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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Ice Blue, Gray, Taupe, Cream[/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]Our design process began with the desire to honor both the historic romance and modernity found at Columbus Museum of Art. Ultimately the design was a direct reflection of the couple. The celebration felt soft, joyous, romantic yet modern. [/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]The annual PGA Memorial Tournament in Dublin, OH was taking place in May of 2023 and Nick convinced Larissa he needed her to accompany him to a post tournament client event at Antiques on High, a local cocktail lounge where Nick and Larissa had their first date (which lasted 9 hours!) and a spot they frequent with friends on the weekend. The day of, unsuspecting Larissa couldn’t be roused from a nap until 10 minutes before they had to depart for the “client event”. Unphased, Larissa febrezed a dress from the laundry hamper and brushed her hair on the way to the car while Nick observed nervously. Upon arrival, Larissa couldn’t stop commenting on how awkward it was to have roses on the ground at a client event and questioning why no one had shown up yet. It wasn’t until Larissa spotted the photographer in the corner that she realized what was happening. Exactly 1 year later, Larissa said yes to forever in the same spot where they had their first date and celebrated with spicy margs, the same cocktails they had when meeting.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Bride Larissa wore “Fairmont” by Jane Hill styled by Harper and Ivory Bridal. The strapless gown was the perfect combination of modern and romantic. Paired perfectly with Larissa’s something blue Manolo Blahnik slingbacks.[/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]Bridesmaids wore varying styles by Show Me Your Mumu.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]For dinner, guests enjoyed butter poached filet and seared scallops prepared by the Columbus Museum of Art culinary team. Specialty cocktails included spicy margaritas and espresso martinis. Late night indulgence offered local pizza delivery and tacos. [/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Both the ceremony and reception spaces were centered around dreams of larger than life floral installation. Larissa and Nick’s ceremony space sported a 15 foot garden arch with lush meadow arrangements to frame seating. While, a vast cloud of baby’s breath and custom fabricated light shades became the center of the reception design. Morgan and the Blooms by Morgan team executed flawlessly. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The wedding cake was five tiers styled with a cascade of roses and hellebores by Lavender and Honey. Each tier was a different flavor with the largest tier being the bride’s favorite earl grey.[/field]
[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]Larissa and her mother walked down the aisle hand in hand to a harp and violin duo.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #1″]To keep tradition with Bride Larissa’s parents, all flowers were donated via Stems for Seniors to local nursing homes and Hospice care. Over one hundred and twenty arrangements were delivered across Columbus in the following days.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]Larissa and Nick spent a month honeymooning abroad. Their journey began in the ancient city of Athens, Greece learning about Greek mythology and marveling at the historical ruins. From there, they island hopped the picturesque Cyclades where they enjoyed incredible cuisine and pristine beaches. After a few blissful weeks in the Greek islands, Nick and Larissa embarked on a once-in-a-lifetime safari in Tanzania, Africa. Surrounded by the majestic Serengeti plains and descending into the Ngorongoro crater, they witnessed incredible wildlife sightings from game drives and sunrise hot air balloon rides. Nick and Larissa’s honeymoon was a magical blend of cultures, relaxation, and adventure, creating memories that will last a lifetime.[/field]
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Photography: Lauren Lee Photography | Cinematography: PandA Video | Event Design: Alexa Kate Events | Event Planning: Alexa Kate Events | Floral Design: Blooms by Morgan | Dress: Harper and Ivory Bridal | Cake: Lavender and Honey Cakery | Band: Stee Toe Stiletto | String Quartet: Columbus Musicians, LLC | Beauty: Jenielle Jensen | Beauty: Isabelle O'Neil Beauty | Day of Paper: Poeme | Installations: Grace K Design | Linens: BBJ La Tavola | Location: Columbus Museum Of Art | Rentals: Something Vintage Rentals | Rentals: Aiden & Grace

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]The wedding colors chosen for this wedding revolved around the Lowcountry — lots of greens, with pops of oranges, blues, peaches, creams, and pinks. [/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]The vision was truly to celebrate the Lowcountry, from the alligators featured on the invitation suite to the rattan details featured at each guest table. [/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Oh my word, the wedding gown! It was a stunning piece from Martina Liana that, alone, was beyond incredible, but combined with the off-the-shoulder puff-sleeve cape, blew everyone away! The bride also added a stunning veil with hand-stitched florals, tying together her bridal look with every bit of florals. [/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]The bridesmaids chose their own dresses in floral patterns that allowed each bridesmaid’s personality to shine while adding a lot of depth to the design of the wedding day.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Cocktail hour featured passed champagne, hors d’Oeuvres, and raw oysters. Dinner was a seated meal with local fish, pasta, and steak.[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The bride, along with Casa Felix, designed an invitation suite that showcased her favorite things about the Lowcountry — palm and palmetto fronds, alligators, and tropical colors. The floral design was based around that, with touches of tropical oranges and yellows and lush white blooms throughout the bouquets and centerpieces. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The wedding cake was a stunning, three tiered treat with simple, clean lines and surrounded by gorgeous florals — and the best part was: the cake was funfetti![/field]
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[field title=”Special Detail #1″]The couple ADORES the game of golf and frequently plays together. Their cocktail hour featured a putting green for the guests (and eventually the couple!) to enjoy.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]The groom’s best man was his brother who also officiated their wedding! Knowing the couple’s history and some hilarious anecdotes added a personal, beautiful touch to the ceremony.[/field]
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Photography: Alex Thornton | Cinematography: Hart to Heart Media | Event Planning: Spencer Special Events | Floral Design: Em Creative Floral | Wedding Dress: Wedding Atelier | Invitations: Casa Felix | Reception Venue: Sea Pines Resort | Groom's Attire: Suit Supply | Beauty: Bride's Side Beauty

