Where Trends Meet Tradition in a Pastel Palette at The Guild

An off the shoulder sweetheart neckline with blush and lilac floral appliqué and soft printed florals on the underlay of the gown.

The girls selected their own styles in shades of light and dark sage green that they felt best in and complimented the brides gown.

Deep charcoal suits with with sage green ties and pocket squares tied in to the girls with colorful boutonnieres. Wes's suit jacket had a floral print inside along with the wedding date and "The Devclays"

Cocktail hour consisted of mini chicken pot pies, duck confit and Baja street corn with yummy specialty cocktails to sip on. A Watermelon Margarita with the option to be classic or spicy, and a Cucumber Mint Mojito were topped with cocktail graffiti that displayed the couples monogram that included fun details that have been a constant throughout their relationship!

Florals: Ranunculus, sweet peas, dahlias, hyacinth, foxglove, honeysuckle paired with seasonal blooms and fresh foliage. Guests were greeted with instrumental music and sat down to white and cane chairs and lush florals at the ceremony framing the couple perfectly. Craft cocktails were enjoyed on as guests chatted at the sage green bar in the library and visited at tables draped in camel velvet while yummy passed apps made their way around. Walking into the reception tables were draped in blush linens with runners on long tables in a beautiful embroidered floral pattern. A mix of lilac and sand plates sat on clear and white rimmed chargers with bone and gold accented flatware. Soft blush + lilac napkins sat on top of the tabletop with a watercolor menu and acrylic fruit shaped name card. A blush water goblet, lilac coupe and nude wine glass complimented the setting perfectly. Lilac velvet chairs made for the comfiest of seats while guests sat under market lighting to dine. A cozy lounge made up of an amber velvet sofa, lilac side chairs, blush poufs, and a yellow edge scallop rug allowed guests to hang out and kick up their feet after a night of dancing! Day 2: A day filled with good food, lots of dancing, and so much love! Guests sat down to long family style tables draped in embroidered white linens with taupe corduroy chairs. Terra cotta plates with velvet green napkins sat upon each plate with guests name on an acrylic gold name card. Camel taper candles, lush florals and wood bowls filled the tables with fresh fruits to add some texture and color. A beautifully draped wood cabana was adored in carnation garlands for the cake to sit under and served as a focal point of the reception space. Mustard velvet and taupe velvet pendants hung above the tables with fresh greenery to bring the space to life. A cozy lounge was nestled underneath the "family tree" where guests could gather amongst the cocktail tables draped in a fun green and white color blocked linen with a bud vase of florals.

After guests finished their entree's they were served a Lemon Meringue Cheesecake and Tropical Pavlova before hitting the dance floor at Darlington House! For the reception at The Guild, sitting beneath a natural wood cabana draped in carnation garlands Hey there, Cupcake created a Pecan Praline and Coconut Lime cake with a terra cotta buttercream, gold foil and fresh florals adorning the side.

For the Indian Reception at The Guild, the grooms family did a series of dances to honor the couple and eventually got everyone up out of their seats and onto the dance floor for a night of fun!

Fruits and Vegetables were woven throughout the weekend as a nod to our brides career as a dietician and our groom on his way to become a physician. Bowls of fruits + veggies adorned the tables with florals and candles to create a lush garden like feel. We even created a Farmer's Market like stand that held fresh pears in trays, baskets and bowls with guests names and tables calligraphed on them for the escort display!

Both Jaclynn and Wes shared an immense love for their family and friends and wanted to honor them throughout the weekend! We created a "Family Tree'' that held photos of each guest with their table number for the second day festivities. The photos were hung from the main tree in the middle of their reception space for guests to look at all night and were able to take them home at the end.