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The bride changed into a remodeled wedding reception dress previously worn by the Bride’s mother, tailored by Delia’s Alterations in Nashville.[/field] The groom changed into a Western-Inspired suit from Sister Jane for the reception and wore a Roy Rogers bolo tie gifted by the bride’s deceased grandfather.
Romantic touches throughout including the reception centerpieces and pink taper candles. [/field] [field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]Working off of the exquisite design of the bride’s ballgown we selected bridesmaids dresses that were the same hue of the satin fabric under the lace for a subtle tone on tone look.
It was a gown that beautifully captured the essence of our Italian countryside celebration, combining timeless grace with a touch of whimsy.[/field] Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Post categories: Real Weddings , Romantic , The Blog
To end our reception, I strutted out feeling fully fearless (and very much like I was the man), celebrating every part of myself and the incredible love story I found.[/field] field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Very similarly to the bridesmaids, Zach’s groomsman are some of the most important men in his life.
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Groomsmen were in black to keep with our elevated and sophisticated feel. field] [field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]We kept our ceremony super short and sweet, which our guests loved. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]The groom looked dashing in a light brown custom suit by Adrian Jules, paired with an off-white custom shirt bearing his initials, ZDS. These neutral tones were ideal for the Spring wedding celebration.[/field] Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
To continue this vision throughout the evening, the soft taupe draping within the reception tent was an addition, giving Graydon Hall’s terrace a more delicate feel. While her second dress, a sleek form-fitted halter gown for the evening, was a custom design by Maria Arciero Couture.[/field] Floral Design: Rachel A.
The gown’s rich fabric and detailed craftsmanship make it a timeless choice, embodying both tradition and sophistication for the bride’s special day.[/field] Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Post categories: Real Weddings , Romantic , The Blog
field] [field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]The couple were greeted with bagpipes at both the ceremony and the reception, and partook in Scottish traditions including the Quaich Ceremony and the Handfasting ceremonies.[/field] Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
They hosted their ceremony and reception at La Casa Toscana, a private Tuscan estate in the heart of Southwest Florida. An elegant all-white reception awaited guests, with chiffon fabrics draping the dining space from the arbor to the grass. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
When the couple cut the cake, cold fireworks sparkled around them, adding a dazzling and celebratory touch to the moment and creating an unforgettable highlight of the wedding celebration.[/field] Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Post categories: Destination , Real Weddings , The Blog
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]The groom selected to create a custom tuxedo by Mister Tuxedo located in Dallas, Texas. Upon entering the reception guests were delighted with dinner which included a show stopper, chili and pineapple braised short ribs. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
Despite an unusually rainy 2024 season, the couple and their planners made the daring decision to hold the outdoor dinner, giving guests a magical view of the château and its surrounding gardens under the evening sky – a choice that truly paid off. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]The groomsmen and the groom donned stylish navy blue linen suits from J. field] [field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]Incorporating family into their wedding day was incredibly important to Siri and Austin.
Sisters wore green and yellow, bridesmaids wore deep pink, light pink, peach)[/field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Austin wore a white jacket tuxedo and his groomsmen wore black tuxedos.[/field] Everyone had their own unique color that came together with the bouquets. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
From the delicate white florals to the lush greenery that adorned both ceremony and reception, every detail was thought of to create an intimate yet timeless setting. Pillar candles and votives were set among the arrangements, casting a romantic glow over the reception. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
With guests traveling from afar, predominantly from the United States, Adrianna and Zachary were determined to ensure an unforgettable experience for all.The weekend started with a welcome party on The Peninsula rooftop followed by the ceremony and reception and The Ritz the next day.
The ceremony floral installation included an hombre arch with color palette florals and the centerpieces in the reception tent to match. [/field] [field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]The Bridesmaids dresses were purchased at Azizie and a mix of fabrics and colors – blue and green.[/field] Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
The reception area maintains this airy and elegant theme with white tablecloths, white Chiavari chairs, and greenery hanging from the ceiling, adding a touch of natural sophistication. The floral arrangements are a highlight, featuring a mix of soft pinks, yellows, whites, and peach hues, creating a romantic and fresh atmosphere.
By linking with the color code while remaining elegant and classy. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Post categories: LGBTQ+ Weddings , Real Weddings , The Blog , Traditional Elegance
The reception space has a lot of charm and character with wood accents throughout and high ceilings. and did champagne colored drapery through the Bedford Village Inn’s Styled by BVI collection in the reception space.[/field] We created a soft and romantic feel with twinkle lights from the New England Holiday Light, Co.
The planning team kept things neutral in the reception space with floor length ivory linens from BBJ. field] [field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”][/field] [field title=”Special Detail #1″]The reception patio space was made playful with custom ordered Edison bulbs over 24’ long tables.