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]”Black and white with a ton of candles and elegantly placed flowers.”[/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]”It was really important to us that our wedding feel intimate, that everyone that was there was someone who was significant to us in our journey either separately or as a couple. It turned into a weekend party to celebrate our love with friends and family!”[/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]Teddi Wright found her happily ever after. The former “Bachelor” contestant, first introduced her then boyfriend in January of 2023 as the two celebrated with her first ever New Year’s Kiss. As he doesn’t have social media and she wanted to protect their relationship in its early stages, the world didn’t know much else – other than how this new love gave her butterflies – until their engagement in April. “So this is love …,” she began. “I am engaged and feel so blessed I get to spend forever with my best friend. I’ve been crying for days since it’s happened and it still feels like a dream.” She then admired her fiance’s engagement ring selection, saying, “Can we take a moment for how good my fiancé (omg) and @jeandousset did on the ring. I feel like the luckiest girl in the world!! Now let’s get me married.” When you know, you know and Teddi was ready to become Mrs. Meyers! The couple dove into planning and tied the knot in November, ending the year as husband and wife.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]”I wore a Grace Loves Lace dress and am so happy with the choice! It was satin and high neck in the front that made it feel very timeless and classy but low back and sexy in the back. I just felt so confident in it and like a bride when I put it on and I knew it was my dress right away! I changed into a mini strapless white dress for the after party and it was so fun!”[/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]The bridesmaids choose their own dresses in various pastel hues. [/field]
[field title=”Groomsman Attire”]The groomsmen donned black suits with white open-collar shirts, while the groom wore a black tux and bowtie.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]”We had a plated dinner of chicken and steak, it was so good and our friends and family all raved about it! As the night continued on we had a s’mores bar for our guests to make s’mores by the bonfires outside.”[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Peonies were out of season, but are Teddi’s favorite flower, so she was very hopeful to incorporate peonies into her day in some way. “Somehow my florist worked his magic and I had the most beautiful peony bridal bouquet! I also wanted flowers ‘planted like a garden’ down the aisle and it turned out so beautiful.”[/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]”We had a vintage style heart cake that was classic vanilla flavor that was delicious. We also had lemon cake for our guests to enjoy.”[/field]
[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]”My husband’s favorite song is ‘Is This Love’ by Bob Marley, so I found a beautiful cover of the song that was perfect for me to walk down the aisle to! We wrote handwritten vows for our private first look to read to each other and then said the traditional vows during the ceremony surrounded by our family and friends. My father in law was the officiant for the wedding, it made it feel very personal and special to us to have someone so close to us help seal our union. We decided to do a private communion during our ceremony as our first act as husband and wife, it was very special!”[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #1″]”All of our siblings were in our wedding. My brother walked my mother down the aisle. His brothers were in the groomsmen party. My sister was my maid of honor and walked down the aisle with her husband and 2 sons as the ring bearers, they looked so cute in their tiny suits! My other sister and my now sister in law walked down the aisle with their husbands and daughters as the flower girls in tutus and flower crowns. It was really special for our siblings to have these roles as it felt like seeing the love in the generations that came before us walking down the aisle before I walked down to my now husband.”[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]”One memory I loved was the groomsmen party picking my mom up and throwing her around in the air like she was crowd surfing during the dancing portion, it was a memory we will all remember and laugh about for years to come!”[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]”Our wedding was everything we had wanted it to be and so much more, definitely a dream come true and a day we will remember for the rest of our lives.”[/field]
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Photography: Stephanie Lynn Co | Videography: Sam Bennett Media | Floral Design: Flowers By Edgar | Cake: Flour and Bloom Cakes | Entertainment: Second Song | Transportation: First Class Transportation | Venue: Solage Calistoga | Content Creator: My Biggest Adventure | Planning & Design: CMG Weddings & Events | Signage: Maxwell Builds & Designs | Wedding Submission Services: Published Pretty

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]peach, blush, ochre, butter yellows, and soft blues[/field]
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Imagine a vision of ultimate unity; a French Provencal-inspired garden party weekend, setting the backdrop for bringing together the bride and groom’s families–separated by whole oceans and continents in between. Think of a celebration brimming with love, romance, and timeless traditions; where every game played or laughter shared becomes another cherished memory for future generations’ storytelling, while each detail harmonizes in a symphony of classic elegance and sweet enchantment. Our inspiration was deeply rooted in the venue’s design, creating a destination feel with carefully chosen elements that amplify its historical beauty and French Provencal charm. Think antiquated wood pieces and intricately-laced linens, delicate pressed glass, and dustings of gold throughout, all tied together with lush florals for an extravagant design.

