David and Arielle started out as college acquaintances, and now they are Mr. & Mrs. The couple had a white with a dash of purple that turned out very clean, chic, and fresh. Arielle had the most fun on her wedding day especially in her wedding dress — she couldn’t stop twirling! Share their joy by browsing through their wedding gallery down below. Congratulations to the happy couple!
The countryside feels of the Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard was madly felt in this Vogue trash-the-dress session. Shannon in her stylized wedding dress and long lace veil was very mysterious. I am a huge fan of the drama that this shoot has and with the right elements, you can be as unique and creative with your trash-the-dress too.
Transforming a science center into a woodland is no easy task. But, Mary and Robert made it possible – an enchanted forest in the middle of a concrete jungle. The warmth of the occasion was felt in all the elements that were fashioned harmoniously with each other. Personally, their table centerpieces had me in awe. It’s flowers of deep burgundies, greens, and dark mauves were illuminated flickering candle lights They even decorated the ceiling with organic floras. Join me in looking through their wedding photos, and let us all fall in wonder. Best wishes from today until forever, Mary and Rob!
The masculinity of navy balanced well with the femininity of purple and blush pink in Emily and Andy’s opulent wedding. Every element was even more highlighted because of the up-lighting set up, especially on the pillars of the wedding and reception venues. There are so much more in their wedding, and you are cordially invited to see the photos of how sophisticated the whole event turned out!
To all brides, if you can then have a bridal portrait. I think it will be a beautifully preserved memory of you wearing your wedding dress. It’s to celebrate you as a woman, a moment before being a wife, a confidant, and a partner. You can opt not to do it also if it is not your cup of tea, but here’re Kathleen’s Bridal portraits for us to see.
A wedding truly made for royals. Nicole and Eric’s big day was glamorous as it can be. From their venue, decors, down to the outfit — all were breathtaking. Nicole was a stunner in her structured wedding dress that had a modern vintage style, and she looked regal in her red gown for the outfit change. Amidst all of the luxury and glamour would you believe that Nicole did a DIY for her wedding? Read more to know what she did to personalize a part of their big day.
Thinking about your theme when tying the knot on a Valentine’s Day can be pretty easy. Well, as for Courtney and Aaron, they had a classic black and red motif. Long black dresses and tuxedos styled the whole entourage. But here’s the catch – the bridesmaids had posh rose balls instead of the traditional stemmed bouquets! Calla lily boutonnieres are to groomsmen as posh rose balls are to bridesmaids. How clever is that? Thank goodness the weather was as light as a feather, that the sky was clear, and the sun was at its peak. Their outdoor wedding went serenely as planned. And oh, their four-tier cake looked as soft as a pillow, a slice would be great right now. Yum yum! Way to go, love birds!
One sunny October day, Street and Julie got married in a classic style with a bit of a southern touch. And when talking about Southern, expect that there will be lots of DIY around! The framed love quotations, cards vintage suitcase, and the tiny L-O-V-E letter standee are just a few of those. But, my favorite of all their DIY’s is the Here Comes the Bride sign carried by the two little boys! It’s like telling everyone to keep an eye on the main woman of the day! Also, it is just so prudent that the bridesmaids wore maroon gowns – a perfect match for Street’s Marine uniform. And the highlight of all these colors is Julie’s intricately beaded white wedding gown. This is definitely one classy day. Hats off to Officer Street Johnson and the new Mrs. Johnson! Yipee!