Texas Wedding Ideas and Inspiration

Your Dream Wedding at The Emerson Texas: Inspirational Ideas to Make It Happen!

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The Emerson in Kauffman, Texas, set the stage for our latest wedding inspiration shoot, a location renowned for its blend of rustic charm and modern elegance. This shoot aimed to capture the essence of contemporary romance amidst the sophisticated ambiance of this stunning venue. Inspired by a modern bride’s vision of elegance and individuality, our theme harmoniously fused chic decor elements with The Emerson’s timeless beauty. The vibrant floral artistry of Fleurette Design Co. played a crucial role, with lush, colorful centerpieces and statement details adding a touch of bold whimsy to the serene setting. The shoot’s aesthetic was further enhanced by choice of analog film photography using Kodak film, lending a nostalgic charm to each image. This approach beautifully captured the soft, romantic light and intricate details, highlighting the seamless fusion of classic and contemporary elements. From intimate indoor shots to expansive outdoor scenes, every photograph told a story of love, beauty, and timeless elegance. The planning and design by Love Made Weddings brought this vision to life, ensuring that every detail was meticulously crafted to perfection. Her dedication and artistic flair resulted in a shoot that serves as an endless source of inspiration for brides seeking to blend modern trends with timeless elegance.

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Soft pink, Light green, and Gold Beige. These colors combine to create a fresh, elegant, and slightly whimsical palette, perfect for a modern yet romantic wedding setting.

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The Emerson is a wedding venue that epitomizes rustic charm intertwined with modern elegance. Nestled in the heart of Texas, this stunning location offers a unique blend of historical allure and contemporary sophistication, making it an ideal setting for couples looking to celebrate their special day in style. The venue boasts a variety of exquisite spaces to cater to different aspects of a wedding celebration. The expansive outdoor areas provide a picturesque backdrop for ceremonies, with lush gardens and charming, well-manicured lawns that are perfect for exchanging vows under the open sky. For indoor receptions, The Emerson features beautifully designed halls that blend vintage architectural details with modern amenities, creating an ambiance that is both inviting and grand. One of the standout features of The Emerson is its versatility. The venue’s design allows for seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces, ensuring that guests can enjoy the beauty of the surroundings while experiencing the comfort and luxury of the indoor facilities. The sophisticated decor, featuring elegant chandeliers, exposed wooden beams, and large windows that let in ample natural light, adds to the venue’s timeless appeal.

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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]The bridal gown from BB Lewisville is a stunning example of modern elegance with a touch of whimsical romance. The dress features an off-the-shoulder design, with delicate, airy ruffles that cascade over the shoulders, creating a soft and ethereal look. The bodice is fitted, accentuating the bride’s silhouette, while the skirt flows into a voluminous and textured train, adding drama and movement to the ensemble.

The fabric appears to be lightweight and slightly sheer, enhancing the gown’s romantic and dreamy quality. The intricate details, such as the layered ruffles and the subtly textured material, add depth and interest to the overall design. Paired with the lush green floral arrangements, the dress embodies a fresh and sophisticated bridal style that perfectly complements the elegant setting of The Emerson.[/field]
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A lovely collaboration by Love Made Weddings and Fleurette Design Co., exudes a fresh and romantic ambiance. The overall vibe is elegant and serene, characterized by soft pastel colors and delicate floral arrangements. Key elements include: Seating Chart: Beautifully arranged boards with cards, some adorned with pink flowers, others with neatly organized yellow envelopes. A pink floral-patterned backdrop adds to the whimsical and feminine touch. Ceremony Arch: Lush green and white hydrangeas are placed in organic clusters around the arch, creating a natural and dreamy setting. These flowers add a soft, romantic feel to the ceremony space, enhancing the overall aesthetic. Tables and Centerpieces: Long tables with light green tablecloths and white chairs create a clean and sophisticated look. Floral centerpieces feature soft pink blooms and green foliage, arranged in an effortless, yet elegant style. Minimalist lighting fixtures above the tables contribute to the modern and refined atmosphere. The combination of these elements results in a vibe that is both timeless and contemporary, perfect for a bridal styled shoot that aims to capture elegance, romance, and natural beauty.

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The ceremony arch stands out as the favorite design element at this shoot. This unique and exquisite arch is adorned with lush green and white hydrangeas, arranged in organic clusters that create a natural and dreamy ambiance. The voluminous hydrangea blooms, with their soft and elegant appearance, enhance the romantic feel of the ceremony space. The placement of the hydrangeas around the arch is both artful and harmonious, with clusters of flowers cascading down the sides and subtly framing the couple. The gentle color palette of green and white complements the couple’s attire, adding to the serene and sophisticated atmosphere of the event. This stunning floral arrangement serves as a breathtaking focal point, perfectly blending natural beauty with thoughtful design, making the ceremony arch a memorable and enchanting centerpiece for the wedding.

