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The ceremony floral installation included an hombre arch with color palette florals and the centerpieces in the reception tent to match. field] [field title=”Special Detail #3″]The couple are animal lovers and they incorporated their animals into the charms on the bouquet, utilized for flatlays, and also with the signature drinks.[/field]
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[/field] [field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”] Anna Louise and Walker’s wedding reception awakened fearless displays of blue hydrangeas and indescribable floral installations that maintained a timeless and elegant feel. Her veil, a sentimental family heirloom, was made from the fabric of her grandmother’s wedding dress.[/field]
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The fall tones were expertly crafted into a floral arch and large installations in the Tidewater House ‘s petite dining room, making the guests feel as though they were still exploring the gardens outdoors.
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”] Jason bought his suit at Men’s Warehouse and FOB’s suit was custom from Guffey’s ATL. We wanted to soften the white structure and make it feel as though it had always been there so the florist, Blooming Bouquets , covered it in wispy greenery and soft white blooms.
field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]The groom wore a white suite with subtle green details in his accessories, such as cufflinks and cravate pattern. [/field] [field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”] Brides were wearing mismatched dresses from various designers, each in its unique style, in pastel and vibrant colors.
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field] [field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Aquiles’ custom black velvet tuxedo was designed by Hive & Colony and featured a classic double-breasted style with a notch lapel.[/field] The junior bridesmaids wore toile dresses alongside the flower girls in their plaid and burgundy peacoats from Pepa London.[/field]
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The bride has an Art History background and really enjoys experiential installation art, and we approached the day with a series of large scale unexpected moments. We paid homage to one of Alie’s favorite art installations with translucent black draping so the colors would pop and the space would feel more grounded.
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The 5-foot hanging floral installation over the bar was a statement piece in itself. Each of their bouquets also had a butterfly pin heirloom passed down by Annie’s grandmother. [/field] [field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”] The dresses are from Bella Bridesmaids in black to keep the classic black-tie look and feel.
Goldfinch Events also incorporated a fun disco ball installation over the reception tables for Hope’s fun and upbeat personality. Hope’s sister-in-laws walked the couple’s sweet doggies down the aisle in lieu of bouquets, wearing a beautiful lace yellow dress and pastel watercolor dress.
Bridal bouquet white garden roses, peonies , tweedia , stock and delphinium Reception – Dining Cabanas the head table dining cabanas were designed with a lush overhead floral installation of white orchids & botanical foliages and vines dripping over the tables.
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