A wedding inspired by enchanting “just picked from the garden” style
Steph and Matt wanted their wedding to feel like an intimate and relaxed garden party, and they couldn’t have chosen a more perfect venue than the always elegant Terrain at Styers. Their wedding day was truly a celebration of the couple's love for gardening, nature, and each other. The florals from Terrain Events, with their just-picked-from-the-garden feel, played a pivotal role in bringing the couple's vision to life. Keep scrolling to see stunning photography of this delicately elegant day captured by Emily Wren Photography.
Providing the perfect welcome drink
As family and friends arrived, they were greeted by a welcome drink of lavender lemonade before making their way into the ceremony space. There, oversized baskets, masterfully arranged by Terrain's floral team, brimmed with an assortment of flowers in vivid hues of marigold, blush pink, lavender, and sun-kissed orange. It was a perfectly playful color palette that matched the warm joy of a summer wedding.
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Styling an ethereal bridal look
The true centerpiece of the day was the bride, Steph, who chose an ethereal Alena Leena gown complemented by her cascading locks that embodied her carefree and radiant aura. A stunning custom ring by Catbird completed her elegant yet boho look.
A floral favorite: Queen Anne's Lace
Steph’s bouquet was a statement piece, a lush collection of her favorite flowers, tied together with a vintage silk ribbon. Wispy tendrils of Queen Anne's Lace and cosmos peeked around the more structured peonies and roses, creating a beautifully organic and romantic look.
Mix and match garden party bridesmaids
The bridesmaids carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet, each tailored slightly to represent their own unique personality, while still adhering to the overall garden theme. The groom and groomsmen wore boutonnieres made of ranunculus and sprigs of rosemary, symbolizing remembrance.
A casually elegant garden ceremony
Wicker baskets full of wildflowers greeted guests for the wedding ceremony. Terrain Events created an asymmetrical natural wildflower installation on a structure that could only be described as reminiscent of the Victorian era. The greenery incorporated into the asymmetrical installation blended perfectly with the natural trees surrounding the ceremony space.
The easiest outfit change with an impact
After the wedding ceremony, the bride removed the detachable sleeves to create a more playful reception look, complete with tulle bow straps.
Vintage bud glasses and bird cages
For the reception, the centerpieces were a mix of vintage glass bud vases, each filled with a unique assortment of flowers. The mix of pastels, deep hues, and whimsical blooms created a dynamic visual throughout the space. Each table was adorned with floral arrangements of varying heights, intertwined with delicate fairy lights that added a magical touch as the evening progressed. The garden feel was enhanced by birdcages filled with flowers and votive candles hung from trees around the venue with pathways lined by lanterns and more bud vases.
- Venues: Terrain at Styers
- Flowers: Terrain Events
- Wedding Photographers: Emily Wren Photography
- Hair, Makeup & Beauty: Anthology Bridal
- Hair, Makeup & Beauty: Sofia Serrano Beauty
- Jewelry: Catbird
- Wedding Dresses: Alena Leena
- Groom & His Men: Indochino
- Wedding DJ: DJ Baby Berlin