every venue between Santa Barbara and San Diego, we went back to the very first place we looked at after we got engaged, the Four Seasons Santa Barbara, and knew that it would be the perfect site for our wedding.

What I envisioned for the look and style of our wedding changed a lot during the first several months that we were engaged, but once we decided on the Four Seasons for our venue, my vision became much more clear. I wanted our wedding to feel very soft, romantic and a little bit vintage, which I thought would compliment the 1920s Spanish Colonial design of the Four Seasons. For our color scheme I decided to use cream, ivory, white, soft butter yellow, and a light gray. I had so much fun scouring the web for ideas and shopping for bits and pieces and finishing touches. I especially loved designing the set for our “photo booth” and shopping for the the photo booth props (my favorites were the mustaches I found on Etsy… so cute!). I also really wanted to incorporate our families into our wedding, so I had a table set up with framed photos of our parents and grandparents on their wedding days, and added old cameras and a few other odds and ends to bring in the vintage feel.

From the first moment that I met Carissa of JL Designs I knew that she would be amazing to work with. From our brainstorming sessions she put together the design and the details of the day; she created soft, romantic flower arrangements and bouquets, picked out unique, vintage pieces of cut crystal to use in the centerpieces, found the lace that was incorporated in the ceremony and reception details, and designed the backdrop for the desert table (and so much more!). I really can’t thank her enough.

For our favors I chose tote bags because I wanted to give our guests something that they could take home with them and actually use. I wanted the bags to be personalized, so I asked Christina Reinersman, who I worked with to design all of the printed materials, if she could help me create a drawing of a “map” of Santa Barbara and Montecito that included details of our wedding and rehearsal dinner. Christina did a great job turning my thoughts into an image that represented our wedding weekend and I found a tote bag company that could print the map image on the bags in gray, to go with the wedding colors. I couldn’t have been happier with the way they turned out.

Another fun detail was the grooms cake that I surprised Brian with at the wedding. Brian loves to box and watch boxing matches, so Melody of Sweet and Saucy Shop made the cake in the shape of gray boxing gloves. The cake turned out perfectly and exactly as I had imagined it, and I have never tasted better chocolate cake in my life! Melody also made mini-deserts for the desert table that were delicious.

The wedding went by so fast, as they all do (especially for the bride), but a couple of moments that stick out for me were when I was waiting to see Brian for the first time before the ceremony, and when we toasted and cut the cakes during the reception. When I was waiting to see Brian for our “first look” before taking wedding photos, I was a little nervous and so excited to see him. The only time I had butterflies in my stomach the entire day was when I saw him walking down the sidewalk towards me, smiling. During the cake cutting and Brian’s toast I looked around the room at everyone looking at us, and I don’t think I have ever felt so much love in one place. I am so grateful to all of our family and friends that made our wedding so very special.

Venue: Four Seasons Resort, The Biltmore Santa Barbara / Venue Coordinator: Kellie Berdon / Flowers and Design: Carissa Jones-Jowett of JL Designs / Photographer: Aaron Delesie / Wedding Coordinator: Jenifour Jones of Go Get It Events / Wedding Design Consultant: Yelena Johnson of The Stylish Soiree / Wedding Cake: Four Seasons Resort, The Biltmore Santa Barbaraa / Grooms Cake and Mini Desert Bar: Melody Brandon of Sweet and Saucy Shop / Lounge Furniture Rentals: LUXE Event Rentals & Decor / Chivari Chair and Dance Floor Rentals and Lighting: ChivariChairRentals.com / Ceremony and Cocktail Hour Guitar Trio: Karl Grossman and Camino Rio / Band: Clockwork / Photobooth: SB Photobooths / Invitation and Printed Materials Design: Christina Reinersman / Invitation Letterpress: Kristin Walker of Twin Ravens Press / Cocktail Hour Linen Rentals: Elegant Designs Specialty Linens, Inc. / Reception Linen Rentals: Wildflower Linens / Dress: Junko Yoshioka / Shoes: Valentino / Bridesmaid Dresses: Priscilla of Boston via Bella Bridesmaid / Groom’s Tux: Hugo Boss / Groom’s Shoes: Gucci / Bride’s Make-up: Stevi Christine / Bride’s Hair: Christine Symonds

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Post categories: California Weddings, Santa Barbara Weddings, Traditional Elegance

Photography + Video: Cunningham Photo Artists / Flowers: Ivy Robinson weddings & events / Event Design: Ivy Robinson weddings & events / Chairs: Classic Party Rentals / Chair Covers: Ruffles Collection, Wildflower Linen / Venue: The Lounge at Phillips Place / Invitations: Ceci New York, available at Salutations Fine Stationery / Cake: Amy Craparo of The Wow Factor Cakes / Bridal Styling and Maid Styling: Hayden Olivia Bridal / Gown and Shrug – Modern Trousseau / Maids: Coren Moore / Jewelry: Kristin Morris Jewelry / Groom Styling: Melissa Lamkin of the Swanky Bride / Hair: M Style Studio / Makeup: Who’s The Fairest, Kymm McClean  /

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Ivy Robinson was specifically inspired by the photo of the blue cocktail glass with the crystal earring.  She wanted to do all things clear, with clarity and sparkle and hence she used plexi for all sorts of purposes.  The signing board was made of plexi but embellished with crystals and hot pink letters to spell out the word love.  We envisioned that this couple would hang it up as a piece of modern art in their home.  The glass table, clear place settings were also all adorned with crystals and lastly the amazing plexi floral chandelier was a creation to behold.  Ivy hung the giant box shaped crystal chandelier to feature Ceci New York name cards, in the pink bow tie shape like our board’s earring.  And finally, I wanted Ivy to create an aisle to remember so she came up with a mirrored (safe to walk on) aisle, lined with plexi tubes with giant flowers growing out of them.  Something fantastical, whimsical but totally edgy and chic. See Ivy’s blog for DIY details.

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