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[field title=”Proposal Story”]Adrina & Scott’s proposal is reminiscent of their entire story, deeply romantic, intimate, and perfectly encapsulating the two of them to celebrate the shared moment. Taking place on Adrina’s rooftop in their now shared home in Newport, CA, Scott dropped his knee upon decorating the space with red roses and candle lights bountifully scattered around, with the words “marry me” lighting up the space and the night sky around them.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Our Bride worked alongside the Monique Lhuillier Bride team to create her custom bridal look, with the bride herself expressing “I immediately fell in love with her airy, romantic and feminine designs. After getting engaged, I knew there was only one designer I wanted for my wedding dress. Having a clear vision in mind for the dress, I worked with the Monique Lhullier team changing fabrics and adding little details, making my vision come to life. This dress is everything and more to me, a dream”.
For finishing touches, Adrina adorned herself with a Jennifer Behr tiara, complete with a floral motif crystal arrangement that further complemented her gown’s lacework. Other final details include Loeffler Randall heels as well as the childhood cross necklace serving as the final elements.
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[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]For the bridal party, Adrina quickly fell in love with V. Chapmans gown collections – particularly the Carmel Valley Rose designs that quickly sold out on release. Through the months ahead of the wedding day, and up until the last minute, we collected the gowns from various retailers to complete the bridal party look to perfection…very much worth all the internet scouring as the final look was quite literally perfection![/field]
[field title=”Groomsman Attire”]For the groomsmen attire, all were fashioned via Men’s Warehouse.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Following the ceremony, guests were welcomed into the L’Orangerie’s open terrace area for cocktail hour overlooking the Lavender Fields. Cal-A-Vie’s selection of light aperitifs and a full bar, accompanied with a classical orchestra trio’s invited guests into the perfect atmosphere.The Bride and Groom toasted their guest with His and Hers cocktails: a Cucumber & Gin Spritz as well as an Old Fashioned.
Moving into Reception, guests gathered inside the L’Orangerie for a heartfelt prayer, followed by a wine pour and searing dining. Cal-A-Vie’s culinary team brought forth an inspired menu featuring a multi-course selection of french-inspired cuisine. The first course offered was a mixed greens salad featuring local, organic produce fillings and a poppyseed vinaigrette. A basil
and mint sorbet served as the palate cleanser before guests enjoyed their choice of Wagyu Beef Tenderloin, Wild King Salmon, or Caramelized Cauliflower Steak for the main course.
To close the reception dining, Adrina & Scott delighted their guests with a local favorite, Mangiamo Gelato. Throughout the evening, guests indulged in their favorite gelato flavors, a sweet homage to Adrina’s late grandfather, affectionately remembered as a connoisseur of chocolate desserts and the inspiration behind the celebration’s gelato stand, fittingly named “Vahe’s Gelato”.
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[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Given the venue’s awe-inspiring architecture –structures quite literally imported from France–, the understated elegance provided the ideal backdrop for florals to take center stage. Tularosa Flowers adorned every corner with lavish, sprawling blooms; cascading abundantly from every table top and spilling over every urn turned ‘just so’, creating a beautiful color story saturated with peaches, blushes, buttery yellows and the softest of blues.
Perhaps most striking was the ceremony design, featuring a floral aisle that delicately ascended to the altar and lay pooling around the Bride and Groom’s feet. Prior to the ceremony start, guests had been welcomed into the chapel’s surrounding rose garden before taking their seats, setting the stage for the perfect reveal and enchanting celebration to follow.
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[field title=”Wedding Cake”]Lila Cake Shop brought forth a four tiered strawberry-shortcake creation adorned with abstract buttercream blossoms of soft blush, muted peach, beige, and cream tones, each delicately accented with touches of gold leaf tucked into each bloom. Prior to an intimate cake cutting by the Bride and Groom, the piece was elegantly displayed in the L’Orangerie for guests to peek at throughout the reception.
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[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]In staying true to tradition, the Bride and Groom opted for a traditional Armenian Christian Orthodox ceremony, complete with songs, prayers, crownings and other forms of blessing. Amidst the obvious romance of the ceremony, Scott brought extra sweetness in speaking Armenian (a New Zealand native himself), a sweet surprise filling the chapel with adoring sentiments from guests and Adrina’s family.
In terms of music, the Bride and Groom curated a meaningful playlist featuring classical renditions of Coldplay’s “Paradise” and “Sky full of Stars,” as well as the Goo Goo Dolls “Iris”. Each song held special significance, representing sweet memories and shared milestones. Just outside the chapel, an orchestra trio set the tone with enchanting renditions of each selection through the ceremony processes and following cocktail hour.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #1″]In guiding guests to their seats, we designed a charming “Ring in the Love” escort display. Antique bells, each inscribed with the guest’s seating arrangement, carried a message inviting guests to “ring for love,” signaling the Bride & Groom’s kisses throughout the evening – an invitation gladly obliged by Adrina & Scott.
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[field title=”Special Detail #2″]The Bride & Groom shared an intimate ‘first touch’, sharing a sweet prayer prior to the Ceremony’s start and clasping hands just outside the chapel’s doors. They saved the first look for the aisle, stealing a quiet moment together at the start of the reception to cherish the beginning of their newlywed bliss.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]After the Father-Daughter dance, Adrina surprised her father with a second dance to an acoustic rendition of Tina Turner’s “Simply the Best”. This heartfelt gesture made for a sweet moment, celebrating their bond with intentionality and love.[/field]
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Photography: Sposto Photography | Videography: Current Films | Coordination: de la Planning | Florals: Tularosa Flowers | Gown: Monique Lhuillier | Cake: Lila Cake Shop | Shoes: Loeffler Randall | Makeup: Makeup by Shadi | Ceremony and Reception: Cal A Vie Health Spa Salon | DJ & String Trio: Dart Collective | Design and Planning: Anoushig Events | Escort Backdrop: The Joy Haven | Gelato: Mangiamo Gelato | Rentals: BBJ La Tavola | Rentals: Adore Folklore | Rentals: Bright Event Rentals | Rentals: Casa de Perrin | Rentals: Found Rental Co.

