Patterned Linens and Bold Flowers Inspired by English Gardens at Tin Roof Farms

The design was centered around an English garden inspiration. It was brought to life with rattan baskets and napkin rings that paired seamlessly with the bold and bright florals and patterned linens. The pink candles left that magic touch that elevated the space and brought all the spring colors together. The paper goods corresponded with not only the invites, but the menus and seating chart as well, putting the proverbial bow on this design.

Danielle & Justin have been together for ten years. He proposed to Danielle while visiting a vineyard with a beautiful view overlooking a creek.

Danielle wore a Justin Alexander gown from Camellia Bridal in Savannah GA. This A-line gown, embroidered with floral applique had a glitter tulle and bows on the shoulders. Danielle also changed into a gorgeous sparkly, form fitting gown for the reception.

The bridesmaids wore a variety of solid blue dresses with ruffled textures and patterned blue and white dresses from Revelry and Show Me Your Mumu.

The groomsmen wore Simons Formal Wear out of Augusta, GA.

There were 3 stations of decadent pasta and salad for the guests to partake of at their leisure. There was an open bar serving a variety of wine, champagne and mixed drinks to pair with the meal.

The florals were colorful bold and fun. There were patterns brought to life on the table with multiple texture elements. The head table was a beautiful BBJ La Tavola linen. The circle menu and place cards helped to incorporate the stationery and seating chart into the design.

The wedding cake was made up of 3 tiers consisting of multiple flavors and decorated with heavy floral.

The bride and groom chose to write private vows to one another which were spoken during a first touch.

The seating chart was perfectly paired with a beautiful hydrangea wallpaper accompanied by a champagne shelf with edible florals to bring all the details together.

The parasols were a perfect addition the the bridesmaid fashion. All the girls wore different shades of blue and some with mix-match pattern.

The pattern linens mixed with textured linens really brought the entire space together. The menus were such a beautiful touch that matched the place cards perfectly.