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[field title=”Tips To Pull Off The Look”]To pull off this elegant wedding look, start with a cohesive color palette of soft pastels. For the ceremony arch, use lush green and white hydrangeas arranged in organic clusters to create a natural, dreamy ambiance. This will serve as a stunning focal point and add a romantic feel to the ceremony space. Ensure the bride’s bouquet complements the floral arch with a mix of white and green blooms for a cohesive look.

For the reception tables, use light green tablecloths to create a fresh and sophisticated base. Arrange elongated floral centerpieces featuring soft pink blooms, green foliage, and clear glass candle holders with tall, slender candles to enhance the romantic atmosphere. Choose simple, elegant tableware in neutral colors, such as soft pink napkins and understated plates, to complement the floral arrangements. White chairs with clean lines will keep the look modern and fresh, while ample natural light or soft artificial lighting will enhance the overall ambiance. Ensure the tables are evenly spaced and aligned for a clean, organized appearance, and consider adding a subtle backdrop that ties in with the floral theme.[/field]
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Bringing Coastal Flair to Dallas, Texas at This Summer Wedding

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[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]Barclay and I are beach people. We wanted bright, summer colors everywhere and for our guests to feel like they were on the coast somewhere without having to actually travel. Essentially, we wanted to bring the beach to Dallas! Our planner Haylie Jackson helped us execute the perfect coastal vibe.

Beyond that, we wanted our guests to have a blast. We prioritized having an incredible band that played for three hours solid. We also wanted to make sure that everyone was equipped to keep up with the band all night, so good food and great service were must-haves.

It was important to me that our wedding be captured by the best photographer. Liz Banfield had been number one on my list since before I was even engaged. I adore how she captures light and movement in every photo. She makes her photos look effortless and literally every single photo makes me smile because they capture the energy and joy of that day. Hiring her was the best decision we made throughout the entire planning process.

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[field title=”Proposal Story”]We met on his fraternity’s bus to Dallas for the Texas OU game our freshman year at the University of Texas at Austin. I was actually his best friend’s date to the game but wound up sitting with Barclay for most of that bus ride. I got to my parents’ house that night and couldn’t stop talking about him. We continued to run into each other after that but didn’t start dating until May before our senior year. He found out I was leaving for Austria for two months that summer and quickly made a move.

Five years later we were at his family’s coast house down in Port O’Connor, Texas, for the 4th of July. That Saturday, his parents took us and Barclay’s brothers out on the boat to an island called Saturday Beach for (what I was assuming was) a regular beach day. When we got to Saturday Beach, Barclay’s parents pretended to argue over a “missing” tackle box, and Barclay suggested we take a walk to “give them space.” A few minutes into the walk (and after denying my multiple requests to get in the water), he got on one knee and pulled my dream ring out of his koozie. When I turned around, I saw Barclay’s family friends’ boat shore up with my entire family on board. I was under the impression that my brothers were in Austin and that my dad was on-call all weekend. Seeing them there was a huge surprise! Later when we returned to Barclay’s parents’ house, we were greeted by my best friend, a mariachi band, and bottomless margaritas. The night ended with us jumping into the pool fully dressed. It was the best, most fun day.
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]I tend to gravitate towards things that are fun, feminine, and bright, and also a bit classic. I had always pictured myself in something off-the-shoulder and loved the idea of lace, but had never seen a dress that checked all of my boxes or that I was sure would make me feel like myself. But then I put on Monique Lhuillier’s “Viviana” gown and pulled her “Lovely” on over it for a more A-line skirt, and I knew I had found the perfect combo. The team at Neiman Marcus executed that vision perfectly and helped me select the perfect Monique veil to complement the gown. My second dress was another Monique Lhuillier stunner—it was fun, flirty, and let me dance like a crazy person for hours.

I wore white patent Prada platforms all night and didn’t have to take them off once. My bridesmaids were thoroughly impressed.

I made an effort not to distract from either dress and went with minimal jewelry. I wore the rings I wear daily (one of which is a script ring of my maiden name) and diamond studs that my aunt had made from my grandmother’s engagement ring. They were perfect.

Our rehearsal dinner and welcome party attire was “South Texas Chic” as a nod to Barclay’s south Texas roots. I worked with Mary Glenn McElveen to create the perfect plunge neck line, ruffled linen dress. We paired it with blue Miron Crosby boots. Barclay wore a custom guayabera from Dos Carolinas and Tecovas boots.

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[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]Each of my bridesmaids wore blue dresses of their own choosing. I wanted them to feel as comfortable as I did that day and let them go somewhat rogue—it paid off big time. The pink flowers were beautiful against all the different shades of blue and blue floral. [/field]
[field title=”Groomsman Attire”]The wedding was black tie so all the men wore tuxedos. Barclay wore a custom tux by his family’s suit tailor in Victoria, Texas. He looked very James Bond-esque.