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Soft blue, champagne, blush, tender pink, peach and greens[/field]
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Brooke and Ryan dreamed of a romantic and timeless wedding in Europe. Initially, they considered Tuscany in Italy and Austria due to their emotional attachment to both countries. After visiting several venues in Italy, I suggested they visit Villa Palagina before traveling to Austria, and they fell in love at first sight. Their celebration spanned three days, including a dinner among the vineyards and a pool party. They chose to have a classic, classy, and romantic wedding, with each detail carefully selected to complement the villa’s natural beauty and formal gardens.

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[field title=”Proposal Story”]From the Groom: I proposed to Brooke at the end of the summer at my parent’s lake house in the South Carolina mountains. I chose this place because it is somewhere we spend a lot of time, and even lived on occasion – including during the pandemic and prior to moving to New York. I wanted to propose in a place we would return to regularly and be reminded of those times we enjoyed at the lake and with my parents, as well as always be reminded of this happy time. For the proposal, I sent Brooke on a scavenger hunt around the house and yard, leaving notes in various places with stories highlighting the reasons I love her. The second-to-last note directed Brooke outside to a waterfall decorated with flowers, where I was waiting with a final note asking Brooke to marry me, and the ring. I had flown in Brooke’s parents for the weekend, and they surprised Brooke by coming out just after she said yes! Our two families went on to a celebratory dinner in the mountains, followed by a lovely weekend on the lake. [/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]I fell in love with my dress from Daalarna. It was elegant, sensual, and timeless, exactly what I had envisioned. I adored wearing it; it was incredibly comfortable, which was crucial for me, especially since I got married in the summer. My shoes were from Alexandre Birman, and they matched my style and gown perfectly.[/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]For my bridesmaids’ dresses, I chose a color that perfectly matches our bucolic theme, and they looked absolutely stunning in it.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Embracing the Italian spirit, Brooke and Ryan ensured that Aperol Spritzes were always present throughout their three-day celebration. They curated a menu featuring traditional Tuscan cuisine, delighting their guests with authentic flavors and local delicacies.[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The ceremony unfolded in the villa’s enchanting garden overlooking the vineyard. Sartorial Floral crafted a lush floral backdrop, featuring a semi-arch that perfectly framed the breathtaking views. The reception table was set on the villa’s terrace, right in front of the elegant facade, adorned with floral garlands that cascaded to the ground. String lights created a magical ceiling above the table, beside the formal garden. Even the musicians’ stage was decorated with flowers, maintaining the same elegant theme.[/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]When in Italy, do as the Italians do! We opted for the crunchy and delicious millefoglie wedding cake. Cutting it was great fun, especially with sparkling fountains and fireworks lighting up the night as we opened a bottle of champagne.[/field]
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[field title=”Special Detail #2″]GROOM: On my reaction to Brooke’s dress: I thought it was perfect, the perfect balance of timelessness and modernity. I think Brooke and I were both nervous because we are so used to making our decisions together, so this was a big one for her to have to make on her own! As I expected she would, however, she chose wonderfully and looked absolutely stunning. [/field]
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Photography: Katerina Kutas | Cinematography: Cinemotions | Event Planning: Umbria Weddings and Events | Floral Design: SARTORIA FLOREALE | Wedding Dress: Daalarna | Brides Shoes: Alexandre Birman | Bridesmaids' Dresses: Amsale | Catering: da burde | DJ: radiokings | Groom's Attire: Mantoni | Groom's Attire: Stubbs And Wootton | Wedding Venue: Villa la Palagina | Furniture Rental: Preludio Noleggi | HMUA: Barbara Corso | Lighting Rentals: Lorenzo D'Anna Service | Sparkling fountains: Gianvittorio Pirtotecnica

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Blush, peach, pink, green, white[/field]
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A vibrant spring energy unfurled through roses and outdoor simplicity as Alexa and Casey’s wedding highlighted elevated details through a natural garden aesthetic. The Commodore Perry Estate in Austin, Texas, provided acres of private gardens surrounding the historic mansion for the perfect upscale but relaxed European-inspired retreat.

