Colorful Wedding at Fig House
This wedding has officially pushed the envelope of pretty. Crafted from the heart and perfectly planned by Weddings by Jennifer Laskey, this quirky yet elegant affair at The Fig House is the definition of fun. From the bridesmaids' bright heels to the florals in the Bride's hair, every detail captured by Mark Brooke Photography is pure gallery perfection and has stolen my heart.
From Mark Brooke Photographers...Meagan and Martin mixed tradition and color to their wedding day. They where married in their beautiful church surrounded by friends and family. Following was their Reception at the new LA venue, the Fig House, where color, details, and Art exploded from every inch of the space.
They wanted the opposite of stuffy. The reception felt like a big family party. Everyone knew everyone and the live band brought everyone to their feet for a night of dancing and celebrating. Between the art on the walls, the dessert table that had 7 different cakes, the vibrant colors, and comfy couches, Megan and Martins wedding was one of a kind.
From The Bride...Martin was a musician for a local Tahitian Dance company that Meagan danced for, and often carpooled to practices where they spent their time talking, eating, learning about each other, and falling in love. Four years later, on a vacation to Tahiti, Martin proposed to Meagan on the beach. When planning the wedding, we wanted to create an event that celebrated our love as well as our individual style. The Fig House in LA was the perfect venue that boasted a beautiful outdoor and indoor space. With over 200 guests, the space created an intimate and cozy environment for our family and friends.
They wanted the opposite of stuffy. The reception felt like a big family party. Everyone knew everyone and the live band brought everyone to their feet for a night of dancing and celebrating. Between the art on the walls, the dessert table that had 7 different cakes, the vibrant colors, and comfy couches, Megan and Martins wedding was one of a kind.
From The Bride...Martin was a musician for a local Tahitian Dance company that Meagan danced for, and often carpooled to practices where they spent their time talking, eating, learning about each other, and falling in love. Four years later, on a vacation to Tahiti, Martin proposed to Meagan on the beach. When planning the wedding, we wanted to create an event that celebrated our love as well as our individual style. The Fig House in LA was the perfect venue that boasted a beautiful outdoor and indoor space. With over 200 guests, the space created an intimate and cozy environment for our family and friends.