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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Upon arrival, guests were greeted with passed appetizers (everything from watermelon feta skewers to mini tuna wontons) and trays of Aperol spritzes, cucumber martinis, and champagne (the ultimate summer trio). Barclay and I entered the tent to “This Will Be” by Natalie Cole. My dad and Father Bierschenk both gave toasts after Barclay and I had our first dance to “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You” by Frankie Vallie. It was the most fun first dance song! Then we sat for dinner. We had short rib and sea bass with an artichoke sauce, a Mediterranean-inspired Caesar salad, and wedding cake. I loved that our table was set with blue Ginori plates from Italy. Not only were they so chic but fit our Italian Mediterranean vibe. [/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The reception was a dream. Three Branches made the most incredible floral scheme involving lots of bougainvillea, lemons, and lanterns. We also converted the porch at Arlington Hall into a lounge area complete with two bars, lots of lemon trees, and two back-to-back seating arrangements. I hand-picked the coffee table books for that area with an eye towards our individual upbringings.

My bouquet was inspired by Naomi Biden’s. I loved the texture and movement hers had, but wanted a bit more floral than green. Three Branches nailed it.
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[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The bride’s cake was a white cake with champagne and fresh strawberry filling, and the groom’s cake was a chocolate on chocolate cake designed like the UT Tower, an iconic building on the campus where we met.

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[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]Our first dance was to “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You” by Frankie Vallie. Barclay couldn’t get it out of his head for about a year after we started dating, and it turned out to be the most fun, upbeat first dance song—largely thanks to our band, Empire Six. Barclay wrote their name down after we saw them play at a family friend’s wedding in Houston a few years prior. Seeing their name on Haylie’s list of preferred bands made the decision an easy one.

My dad and I danced to “At the Beach” by the Avett Brothers. It reminds us both of our family’s summers in Seaside, FL, and our Sunday mornings at home, when my dad would make waffles for my brothers and I while the Avett Brothers blared in the background.

The last song of the night was “Mr. Brightside” by The Killers. Barclay and I got on stage with the band, people were on each other’s shoulders, the song ended as a confetti canon went off. It was epic.

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[field title=”Special Detail #1″]My mom gave me my grandmother’s locket to attach to my bouquet, and we had my parents’, my grandparents’, and our anniversaries sewn into a patch from my Grandmother Starr’s wedding dress, which was then sewn into my skirt. I loved having those little pieces of them with me.

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[field title=”Special Detail #2″]We were married by Father Stephen Bierschenk, the same priest who married my parents and baptized me, at the Cathedral Guadalupe in downtown, Dallas. It’s the oldest Catholic church in Dallas and is absolutely stunning (the stained glass is to die for), so we didn’t need to add much to it. [/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]My dad’s friend is a vintage car collector and graciously lent us a 1968 teal Bronco for the night. It was the perfect beachy exit car. [/field]
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Celebrating The Vibrancy of Mexican Culture at This Autumn Wedding Day in Austin

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]The pair honored their Mexican heritage & culture throughout their entire wedding day celebration.

To amplify the heart of the design, a palette inspired by the Mexican landscape painted the day in hues of terracotta, cobalt blue and cream. These colors not only paid homage to Mexican tradition but also brought an invigorating energy to every corner of the venue.[/field]
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In partnership with their wedding designer and planner, LBV Design House, Diana and Marco embarked on a journey to create a day that merged the vibrancy of Mexican culture with the elegance of a wedding celebration. Transforming The LBJ Wildflower Center into a Mexican courtyard haven, the couple chose a location that seamlessly blended timeless sophistication with the warmth of Mexican aesthetics. Cacti-lined pathways, papel picado banners, and terracotta accents set the stage for an unforgettable celebration for Diana and Marco’s intimate guest count.

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[field title=”Proposal Story”]Marco had already ordered the ring and was planning to propose when my mom was visiting town. I was having a really difficult time with a health scare and Marco wanted to show how much he loved me and would support me through whatever I was going through. I ended up getting good results back, but he wanted to make my week even better so he proposed the day the ring came in cause he couldn’t wait! He proposed at butler park in downtown Austin.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]my gown was the vivienne by varca bridal. I got the dress from unbridaled in Austin. I was absolutely in love with the unique design of my dress! The top of the dress was an oversized flower while the bottom of the dress was see through (legs!!!!!! Bow shoes!!!)