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[field title=”Proposal Story”]Alexa was caught by surprise when she came downstairs one day to find Casey and his family gathered in the backyard. She was visiting her parents in Houston, believing Casey was busy with work as usual. Little did she know, Casey had orchestrated a secret plan, bringing his family from Dallas to her family home. Surrounded by their closest relatives, Casey proposed to Alexa in the yard, creating a beautiful, intimate moment to start their next chapter.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Alexa’s minimalist gown by Ramona Keveza paired beautifully with her veil, as moments of the veil’s floral applique added a softness and dimension to her look. She later changed into a flirty second look, featuring a mini dress with a cascading tulle train covered in tiny flowers and statement party platforms.[/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]The bridal party donned garden party pinks, dressed in gowns with touches of lace, bows, and ruffles. [/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Guests enjoyed seated al fresco drinks dining while watching the Texas sun set.[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The dreamy ceremony was hosted in the gardens, framed by a gentle hedge line and a backdrop of oak trees. Springtime pink blooms and orange cream-colored roses lined the aisle and formed a stunning archway. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The couple’s four-tiered, flower-adorned wedding cake sat in a centerpiece of fresh soft peach florals.[/field]
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Photography: Kelly Hornberger Photography | Floral Design: Stems Floral Design + Event Styling | Dress: Romona Keveza | Bakery: Simon Lee Bakery | Stationery: Anticipate Invitations | Bride's Shoes: Christian Dior | Bride's Shoes: Mach and Mach | Catering: Commodore Perry Estate | Ceremony Music: Barton Strings | Beauty: Estilo Salon | Beauty: Lovelykind Beauty | Dress Store: Casa de Novia Bridal Couture | Groom's Shoes: To Boot NY | Groom’s Attire: Zegna | Lighting & A/V: Austin Event Lighting | Reception Music: jordan kahn orchestra | Wedding Planner & Designer: Belle Events

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This western chic editorial aims to capture the essence of the West while immersing ourselves in the frontier’s allure. We incorporated pops of color and rich textures to enhance the visual appeal. The result is a striking blend of classic Western style and contemporary fashion.

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Blue, tan, green[/field]
[field title=”The Venue”]Still Meadow Farm, VA[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]This enchanting wedding gown features intricate lace detailing and a dramatic train, exuding elegance and sophistication. The strapless sweetheart neckline and fitted bodice create a timeless, feminine silhouette, perfect to put a feminine spin on a western chic wedding. [/field]
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[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The florals, designed by the world-renowned Holly Chapple, bring an earthy and abundant floral recipe to the space at Still Meadow Farm. The arrangement features a harmonious blend of vibrant blooms and lush greenery, creating a natural and organic aesthetic. Each floral element adds a touch of elegance and rustic charm, perfectly complementing the serene farm setting.[/field]
[field title=”Favorite Design Element”]The favorite design element includes the stunning circular ketubah and the beautifully crafted ceremony site. This unique layout introduces a captivating layered dimension to the space, enhancing its visual depth and charm. It serves as a perfect example of how couples can infuse their own flair and personality into the venue. The circular ketubah, in particular, symbolizes unity and completeness, adding a meaningful touch to the overall aesthetic and creating a memorable experience for everyone present.[/field]
[field title=”Tips To Pull Off The Look”]We encourage couples to explore their venue and draw inspiration from its colors, textures, and unique elements, then blend these with their personal style. The results can be truly breathtaking when you step beyond the confines of your Pinterest board. Embracing the natural beauty and character of your venue allows for a design that is both deeply personal and remarkably unique.[/field]
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Photography: Chelsey Barhorst | Event Design: Terry Kaye Events | Event Planning: Jessica Ashley Events | Floral Design: Cedar & Lime Collective | Floral Design: Holly Heider Chapple Flowers LTD | Wedding Dress: Zakaa Couture | Wedding Dress: Chantel Lauren Designs | Cake: The Cake Bee | Invitations: Leah Letters | Invitations: Look Good on Paper Co. | Reception Venue: Still Meadow Farms | DJ: DJ Phlipz | Men's Attire: The Black Tux | Beauty: Amie Decker Beauty | Experiences: Hat Pin by Angie | Rentals: BBJ La Tavola | Rentals: Nuage Designs | Rentals: Sugarplum Tents | Rentals: Select Event Group | Rentals: Curated Events | Rentals: Something Vintage Rentals | Rentals: Bella Villa Vintage Rentals

