Roseville Golf Club Wedding from Anita Martin Photography
From the Bride... Chris and I share a passion for golf. We met on a golf course, we came to know one another and fall in love through the game and business of golf. We wanted our wedding to reflect our passion for the game and our passion for the people in our lives. With a winter setting, we added elements of class and warm fuzzies. For example, we offered a dessert table full of homemade desserts (even golf ball cake pops!) from family and friends instead of a cake, and a hot chocolate bar with personalized favor mugs for all to take home. We put our efforts into making sure our guests felt honored, welcome, and ready to have a good time. The day was about us, yes, but the truth is, we would not have been there on that day if it weren’t for each and every one of those people that had formed, touched, encouraged and shaped us along our journey in life. We made sure that was clear and set the tone of the evening.
As the bride, I had an eclectic taste I wanted to bring together... monochromatic, clean lines, vintage touches and a wintery ambiance. I made sure my color palate was complimentary without matching too loudly. I searched countless antique stores and thrift shops to find what I was looking for. My uncle cut down an aspen tree in Colorado so we could utilize slices of it in the centerpieces. My father-in-law handmade the vintage gate that acted as our seating chart. It was these (and many more) personal efforts the helped make my seemingly overzealous vision a reality. All of these hopes came together more perfectly than I could have ever imagined, and I could not have done it without all my incredibly talented and generous vendors who were willing to see my vision with me and make it a vivid reality.
Most of all, I wanted a welcoming and celebratory environment. We had the time of our lives, and everyone celebrated with us in that!
From Anita Martin Photography... Anne and Chris both eat, sleep, and breathe golf, so their Golf Club wedding fit them perfectly. They were surrounded by their family and friends, who laughed and cried with them all day. I was swept up in the simple elegance of their wedding, and loved how they incorporated personal touches to make their guests feel at home. The perk of their delicious desert table was a hot chocolate bar, where guests could enjoy the cool winter evening with something warm and sweet.
This couple has a deep and tender love for each other, evidence by the way they were able to be in the moment throughout their day. Anne proclaimed she was not nervous, only excited to be married. After watching Anne with all of her bridesmaids, I told Anne's mother you can tell a lot about a person by the quality of their friends and that her daughter really was such an amazing woman. To be surrounded by people that love you so unconditionally is very special. Anne and Chris radiate love and happiness, and their relationship is both refreshing and inspiring. It was truly an honor to be present during their wedding day.
Wedding Photography: Anita Martin Photography | Wedding Venue + Catering: Morgan Creek Gold Club in Roseville, California | Event Planning: Kim Lantz from AlphaLee Events | Wedding Cinematography: Christian DaCosta | Floral Design: Rodarte Floral Design | Wedding Cake: Sweet Stuff Cakery | DJ: Desi Productions | Wedding Dress: Galina Signature Gown via David's Bridal | Bride's Shoes: Nine West | Bridesmaids' Attire: Bloomingdale's | Groom's Attire: Men's Wearhouse