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[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]All of the bridesmaids dressed were from different stores, but they all paired well together based on the color palette. Mixed plain dresses with floral dresses in pink, blue, and green. Some store the dresses were from: birdy grey, revelry, pippa & pearl, show me your mumu[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Beyond the beautiful design and intentional detail, the couple curated a wedding experience that tantalized the taste buds with a selection of Mexican desserts. From churros, pan dulce and tres leches, the individually served dessert spread at this wedding was a delicious tribute to the rich and diverse flavors of Mexico.[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Our florals were by the talented truth and blooms. We wanted an ombré meadow for the aisle, white florals blended to orange and peach tone florals. Our altar florals were in vintage Turkish pots rented from loot. We wanted the design of the ceremony to look like a Mexico City courtyard. We also had papel picado hanging from above!

Diana and Marco’s special day unfolded as a tribute to their love for heritage and design, capturing the essence of Mexico’s rich traditions through the inclusion of a live mariachi band, personalized maracas and custom designed mojigangas sourced directly from San Miguel de Allende. The couple’s unique personality continued to shine through in thoughtful details that adorned the venue. From monogrammed napkins that read “Los Zambranos”, to custom-designed bars and signage, every aspect of the wedding reflected the couple’s journey and shared interests.[/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The couple fed each other churros! To reflect Marco’s heritage!

We wanted a tres leches cake (a tradition in marcos family) but we weren’t able to have that kind of cake make in the shape I wanted with multiple tiers, so we had quakenbush design a cake cake and then had our caterer served tres leches dessert cups and churros![/field]
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[field title=”Special Detail #1″]Diana and Marco’s Mexico-inspired wedding was a visual feast, a celebration that fused tradition with trend in a spectacular display of love and joy. From the lively decor to the spirited entertainment, this fiesta of love will forever be etched in the hearts of all who attended.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]Live mariachi band, personalized maracas, and custom designed mojigangas sourced directly from San Miguel de Allende. [/field]
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Euro-Inspired Micro Wedding at Commodore Perry Estate in Austin

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Soft palette of cream, yellow, green, and pink[/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]Emily + Taylor envisioned an elevated garden party hosted at one of their favorite resort properties in Austin. They wanted the day to feel luxurious, european, and most of all – intimate. [/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]After Taylor took a “work trip” out to California where he took my parents to dinner and asked for their blessing to marry me, he totally caught me off guard the week after as we were heading out to dinner one night and got on one knee by the front door and asked me to marry him in our home. I was fully surprised and didn’t even notice that he had set the mood and was playing “If Not for You” by George Harrison on repeat as I was finishing getting ready and during his proposal. It was sweet and intimate and we celebrated with a delicious dinner and champagne! [/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Guests were greeted by pre-ceremony champagne as soon as they arrived onsite. After the ceremony, everyone enjoyed elevated southern bites such as Fried Green Tomatoes, Figs with Bacon & Cream Cheese, and Hushpuppies. Dinner was no exception to the Commodore’s high attention to detail and waitstaff provided tableside wine service as everyone began the meal with parker rolls and the spinach and pecan salad. For the heart of the meal, guests chose from BBQ chicken, a Roasted Beef Filet, and Roasted Cauliflower. [/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The vision for the design of the day was luxe garden. Emily + Taylor wanted high end details that would really wow their guests, all while keeping the day approachable and comfortable. Florals from By Maggie Peterson truly stole the show! From the grand grounded arch at the ceremony to the compote arrangements on the dining tables, they added a softness and luxurious touch to every surface they were placed on. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The couple had a simple, 2 tier cake adorned with floral. It was placed in one of the most eclectic rooms of the estate – The Garden Nook. [/field]
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[field title=”Special Detail #1″]Everything was special about it!! We loved having the live artist for the guests, that was a fun touch that none of them had experienced before. [/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]Also, I recently noticed in an article somewhere that Alex Cooper who recently got married walked toward her groom and seated guests instead of “down the aisle” and they were noting that as a new trend and I thought – I did that at my wedding months ago!! So that could be a fun thing to include as a special detail. [/field]
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Old World Italian Grandeur at Camp Lucy in Texas!

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Old world Italian grandeur meets a fresh colorful spin as lush spring blooms set the foundation for the editorial, combining vibrant florals, luxe details, and bold fashion.