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Blue, green, white[/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]With deep roots in South Carolina, Katherine and Brock hosted an intimate wedding along the May River, cherishing the rare opportunity to gather loved ones in a place of profound familial and emotional significance. Their ceremony took place on the bluff overlooking the river marshland, where bursts of blue flowers adorned the pathway leading to the altar, as Lowcountry dolphins were spotted swimming in the distance. [/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]Contrary to traditional dating advice, Katherine didn’t even have to leave her house to meet Brock. While hosting a party with her roommates, one of them invited her coworkers, who happened to be men working in tech. That night, she met Brock. Over the years, Katherine has spent every summer visiting her family in Bluffton, South Carolina. As her relationship with Brock blossomed, so did their connection to this family property. The May River became a special place for them — it was where Katherine and Brock first said, “I love you.” They shared many heart-to-heart moments, including a memorable boat ride along the river where they discussed their future together. Despite Brock struggling to keep his nerves in check, he planned a dockside proposal to Katherine outside their favorite restaurant, followed by a beautiful family celebration afterward.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Katherine was radiant in a classic ballgown by Sareh Nouri, featuring modern floral applique along the off-the-shoulder neckline. [/field]
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[field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Embracing the Southern tradition of wearing white after Easter, the groomsmen donned white dinner jackets, while Brock complemented his attire with Gucci Horsebit loafers. [/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]After a Southern arugula salad with candied pecans and tobacco onions, guests dined on a duo of beef tenderloin and crab cake, served alongside roasted corn succotash, garlic-whipped potatoes, and cognac-roasted shallot hollandaise.[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Oysters, a regional delicacy, were creatively showcased through an artistic seating chart display adorned with shells and featured inlay at the front of the bar. Blue and white florals accentuated the outdoor elegance while leaving room for nature to speak. Freeform floral arrangements adorned the tent’s wooden beams, creating a captivating ambiance under the glow of lanterns.[/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]With Katherine holding her grandmother’s cake knife, the couple cut into their tiered wedding cake — a whimsical and multidimensional display accented with white flowers.[/field]
[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]A triumphant Gullah choir sang during their recessional and continued to delight guests throughout cocktail hour in the fields.[/field]
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Photography: Julia Wade Photography | Cinematography: The Compass Films | Floral Design: Blossom Bay Design | Dress: Sareh Nouri | Cake: Vanilla and the Bean | Bride's Shoes: Emmy London | Bridesmaid Dresses: Amsale | Hair & Makeup: Silhouette on Site | Lighting: Technical Event Company | Band: Jump Street with East Coast Entertainment | Groom's Attire: H Stockton | Transportation: Old Savannah Tours | Catering & Bar: Cru Catering | Dress Store: Mandi Jackson Bridal | Gospel Choir: The Voices of El Shaddai | Groom Shoes: Gucci | Linens: Luxe Linen | Linens: Stradley Davidson Linen Collective | Planner & Designer: Sarah Lillie Designs | Rentals: Snyder Event Rentals | Rentals: Crush Event design | Rentals: Amazing Event Rentals | Strings: Music By Pegge

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[field title=”The Inspiration”]The inspiration for this enchanting bridal brunch blossomed from the natural beauty of the berry farm and garden venue. Nestled amidst lush greenery, the setting provided a picturesque backdrop that perfectly complemented our vision. Textured linens, inspired by the charming home onsite, added a touch of garden chic elegance to each table. These linens, with their intricate patterns and rich textures, seamlessly blended with the venue’s surroundings.

To honor the essence of berry picking, we wove berry colors throughout the décor, infusing shades of deep red, vibrant purple, and soft pink into the floral arrangements, table settings, and even the menu. The result was a harmonious blend of nature and design, creating an atmosphere of effortless sophistication. This beautiful integration of elements paid tribute to the farm’s heritage while celebrating the joyful occasion of a bridal brunch.[/field]
[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Red, Pink, Purple
Blue, Green[/field]
[field title=”The Venue”]The Ivy Place, located in the picturesque town of Lancaster, South Carolina, is a historic estate that offers an enchanting blend of Southern charm and natural beauty. Spanning 33 acres of rolling hills, lush gardens, and serene ponds, this venue is a true gem, providing a tranquil and romantic setting for any special occasion. The lovingly restored 19th-century farmhouse, surrounded by vibrant flora and idyllic landscapes, adds a touch of elegance to the property.

The venue’s abundant gardens, filled with vibrant blooms and verdant foliage, provided a stunning canvas for our monochromatic floral arrangements in bright red, pink, and purple. These hues echoed the rich colors of the berries, seamlessly blending with the natural surroundings and creating a cohesive and vibrant theme.

The expansive grounds allowed for various scenic spots to host different aspects of the brunch, from the elegant dining area to cozy corners for intimate conversations. The serene ponds and enchanting woodlands offered picturesque backdrops for photo opportunities, capturing the joy and beauty of the event.

The Ivy Place’s unique combination of historic elegance and natural splendor made it the perfect setting for a bridal berry brunch, creating an unforgettable and enchanting experience for all.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Party”]The Aster Boutique provided the ideal attire for our garden-inspired brunch, embodying the essence of elegance and grace that matched the venue’s natural beauty. Their collection, featuring delicate fabrics, floral prints, and sophisticated silhouettes, seamlessly aligned with the theme of our event. The soft pastel hues and whimsical patterns of the garments reflected the vibrant colors of the garden setting, creating a harmonious visual connection with the lush surroundings.

The boutique’s selection of light, airy dresses and stylish accessories complemented the relaxed yet refined atmosphere of the garden brunch, ensuring that attendees felt both comfortable and chic. The combination of timeless elegance and contemporary flair in The Aster Boutique’s offerings enhanced the overall ambiance of the brunch, adding an extra touch of sophistication and charm to the event. The result was a beautifully coordinated affair where fashion and nature elegantly intertwined, creating a truly memorable experience for all.[/field]
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[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The inspiration for this charming bridal brunch was drawn from the vibrant beauty of the berry farm and garden venue. The picturesque setting, with its lush greenery and blooming flora, provided the perfect canvas for our design. Monochromatic florals in bright red, pink, and purple were chosen to echo the rich hues of the berries, creating a vivid and cohesive theme that celebrated the essence of the venue.[/field]
[field title=”Favorite Design Element”]One of our favorite design elements from the berry brunch was the charming touch of baskets used for picking, which added a delightful and personalized flair to the event. Each guest received a beautifully woven basket, reminiscent of the berry-picking experience that inspired the theme. The baskets were more than just practical accessories; they were thoughtfully adorned with custom name tags, adding a unique and personal touch.

