Sweet Elegance at City Hall is Always a Wedding Winner
We first met these two yesterday, on their caffeine fueled tour of San Fran, and today we get to see them again, as they say "I do" in a city hall elopement that reminds us just how utterly romantic and lovely intimate celebrations can be. Decked out in a dreamy Jenny Yoo gown and holding a Laura Miller Design bouquet in soft shades of blush, peach and cream, this Bride became a Mrs. and Jasmine Lee captured every sweet and silly moment - see every second in our Vault right here!
From the Bride... Dennis and I have always wanted our wedding day to be simple, elegant and intimate. This vision came true when we were married at City Hall in San Francisco on our 15th anniversary as a couple. In our hearts, we had long been husband and wife but saying “We do” in this beautiful place made it official in the most magical way.
I was primarily inspired by the romantic architecture and sheer elegance of City Hall. I knew that we could keep it simple and the setting would do the rest. I chose an ivory tulle gown by Jenny Yoo and embellished it with a belt borrowed from my witness of honour, who also originally wore it on her wedding day. My fluffy bouquet was artfully assembled by Laura Miller Design and showcased peonies, dahlias, ranunculus and garden roses. Laura even managed to get some colour on Dennis’ classic black suit with a blush rose boutonniere wrapped in white ribbon to match his pocket square. My hair and make-up were fashioned by the very skillful (and sweet) Christina Chen. Most importantly, these memories couldn’t have been captured and shared with our family and friends back home without Jasmine Lee, a tiny girl with enormous talent in her craft and an impeccable eye for detail.
After all was said and done, with the help of our friends both old and new, our wedding day was exactly what we wanted it to be – perfect and unforgettable.
I was primarily inspired by the romantic architecture and sheer elegance of City Hall. I knew that we could keep it simple and the setting would do the rest. I chose an ivory tulle gown by Jenny Yoo and embellished it with a belt borrowed from my witness of honour, who also originally wore it on her wedding day. My fluffy bouquet was artfully assembled by Laura Miller Design and showcased peonies, dahlias, ranunculus and garden roses. Laura even managed to get some colour on Dennis’ classic black suit with a blush rose boutonniere wrapped in white ribbon to match his pocket square. My hair and make-up were fashioned by the very skillful (and sweet) Christina Chen. Most importantly, these memories couldn’t have been captured and shared with our family and friends back home without Jasmine Lee, a tiny girl with enormous talent in her craft and an impeccable eye for detail.
After all was said and done, with the help of our friends both old and new, our wedding day was exactly what we wanted it to be – perfect and unforgettable.