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Spring palette of French blue, rose pink, muted orange, yellow, and soft purples[/field]
[field title=”The Venue”]Camp Lucy outside of Austin, Texas served as the beautiful venue featuring live oaks, spring foliage, and a rustic chapel to tie in to this Italian-inspired editorial.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]The bride’s gown by House of Flora featured a modern, 3d floral lace with a detached long sleeve and train for a luxe, modern, spring feel.[/field]
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[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The lush spring florals brought vibrant colors for a modern touch that acted against the old-world grandeur found in the table setting. The addition of fruit to the table added more color and texture to the vibrant florals. The menus, napkins, and plates provided an architectural and old-world accent to the design, while the wood tones of the chapel, chairs, and bar table added a rustic, European touch.[/field]
[field title=”Favorite Design Element”]My favorite design element was the table setting with the menu books, the printed napkins, and the intricate plates that added the old-world grandeur to the modern, vibrant florals.[/field]
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Pastels & Butterflies Enchant This English Garden Wedding in Texas

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Pastel pink, purple, and blue[/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]Annie and Bobby’s springtime wedding was inspired by butterflies and lush English gardens, which culminated in a charming celebration with regal panache. Pastel tones embraced their day in happy shades of pinks, purples, and blues. [/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]Annie and Bobby met at an ugly sweater party during their freshman year in college. Annie’s sorority had thrown the party, and since she knew Bobby would quickly get asked to the next function, she called “dibs” amongst her fellow classmates. At the next party, Annie and Bobby were dates, and by spring, they were officially dating. The couple moved to Houston together after graduation. Bobby proposed on the balcony of their apartment, overlooking the skyline. He surprised Annie by inviting some of their closest family and friends for an evening to remember. [/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Annie’s custom wedding dress was an avante-garde take on a classic mikado ballgown and included incredible off-the-shoulder sleeve poufs and a uniquely draped skirt. She paired this look with a handmade white floral headband and a cathedral-length veil scattered with pearls at the trim. She later changed into a mini dress with a custom sheer overlay of colorful beaded florals and white feathers. [/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]Annie’s bridesmaids donned baby blue satin gowns with off-the-shoulder necklines.[/field]
[field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Bobby’s tux was custom-made by Festari. The collar was monogrammed with the wedding date, and the inside of the jacket had a fun golf print. [/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Guests spent the evening dining on grilled beef tenderloin and roasted chicken roulade with whipped garlic potatoes, asparagus, and roasted pepper.[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Florals were the focal point of the reception, with a highlight on larger-than-life delphiniums, hand-picked tulips, and cloudlike plumes of hydrangeas. This also included hand-wired rose tendrils suspended from the ceiling, making an unforgettable statement above the dinner tables. Signage embraced delicate touches with butterfly cutouts and ribbon details. Tablescapes included blue and pink Ginori Oriente Italiano plates atop patterned tablecloths of florals and botanical embroidery. Doorways and stairways were flocked with greenery and soft blooms.[/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]Making way for the most edible garden delight was the white wedding cake, which towered nearly as high as the floral arrangements.[/field]
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[field title=”Special Detail #1″]The couple had custom-made pizza boxes for late-night bites, along with a cigar bar and an Ole Miss-themed bar on the patio.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]The couple honeymooned in Turks & Caicos: “We stayed at Grace Bay Club and did nothing but lay by the beach and pool for a week straight. We stayed on the adult side of the resort and were met with nothing but 5-star service.”[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]”The best piece of advice I could give is to secure a wedding planner in the area you are getting married in. Someone who is familiar with the vendors, the venues, etc. That way, you aren’t doing all the research, and they have recommendations fitted to your style, budget, etc.”[/field]
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Al Fresco Wedding Inspired by Lake Como at Laguna Gloria