The custom name tags, elegantly tied onto each basket with delicate ribbon, featured guests’ names in stylish calligraphy. This small but meaningful detail not only enhanced the aesthetic of the brunch but also provided a memorable keepsake for each attendee. The combination of the baskets and name tags created a whimsical and cohesive design element, perfectly blending the theme of berry picking with the sophisticated atmosphere of the garden brunch.[/field]
[field title=”Tips To Pull Off The Look”]Some of our tips to pull off this look include:

1) Mix and Match Textures: Use a variety of materials to create the most dynamic and visually appealing table setting.

2) Diverse Materials: Incorporate a variety of textures to add visual interest. Use velvet or satin napkins paired with rustic wooden or woven chargers. Combine delicate lace or embroidered napkin rings with sleek glassware and polished flatware. This blend of materials creates a rich and engaging table setting that reflects the elegance and charm of the berry theme.

3) Greet guests with personalized welcome bags filled with on-theme treats. Include items such as mini jars of homemade berry jam, berry-flavored candies, and custom berry-patterned napkins or coasters. Add a personal touch with a thank-you note or a small guide to the day’s events, all presented in a charming, berry-themed tote or basket. These welcome bags not only set the tone for the brunch but also offer guests a delightful and memorable keepsake.[/field]
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Photography: Wyeth Augustine Photography | Cinematography: Davidson Film Co | Event Design: Yellow Ivy Events | Floral Design: Malaya Florals | Cake: Delish Cakery | Invitations: Debra Hall Of Olive Paper | Reception Venue: The Ivy Place | Bridesmaids' Dresses: The Aster Boutique | Beauty: Lovely By Lindsey | Rentals: Curated Events

If there’s ever a time that you don’t want to be bogged down with questions… it’s while you’re planning your wedding. But chances are, you’re going to have a handful of guests checking in with you. Do your best to avoid every guest (and their mama) calling and texting you by providing this info clearly for them. Keep reading for some of the most common questions guests ask and how to handle them!

Can I bring my kids?

This can be such a tough one! Where do you draw the line? Do you feel OK having close family children in attendance (hello adorable flower girl and ring bearer!) but you’d rather not have all of your friends with their little one’s in tow? 9 times of out 10 most guests with kiddos prefer to leave them at home so they can fully enjoy the evening. When it comes down to it, this is your Big Day and you can do what you want, but be prepared for some guests to spring this question on you.

While the obvious solution is to put ‘no kids’ on your wedding invitation, it might not be the vibe your hoping to send when your guests open up that envelope. Here are a couple other ways to say no kiddos allowed:

The way you address is your invitations is a subtle way to get this point across. Address the invite to the adults only, rather than “The Smith Family”. This leaves room for questioning still, so take it a step further with the approach below.

Another option is to include a wedding website link with more details, where you can address that this event is for big kids only. Some positive ways to word it:

“We look forward to celebrating with you! Kick your shoes off and enjoy a relaxing kid-free evening with us.”

“To give all our guests the opportunity to let their hair down and have a good time without having to worry about little eyes and ears, we politely request no children.”

Ceremony Only: “Children are welcome to the ceremony, however to allow all of our guests to enjoy an evening of relaxation, we politely request adult attendance only.”

Can I bring my new bae?

You already had to cut down your guest list and shave off Aunt Suzy and Cousin Jon… but now your college girlfriend wants to bring her new bae—who you’ve never met before? Yikes. While you want each invited guest to have a great time, plus ones can get out of hand if you’ve got a lot of single ladies and gents in attendance.

Just like the no kids announcement, a wedding website is a great place to house this info. If you’d rather not have complete strangers witness your I dos, make sure this is clear.

If you are OK with it, simply address with “& guest”!

What should I wear?

First, get familiar with traditional wedding attire wording for invites. Our friends at Shutterfly have a great rundown:

• Black tie (tuxedos and formal gowns)
• Formal, black tie optional (suit and tie and dresses)
• Semi-formal (suit and tie and cocktail dresses)
• Cocktail attire (suits and party dresses)
• Beach or garden party attire (summer suits and summer dresses)
• Casual (button down shirts or polos and summer sundresses or a skirt or pants with a nice blouse)

It’s always a good idea to make this clear right on the invitation but you can also add this info on your wedding website, too.

For Destination Weddings

Do you have a room block?

If you’ve already secured a room block, make sure to provide this info for your guests. This can go right on the invitations, or your wedding website if you wish to provide more detailed info. Things to include:

• Travel dates (when your room block time period begins and ends)
• # of rooms available
• Types of rooms available
• Rates

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What do you recommend to do in the area?

Your wedding website is also a great place to put this info! This is especially helpful if your guests will have ample time to themselves before and after wedding events such as a rehearsal or welcome dinner or a farewell brunch.

