Romantic garden vibes: A Pastel Spring Wedding in Boise, Idaho

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Jennifer and Michael's original plans for a destination wedding in Hawaii were derailed, like many other couples, due to the unexpected challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. However, after two years of waiting, they were finally able to have a meaningful and intimate vow renewal ceremony in the heart of downtown Boise, Idaho.

Despite the change in plans, their love and commitment to each other remained unwavering, and their long-awaited celebration was nothing short of special and unforgettable. Scroll down and take in all the prettiness captured by Boise wedding photographer Bramble and Vine. You can see all the images in the full gallery here.

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Why taking couple portraits before the ceremony is a good idea.

A GOOD TIME TO RELAX
Capturing couple portraits before the ceremony can be a wonderful idea for several reasons. First and foremost, it allows the couple to have a private moment together before the hustle and bustle of the wedding day begins. This can be an opportunity for them to connect, relax, and enjoy each other's company in a more intimate setting, away from the distractions of the ceremony and reception.

YOU'LL LOOK YOUR BEST
Additionally, taking couple portraits before the ceremony ensures that the couple looks their best. Hair, makeup, and attire are fresh and in pristine condition, and the couple can fully focus on each other without any interruptions. This can result in more natural and authentic expressions, as the couple is not distracted by the formalities and timeline of the ceremony.

TIMELINE
Having couple portraits taken before the ceremony allows for more flexibility in the wedding day timeline. It can help to ease the schedule, reduce stress, and ensure that there is ample time for other activities, such as family portraits or cocktail hour, without feeling rushed.

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Residence Inn Boise Downtown City Center wedding venue

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Pink, Dusty Blue Lavender and Pop of Magenta Color Palette

Jennifer's love for spring, her favorite season, inspired the light and airy feeling of her wedding. She chose a color palette of soft hues, including light pink, dusty blue, and lavender, with pops of vibrant magenta. These delicate colors were chosen to reflect the couple's quieter personalities, while the touches of magenta added a touch of their more vibrant side. The result was a perfect balance of elegance and playfulness, capturing the essence of the couple's unique style.

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Special Wedding Moment

Jen comes from a musical family that sings. During the reception, Jen surprised Michael and the all the guests with the beautiful song, “At Last”.

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Signature Cocktails

Signature Drinks

Jennifer and Michael's wedding featured unique signature drinks that were creatively named after their beloved dogs. "Theo DiCaprio" was a smooth and suave bourbon cocktail, named after their dog Theo and the iconic actor Leo DiCaprio, who share a reputation as ladies' men. Meanwhile, "Roxie Harper" was a raspberry mule that perfectly matched their dog Roxie's personality - sweet yet capable of packing a punch. These personalized drinks added a playful and sentimental touch to their wedding celebration, paying homage to their furry family members in a fun and memorable way.

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