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Blush, blue, peach, sage green[/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]The Shurtleffs were after a laid-back, cozy, and blissful feeling for their wedding. With long tables and an al fresco dinner, they achieved the feeling of an intimate dinner party. The design theme was a floral garden party with butterflies and pastel hues of blush and blue.[/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]Katy and Jared met while traveling to Boston for work. Katy was living in New York City and Jared was in Chicago at the time. A coworker set them up on their first date and they hit it off immediately. Three years and several cross-country moves later, Jared proposed in Florence, Italy and they tied the knot in Austin, Texas on September 8, 2023. [/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]The peplum lace overlay that Katy wore made its first debut in 1987 on her parents’ wedding day. Katy’s Mom made her wedding dress by hand, where she stitched every pearl to perfection with patience and the utmost care. Katy’s Dad “preserved” the heirloom in an oversized pillowcase and 36 years later, it remained in impeccable condition. Katy thoughtfully sourced the peau de soie silk for the custom made gown worn underneath to match the ivory bolero that she inherited. It was a beautiful way to incorporate her Mom’s presence in spirit. The welcome table included photos of Jared and Katy’s parents on their respective wedding days, with Katy’s late Mother in the dress topper that she wore in honor of her Mom. The lace is now back in the pillowcase time capsule hoping to be passed down to the next special bride in their family. [/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]Katy’s vision for bridesmaids dresses was to appear effortlessly coordinated. She curated a collection of dresses in complementary pastels. Katy’s cousins, her Maid and Matron of Honor, also wore peplum dresses as a subtle nod to Katy’s Mom’s handmade lace. The bridesmaids and flower girl dresses seamlessly blended with her design and whimsical tablescapes with details like fresh pears and personalized menus tying to the theme of butterflies and florals.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]The cocktail hour menu featured hand crafted “his and her” cocktails, Negroni and Spicy Ranch Water. The selection of passed hors-d’oeuvres included duck confit tacos, fried chicken sliders, and more! The vision for food was elevated while still being deliciously comfortable. Chipotle-peach glazed chicken and Shiner bock glazed short ribs were served al fresco under vintage festoon lights. Dinner was accompanied by a delicate string quartet and guests enjoyed sunset views overlooking Lake Austin and the gorgeous villa. Following heartfelt toasts and a surprise 70th birthday tribute to the groom’s father, the party transitioned to the tented lawn.[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Guests were greeted with chilled champagne as they strolled through the garden grounds to find their seats for the ceremony. Ceremony was held at the Temple of Love, a historical replica of a classic gazebo sited at the original entrance to Laguna Gloria. Florals were installed along the gazebo columns and thoughtfully placed as extensions of the overarching trees surrounding them. This created an intimate and secluded atmosphere that the couple hoped to achieve as they exchanged their written vows. Florals continued throughout the venue including a feature in the terrace fountain and along the tables where guests dined. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]Their wedding cake was a timeless white sleek cake accented by a sage green bow tied around. The tiered cake featured two different flavors – a deliciously crisp Lemon Raspberry and Almond Vanilla. [/field]
[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]Katy and Jared had their recessional to Here Comes the Sun after their first kiss as newlyweds.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #1″]Katy and Jared valued intentional time with their guests and family members. Rather than spend all of the afternoon and cocktail hour taking photos apart from each other, they opted for a first look to take portraits before the ceremony and kept wedding party photos to a minimum, allowing them to enjoy cocktail hour with their guests and family.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]The Ashley Austin Band gave a spectacular performance after dinner, getting guests involved in singing and dancing and inviting the bride and groom on stage. Katy and Jared ended the night with a dirty-dancing style lift on stage! The guests went wild and cheered, a fitting finale for their incredible party.[/field]
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A Laurel, Pear, and Artichoke Color Palette at Camp Lucy

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[field title=”The Inspiration”]This shoot beautifully harmonizes nature’s wild elegance with the sleek precision of modern design. From the luxurious velvet backdrop and intricately patterned tablecloth to the lush greenery and delicate florals adorning the cake, table, and couch, it seamlessly blends the organic with the contemporary.[/field]
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To go with the organic opulence theme, the colors in our palette are all those found in nature. The palette consists of these colors: pearl, mist, laurel, pear, and artichoke.

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[field title=”The Venue”]Camp Lucy’s Sacred Oaks wedding venue was chosen for the shoot’s location because it’s surrounded by nature. The venue’s natural aesthetic helped highlight the organic opulence theme.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Kinsley Couture Bridal provided our statement wedding gown. The dress, designed by ENAURA, featured laser cut and embroidered flowers and a romantic sweetheart neckline.[/field]
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[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The elegant white florals, designed by Emily Kaye, and were used to create luxe drama for the portrait backdrop, tablescape, and cake and escort card stations. White flowers, including but not limited to ranunculus, orchids, and roses, were chosen so that the greens and blues found in the table linens, napkins, and escort card display could pop.[/field]
[field title=”Favorite Design Element”]The tablescape is one of our favorite design elements of the shoot. It is both timeless and modern. It combines classic white dinnerware, gold flatware, and crystal glassware, with whimsically unique table linens and blue napkins provided by Nuage Designs Inc. [/field]
[field title=”Tips To Pull Off The Look”]To recreate our model’s bridal look, ask your hair and makeup artist for a neutral palette and a low bun with dainty loose pieces. Pair with designer accessories from Gucci, Chanel, and Cult Gaia.[/field]
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A Colorful Celebration at Villa Antonia With a Spectacular 6-Foot Floral Arch

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]AML Weddings designed a stunning European inspired wedding that complimented the Spanish inspired venue, Villa Antonia.

