Love is in the details for these two newlyweds and they pulled out all the stops to make their dream fairytale wedding a reality! It's a picture perfect day from beginning to end, so get ready to pin your hearts out!
Hues of blush and gold beautifully enhance the look and feel of their special day, and remember all those details we mentioned? Well, you can see every last one of them in the full gallery here, beautifully captured by Heather Roth Photography.
From the bride: A personal favorite moment for me was having the honor of wearing a custom veil by my very talented designer friend, Andrea Seemayer. Putting on the veil she created for me, made me feel nostalgic, like I was back to being a 10 year old playing dress up in front of my mom's over-sized mirror, hoping to marry my prince charming one day. We have been friends for over 15 years and seeing a 12 foot train of delicate lace come to life from a sketch, trailing behind me-- was truly an unforgettable moment. The lace and the veil length complimented my David Tutera lace dress perfectly, and it’s an understatement to say I felt just like a “pretty pretty princess.”
Our programs were one of my favorite DIYs to create. I wanted them to be pretty and fun to look at, yet informational. The fun graphics and our wedding planning “pie chart” still get talked about today and make everyone laugh!
For our venue we decided on The Grand Hall, because it was a large blank canvas, a fresh space that none of our friends had gotten married at, and we could make the space our very own. We wanted our wedding to feel airy and beautiful, yet intimate and personal. Candlelight uplighting, blush linens, sequin golds and the most stunning florals created by the uber talented Bloomin’ Buckets filled the room and brought our romantic and whimsical, yet modern-classic style to life.
My favorite DIY from our wedding were the fireball shots! We love country music and whiskey, so after hearing “Sunshine and Whiskey” we knew exactly what our favors would be! We hand tied 350 tags on jute string, and my mother in law found an old mirror at a resale shop for our whiskey sign that she repurposed.
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