Delicate florals brought a refined and whimsical feel to both the ceremony and reception areas. field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]CJ knew he wanted his guys in something classic and timeless, so they all wore classic black tuxes. I let them pick the style from revelry! Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
For dinner and the reception, color became the centerpiece of celebration, with vibrant pastels capturing the fun and brightness of the couple’s personalities and life together. He even had a tie change, wearing a traditional blue tie for the ceremony and switching to pink flowers for the reception to add a festive touch.[/field]
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Jarrad wanted to wear something classic and special, so after some research, he went to see The Bespoke Corner tailors in Sydney. Our wedding planner showed me some photos she’d found of reception tables nestled amongst flowers, almost as though they were in the middle of a garden.
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Michael and his groomsmen wore a navy blue tux with a black lapel and Michael enhanced his look with a hand crafted navy blue/black bow tie.[/field] Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
field] [field title=”Wedding Cake”]A traditional style wedding cake added a vintage touch to the weddings current design trends.[/field] Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Post categories: Real Weddings , The Blog , Whimsical
For the reception, she chose a glamorous dress from Needle & Thread and Zimmermann, adding a touch of elegance and charm to the celebration.[/field] field] [field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]For their readings, we included the poem ‘A Beam’ by Chinese poet Bei Dao.
Organic florals, a long serpentine table for an outdoor reception, and gorgeous stationery were just some of the details selected to showcase this design direction. One long serpentine table served as the reception setup for all 100 guests in the back garden. Chapman Studio in green. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]The groom wore a classic black Zegna tuxedo, perfectly tailored and finished with a Tom Ford oversized bowtie. The quiet moments as guests found and read their notes – many with misty eyes and warm smiles – became one of the most treasured memories of our celebration.
A circle bar on the lawn for the reception, and the most breathtaking ceremony views![/field] field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]The groom switched into a white suit jacket for reception that looked so dapper![/field] Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
The bride and her mom hand selected every potted plant that lined the ceremony aisle and steps all the way to the back of the reception tent – transforming the venue into a secret garden. field] [field title=”Proposal Story”]Will proposed to Amanda on a trip to Italy in May of 2022![/field]
We channeled ivories neutrals throughout for warmth, + used just a dash of gold at the reception for a touch of vintage. For the reception I wanted to go with a more casual look that still felt bridal + modern. field] [field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”] Live pianist at cocktail hour!
For the reception, the bride wore an Oscar de la Renta mini dress adorned with butterfly appliqués, allowing her to dance and celebrate while looking stunning[/field] [field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]The bridesmaids selected their own dresses, reflecting their unique styles and ensuring they felt comfortable and beautiful.
We had ivory with touches of blue and lavender for ceremony and for reception we showcased a lemon yellow, soft lavender and powder blue. They all held white floral bouquets and I held the opposite, an almost fully blue bouquet, which I was completely in love with. Blue flowers at blue hill in the summer just worked![/field]
The reception tables were equally stunning, featuring roses interspersed with verdant foliage, creating an elegant and cohesive look. Beginning the day, I really loved the venue of the reception, Antica Fattoria di Paterno. Andrea and Matthew’s wedding in Tuscany was truly a celebration of love, family, and timeless elegance.[/field]
The visible boning of the Jaton Couture dress accentuated Natalie in all the right places and resembled perfect brush strokes of a fine art renaissance painting. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: Post categories: Real Weddings , The Blog , Traditional Elegance
I intended to wear the lace top for the entire event but once I got closer to the wedding date, I ended up wanting to take it off after dinner and added some fun sleeves for the reception which completely changed the look and a lot of people thought it was a completely different dress. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
Amanda also loved the matching shrug, which helped create different looks between the ceremony and reception. At the reception, Amandas cousin Scott recited the Motzi (Jewish blessing over the bread), and Anas husband Victor led a traditional Catholic grace. She wore silver Jimmy Choo shoes for the ceremony.
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Kevin opted for a custom white tuxedo with black lapels while his groomsmen went with all black from head to toe. The reception tablescapes were made up of similarly colorful flower arrangements adorned with fresh fruit. Permalink | Comments | Add to del.icio.us
The color blocking around the reception tied all of the head table greenery in! field] [field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”][/field] [field title=”Special Detail #1″]Enhanced getting ready portraits with a fabric backdrop to further color block portraits.[/field]
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]The groom and groomsmen kept things classic in two-piece tuxedos, finished with black bow ties, crisp white tuxedo shirts, and velvet smoking slippers. As the couple entered their reception, they ‘soft opened’ the evening with a mini champagne tower, too!
field] [field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]Song selections at the ceremony were kept classically traditional starting with Claire De Lune and finishing with the bride walking down to Canon In D Major by Johann Pachelbel. Classic rock and pop songs were incorporated throughout the rest of the reception.
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