AML Weddings meticulous attention to detail, combined with the timeless charm of Villa Antonia and the allure of a Tuscan summer palette, culminates in a a wedding celebration that is as enchanting as it is unforgettable[/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]Peri envisioned a Tuscan summer getaway for the vibes of their wedding. Villa Antonia features a European-inspired design and architecture, providing a touch of elegance and sophistication to any event. It sits on a sprawling 10-acre estate with breathtaking views of the surrounding hills, making it a popular choice for couples seeking a picturesque backdrop for their wedding day. Butterfly ranunculus & spray roses complimented the lush apricot lisianthus in the floral recipe creating a stunning sweep of crisp colorful abundance. [/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Guests were greeted with Lavender Lemonade, adorned with custom acrylic names with their table numbers delicately placed on the rim, adding a personalized touch to each mocktail. For those craving a kick of spice, “The Teddi” Spicy Margarita tantalized taste buds with its blend of tequila, triple sec, and fresh lime juice, its rim dusted with Tajin and garnished with fiery jalapeño slices. Meanwhile, “The Abe” Old Fashioned beckoned those with a taste for tradition, featuring a smooth mix of whiskey, bitters, and simple syrup, elevated by a twist of fresh orange peel. As guests mingled, they indulged in delectable bites, including I Port Braised Fig Crostini adorned with herbed goat cheese and fig jam, each bite a harmonious balance of sweet and savory. The air was filled with the aroma of Grilled Chimichurri Beef Kebabs, perfectly charred and bursting with flavor, enticing guests to savor every mouthful. [/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]A breathtaking focal point of the wedding ceremony was the stunning 6-foot floral arch adorned with Butterfly ranunculus and spray roses, perfectly complementing the lush apricot lisianthus. This captivating display not only provided a picturesque backdrop for the couple’s vows but also added a touch of whimsical elegance to the entire event, leaving guests in awe of its beauty.
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[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The groom’s cake took center stage, boasting layers of rich double chocolate infused with luscious Nutella, each bite a heavenly indulgence complemented by hand-dipped chocolate-covered strawberries, adding a touch of decadence to the celebration. The bride’s cake stood as a testament to love’s diverse flavors, featuring three layers of exquisite tastes. From the refreshing tang of lemon raspberry to the velvety richness of red velvet adorned with sumptuous chocolate ganache, and finally, the enchanting blend of German chocolate, harmonizing cocoa, coconut, and pecans in a symphony of sweetness.[/field]
[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]Nick’s voice trembled with so much emotion, he poured out his love, promising to cherish Peri for eternity, through every joy and challenge that life would bring. Tears welled up in the eyes of their guests, especially their parents, as they witnessed the depth of his commitment. Their words resonated with authenticity and vulnerability, leaving everyone present awestruck by the power of their love.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #1″]As a sweet token of appreciation, guests were treated to wedding favors tailored to the couple’s individual tastes: miniature Twix bars, a nod to his favorite treat, and packs of Sour Patch Watermelon candies, a delightful homage to hers. These personalized gifts added a touch of sweetness to the festivities, ensuring that each guest departed with a cherished memento of the joyful celebration.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]During the reception, a delightful summer favorite awaited guests: a s’mores bar, beckoning with graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate for guests to craft their perfect fireside treat. This thoughtful detail added a cozy and nostalgic touch to the celebration, inviting everyone to gather around the fire and savor the warmth of the evening.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]Guests were invited to leave their mark on the couple’s special day by signing Jenga blocks, transforming the classic game into a unique and interactive guest book. Meanwhile, elegant white parasols provided relief from the summer sun during the reception, offering guests both shade and style as they celebrated the joyous occasion.[/field]
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All Things Pretty and Pink at Boxwood Manor in Texas!

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]The wedding colors were shades of pink and burgundy. [/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]I wanted the wedding to be traditional and timeless, with a hint of a whimsical garden presence. Most importantly, I wanted all things bright, happy, and pink![/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]Ben and I got engaged near my parent’s wedding anniversary, so the proposal was disguised as an anniversary celebration for them. He proposed to me under a beautiful oak tree with a picnic of champagne and strawberries. All our friends and family members were there, and the celebrations lasted well into the night. We all sang karaoke for hours. [/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]The wedding dress designer was Eva Lendel; my dress was the Lika dress. I fell in love with the elegance of the gown and the detachable cape for a subtle change after the ceremony. [/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]The bridesmaid’s dresses were the most elegant one-shoulder dresses. They were a soft blush color, and I felt like the style was timeless while still chic and modern. [/field]
[field title=”Groomsman Attire”]My husband and his groomsmen got their attire from The Black Tux. They wore a classic tuxedo that was timeless, traditional, and will never go out of style.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Keeping in line with a traditional wedding feel, we opted for a plated meal—more than anything, guests tend to remember the food. We served a two-course meal, beginning with a salad and moving on to an option of braised short rib or chicken Wellington.

Our signature drinks were very in line with our personalities. The bride’s drink was fruity, pink, and fresh, while the groom’s was an old fashion. [/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Lush and feminine garden-style florals full of delicate blooms and trailing vines exude an elegant and timeless charm.

Florals were used to surround the wedding cake, reminiscent of a picturesque floral meadow, creating a whimsical atmosphere and encapsulating the beauty of a serene garden setting. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The wedding cake was the height of nine tiers and covered in buttercream with cream cheese filling. It had a vintage and romantic feel, rich textures, and elegant edible lace.[/field]
[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]Words have always been significant to me. I knew that the music, vows, and speeches would be something that I was very methodical about. Our pastor asked us to write down our favorite things about each other. We both put a lot of thought and explanation into these three things. It was read aloud by him during our ceremony and is still one of my most treasured parts of the wedding.