Extra Steps

Lastly, if you’d rather not be the go-to for guest questions, kindly ask a member of your bridal party if they can help by being the point of contact and if they are OK with you putting their email or phone on your wedding website.

If you do prefer to be the contact, you can also simply list your email only rather than your phone number, which will deter guests from calling or texting you randomly when you’re in the middle of a dress fitting or a cake tasting. No one likes to be interrupted when they’re eating cake!

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]White, bright natural greens, and a hint of blush pink
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[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]From a custom painted dress from Lake Como, Italy to a museum reception hall, this black tie affair was designed with art and family roots in mind. Planned by KBD events in the heart of Dallas, Texas the couple chose to hold their ceremony at the Park Cities Presbyterian Church, the church they both grew up attending. The reception was followed in the George W. Bush Presidential Center. The couple drew inspiration from the presidential library with a cheeky nod to the fact they are getting married in an election year by bringing out dance floor props as they danced the night away with the Manhattan Band. The timeless wedding weaved together unique elements to make their day certainly one of a kind. [/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]Spencer and Emma got engaged the afternoon of June 17, 2023! With Emma being born and raised in Lakewood, the Dallas Arboretum held a special place in her heart growing up. Little did Emma know the arboretum would hold an even more memorable place in her heart because on a stroll through the gardens on the perfect summer day Spencer got down on one knee and asked Emma to marry him! After she said yes, Spencer surprised her with an evening to remember, starting with a dinner date at their favorite restaurant – Sachet! They then swung by his parents house where a party of over 50 of their closest family and friends gathered to celebrate them! [/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]The wedding gown was simple yet artistic. Emma was drawn to the elegant look of the Ines Di Santo gown, and the uniqueness of the dress being hand painted in Italy created that one of a kind feeling! Her reception dress, by designer Lela Rose, was also her rehearsal dinner dress, “I loved it so much I had to wear it again” said the bride.[/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]The bride’s sister, who was also the Maid of Honor, selected the blush pink bridesmaids gowns from Bellas Bridesmaids. The decision was easy because the bride wanted her to feel amazing on the day as well![/field]
[field title=”Groomsman Attire”]The groom and groomsmen looked timeless in dashing black tuxedos from Culwell & Sons. The groom, who also loved the look of a white dinner jacket, opted for a jacket change before entering the reception! [/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]The couple began their reception with a cocktail hour with passed appetizers and an open bar paired with a custom specialty cocktail, a Spicy Margarita. The couple delighted guests with a 3 course seated dinner at the George Bush center, Catered by Cafe 43, which included a crowd favorite, salmon with risotto. The groom also selected chicken and waffles for their late night bite – his favorite![/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]With a color palette of greens and whites, Branching Out Events brought Emma’s tulip field vision to life. The bridesmaids bouquets, a handful of tulips were a foreshadowing of the evening to come. For the reception space, bunches of tulips lined the two head tables bring a feeling of organic elegance. The surrounding tables were adorned with bunches of other white flowers from roses to hydrangeas creating a frame of texture yet allowing the tulips to be the stand out moment. The dance floor was draped with lush greenery from above complementing the custom painted stage. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The 5 tiered cake was quite the show stopper, and not just for the ornate design! Emma shared, “the cake topper was from my mom’s friend Erin’s wedding. Erin now lives in Tulsa, OK and she drove down to Dallas to let me choose from over 30 cake toppers she has kept for over 25 years from her own wedding! I have always loved the movie Father of the Bride and a cake that resembled it was always my goal”. The bride and groom selected a white chocolate cake with champagne chambord frosting with raspberries in the layers. [/field]
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[field title=”Special Detail #1″]The calligraphy throughout the wedding was even more personal to the bride and groom. Laurie Harper Calligraphy, who is the groom’s grandmother, shared her talent in more ways than one! Her incredible work is being passed on to Emma. She shared, “I am starting my own business with his grandmother and so this detail was not only intentional and meaningful but it incorporated my new grandmother and her legacy and our new business and partnership!”[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]The accessories for the day were sourced from Italy. According to the bride, “Once my wedding dress was chosen (hand painted in Como, Italy) I decided to highlight some other of my favorite Italian brands for perfume, cologne, shoes because I spent a semester abroad in Florence, Italy and it had a huge influence on me!”[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]The Bush center was a point of inspiration in many ways, and in a nod to it also being an election year, the bride said, “one of my best friends from high school makes incredible signage and is gifted with graphic design. She made stickers and signs that mimicked the old Bush campaigns”.
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Photography: Sarah Blaze Photography | Cinematography: Take 4 Films | Event Planning: KBD EVENTS | Floral Design: Branching Out Event Florist | Wedding Dress: Ines Di Santo | Cake: Dallas Affaires Cakes | Invitations: Ellis Hill | Ceremony Venue: Park Cities Presbyterian Church | Reception Venue: The Bush Center | Bridesmaids' Dresses: Bella Bridesmaid | Catering: The Bush Center | Calligraphy: Laurie Harper Calligraphy | Band: jordan kahn orchestra | Groom's Attire: Culwell & Son | Men's Attire: Culwell & Son | Beauty: Maitee Miles | Floor: Imperial Floors | Rentals: Posh Couture Rentals | Strings: Uptown Violins | Wedding Dress Store: Stanley Korshak Bridal Salon