A Dreamy Wedding at Rancho Las Lomas Straight out of a Fairytale

Lauren Megerdichian
November 24, 2018
Categories: Real Weddings, Romantic, The Blog, Whimsical

This adorable couple waited a full two years after they got engaged to officially tie the knot – and boy, was it worth it! Spending that extra time on their wedding with their amazing planner, A Good Affair, allowed for no detail left unturned. Their special day at Rancho Las Lomas was everything they could have dreamed of and more – from the romantic, grey-blue and cream color scheme to the extravagant 7-tiered wedding cake, all captured beautifully by Brett Hickman Photography. See all the magic unfold below and let us know if you’re also getting major modern-Cinderella vibes!

From the bride… After a 2 year engagement we were so anxious to finally be married, but took advantage of that time to work with A Good Affair in creating a day that was a visual representation of our relationship and love we have for each other.

We wanted the day to be about romance, so when someone arrived at the ceremony, cocktail hour, or the reception, they would feel a rush bliss and passion. We wrote our own vows, picked wedding participants that played important roles in our lives and relationship, and added special details commemorating those who couldn’t be with us that day.

While we wanted the day to be about romance and love, we wanted the atmosphere to be like the other aspects of our relationship. We wanted things to be light-hearted, seem effortlessly perfect, and, most importantly, fun. From start to finish, our wedding day was like stepping into a dreamy, fairytale and every detail was perfectly “us.”

We came to A Good Affair with a lot of inspiration of what we wanted the day be like, and Natalie was able to turn that inspiration into a clear vision and really used our personalities to assemble the dream team of vendors and have everything about our special day be expressive of us as a couple.

I wore a fitted Pronovias wedding gown that was made with crepe and lace fabrics that had a dramatic train that was the perfect hybrid between timelessness and drama with a hint of sexuality. I wore diamonds and sapphires passed down from my grandmother. My husband wore a deep navy Hugo Boss suit with Cole Haan dress shoes that reminded him of a pair of dress shoes his grandfather owned. My bridesmaids wore chiffon Hayley Paige gowns that had blue and gray undertones. Her line was great as each dress was different but all had a cohesive look.