I walked down the aisle to the piano version of “I Have Nothing” by Whitney Houston—that first soft key at the beginning of the song made for a memorable entrance. [/field]
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Spring Garden Wedding at Woodbine Mansion

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]White, Cream, Blush, Peach, and Small touches of Lavender [/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]Happy, Fun, Whimsical, Garden Party[/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]After 4 years and a dog together, Nick began to prepare for the surprise of Chelsea’s life. As she regularly does, Chelsea was planning to meet up with some girl friends for drinks after work over on the Austin’s east side. It was Friday February 25th, 2023, extra memorable because of the record-holding cold temperature that hit Texas that week. After getting dropped off by her Uber at Sekrit Theater, Chelsea turns the corner to hear instrumental music playing and a picture frame with a handwritten love note waiting for her. Turns out, Nick had planned a beautiful three-part proposal with the help of Chelsea’s two best friends. After Chelsea said “YES!!!”, they met their families for an intimate dinner at Juniper followed by a surprise with all of their local Austin friends waiting to celebrate with them at Central Machine Works. [/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Nick and Chelsea were delighted with their decision to go with SoHo Catering for their wedding! Throughout the reception, many guests raved about the delicious food. The menu included Braised Short Rib, Pecan Crusted Chicken, Green Beans, Mac & Cheese, and a definite crowd-pleaser – the bread rolls! Rebecca from SoHo was a pleasure to work with from beginning to end. The signature drinks were never up for debate as the couple knew what they wanted early on. For Nick, he went with the classic Old Fashioned topped off with a “G” engraved ice cube. Chelsea had to have her favorite espresso martini that flowed through an ice luge, also courtesy of Spectrum Ice. However, the most popular might have been the “Rusty-rita” which was a spicy margarita with a tajin rim complete with a stir stick of their dog Rusty. [/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Working hand in hand with Simply XO Events during the design process was so much fun. They made everything feel collaborative from talking through the ceremony design, design of the reception in the tent, to even the small details such as the design of the dance floor, lighting, and rented bar. Once the couple booked Heather with Reverie Floristry, they knew they were going to be taken care of. Heather took the design deck from Simply XO Events & brought the color palette to life. She knew which areas were important to the couple, and what mattered vs didn’t matter to them. The bride, Chelsea, had fallen in love with the idea of a tan & white checkered dance floor, which served as the focal point of their mood board early on. The clear-top tent was transformed with luscious white draping, cascading twinkle lights, and clusters of rattan fixtures wrapped in greenery. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The wedding cake selection process was one of the easiest of them all. Immediately upon meeting Brittany from @Morganpearlcakes and describing their vision for the cake, Chelsea and Nick knew they could trust her. Opting for a stunning white 5-tiered cake in a sleek, modern design complete with scalloped detailing, their cake commanded attention as the centerpiece inside of Woodbine Mansion’s cake room. [/field]
[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]Upon entering the ceremony, guests were greeted with Champagne & Topo Chico bottles along with the sound of live piano from The Nightowls band. The ceremony began to Nick, the bridal party and family walking down the aisle to the instrumental version of Bruno Mars’, “Marry you”. The bride’s recessional was to a rendition of “Here comes the sun”, a fitting tribute to the delightful April weather that graced their special day. During the ceremony, the couple chose to express their vows to one another, leaving not a single dry eye in the audience. One very special detail to the couple was that the same Pastor who married the bride’s parents was able to marry the two of them, 36 years later. [/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #1″]There was no shortage of ways Nick & Chelsea incorporated their dog, Rusty, into their wedding details. From his seamless walk down the aisle in his custom tuxedo from @barkandgo, to the hand-painted champagne bottle with his portrait from @petportraitsbycaitlin, and finally cut-out Rusty heads as props in the Mir-Mir photo booth. With him being such a huge part of their lives & love story, Rusty needed his time to shine as well. [/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]As silver streamers pop around them, Nick and Chelsea departed down the mansion’s steps with The Nightowls second line parade following behind. For their getaway vehicle, the couple rented a gorgeous toffee cream vintage car. In fact, the same car was featured months earlier in their “Save the Date” engagement shoot at their favorite date night spot, Mattie’s. Leaving it’s mark on each stage of their growing love story, but now as husband and wife! [/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]As an ode to one of their first dates, the couple had Via313 pizza delivered as their late night snack in order to keep the guests fueled for more time on the dance floor! Our only advice to couples planning would be to order MORE as the pizza was such a hit and went too fast. [/field]
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