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Fun, flowerless wedding shoot in Rancho Sante Fe

Posted by on October 20, 2011 · 5 Comments 

Here is proof that a wedding without flowers is not without character…

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This adorable, flowerless photo shoot is the result of a crafty collaboration between some of California’s finest wedding vendors.

The colors are vibrant, the setting is breathtaking and the details are abundant!

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I’m smitten over the abundance of eye catching splashes of hot hues, whimsical decorations and geometric patterns.

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Notice how many creative elements that unconventionally mimic the floral form including; the brooch bouquet by Fantasy Floral, the 3D frosted flowers on the Sweet and Saucy cake and the silk rose tablecloth and chair backs from Wildflower Linens.  SWEET!

With Becca Rillo behind the lens, every detail pops revealing the multiple textures and depths in every scene.

There’s a fantastic blend of dramatic and whimsical image styles in the set.

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Clearly, this flowerless wedding has no shortage of FUN which is key to making your celebration memorable :)

Big thanks to Sophia at Les Belles Affaires for submitting this photo shoot.

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Cinco De Mayo Wedding Fiestas

Posted by on May 5, 2011 · 1 Comment 

In honor of Cinco De Mayo, some fabulous fiesta style wedding inspiration:

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I’m so in love with the  above photos.  The first one I spotted on the Sweetest Occasion blog and the second I found at Events of Love and Splendor.  Two great blogs that always inspire!

The Real Spanish Style Wedding Ceremony below is also pretty fantastic.  It was originally posted on the Ruffled bridal blog.

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The last set of fabulous fiesta bride photos come from a shoot by Joie La La.  Thanks to The Bride Suite for sharing!

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Real Wedding in Pebble Beach: Erin+Andrew

Posted by on April 25, 2011 · 6 Comments 

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Erin and Andrew met during their Senior year of college at UC-Berkeley and became close friends.
“The transition from friends into something more serious happened while traveling in Australia after graduation
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Last February, the adorable couple was invited to join Andrew’s sister (and family) on a beach house vacation in Oahu, Hawaii.  Of course, the two did not pass up the opportunity to take a romantic getaway together.  While Erin had a tranquil and relaxing vacation, she had no idea that Andrew had nervously been walking around with a diamond ring in his pocket, searching for the perfect moment to pop the question.

When Erin and Andrew sat on the beach to soak in the beautiful sunset on their last day in Oahu, Andrew presented the diamond ring and formally asked Erin to become his wife.

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First, many thanks to the talented Sia McDonald for sharing these amazing photographs!

To say that Erin and Andrew’s wedding was “dreamy” is an understatement.  Every last wedding detail, which there was no shortage of, was thoughtfully planned by the visionary bride.  Erin loves finding little pieces that inspire her, from flea market finds to garage sale nick-knacks. Clearly, the girl could have a very bright future in event design.

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The wedding was held at a family friend’s private estate in Pebble Beach California.

We were so incredibly fortunate to have such special friends offer up their beautiful home for the occasion.  The homeowners, my parents, family friends, and my husband and I were a regular work detail at the property in the weekends and months leading up to the wedding,” says Erin.

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She adds, “I love and enjoy design, and really felt it was important that people felt like they were part of a special event from the moment they stepped onto the property.”

Mission accomplished!

Perhaps what makes this wedding so utterly chic is the brilliant infusion of many different wedding styles.  Erin managed to maintain a cohesive look with universal appeal- giving every guest something to swoon over.

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Having a skilled “handyman” for a dad and a creative mother, Erin counted on her parents to help with the many do-it-yourself “wedding projects” she envisioned.

Projects included: the hand painted sign post, a family photo wall, wooden lanterns on the pathway, hanging tree lights with floating blooms, a mirrored place card display, a custom photo booth, etc.

Together, the bride and groom designed all of the wedding paper goods (printed by the Greener Printer).

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When I asked Erin which wedding details were most important to her she said, “According to my husband, everything!”

“I think a lot of my family and friends looked at me like I was crazy when I was going into so much detail, but I asked them just to trust me and that once it’s all put together they will understand why I wanted it…and they did.”

Be sure t0 check out Erin and Andrew’s “dream team” of outstanding wedding vendors!

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Crown Jewel Tones from WedLuxe

Posted by on April 18, 2011 · Leave a Comment 

With the massive overload of Royal Wedding articles and blog posts, I have resisted the temptation of adding to the hype… until now.

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After seeing the incredible sapphire cake (above) by Lori Hutchinson of the Caketress, I headed to WedLuxe Magazine’s website to see the full pictorial and it did not disappoint!  How could I keep these photos to myself?

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Sadly, the Prince and soon to be Princess of England are taking more of traditional British approach with their two commissioned Royal Wedding Cakes, as reported by the UK’s Telegraph. I’m assuming we will not be seeing any jewel tones or feathers either, however, the inspiring WedLuxe photo shoot is undoubtedly majestic!

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2012 Wedding Cakes

Posted by on April 5, 2011 · 1 Comment 

I am always excited to get (and share) the scoop on future wedding trends.

Isabelle of Toronto based J’Adore Cakes predicts that in 2012, “Cakes will become blank canvases where cake artists, paintbrush in hand, will let their imaginations take over…”

Future cakes will feature an abundance of hand painted accents and details, which Isabelle calls a “minimalistic” approach.

The images below show how some fine pastry chefs have already dabbled into the cake as canvas concept:

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I’m hoping this deliciously artistic movement transpires into the launching of cake museums….

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Real Wedding at the Tribeca Rooftop: Marcie+Corey

Posted by on February 13, 2011 · 1 Comment 

If Taylor Swift knew Marcie and Corey, I’m convinced the couple would have their own hit love song.

From the moment Marcie and Corey met at Cardozo High School in Bayside Queens, they shared a magnetic connection.  They talked on the phone for hours and spent most of their free time together.  By 1996, the 16 year old classmates were boyfriend and girlfriend, a term now referred to as facebook official.

Unlike most typical teenage romances, Marcie and Corey never grew apart.
“After high school, we both went off to different colleges in different states.  Even then, we nearly spoke every single day. Once we graduated, it wasn’t even a question.  We just wanted to be together,” said Marcie.

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When I asked Marcie to tell me about the proposal her response was too perfect for me to reword.  She said,

After 14 years together, it was long overdue!  As you can imagine, both our families (and myself) were getting anxious to get this marriage thing on the road.  On a Thursday night in June 2009, Corey was finally going to do it!  We were leaving for a vacation with my family the following day and while he had planned to do it during the trip, an opportunity presented itself.

We had gotten into bed at around midnight, ready to sleep before our early morning flight.  As we were chatting, I  jokingly said to Corey, ”Gee, you blew it! You could have proposed and been  the hero of the family trip…Why don’t you do it now with the ring you bought me for my 21st birthday (a running joke between us).”  Corey responded with, “Sure! Let’s do that,” and told me to go put on a dress for the special occasion.

Of course, I thought this was all just a silly game so I just indulged him.  I had my glasses on, my hair was a mess and I threw on some random dress (with the tags still on) that was way too big on me…
Let’s just say I wasn’t looking my best.   Corey decided  he was under dressed and put on a suit blazer, which looked awesome with the boxers he was wearing to bed.  Once we were “dressed”, Corey started to say some really sweet things (that neither of us can actually remember now since it was such a blur). I  could hear his heart pounding and thought, ‘Wow, if he’s this nervous and we’re just playing around, he’s never going to do it!”  After his mini speech, he asked me to hold the ring for a second and put the 21st birthday ring on my  hand.  When I looked back up, Corey was holding the engagement ring up in front of his face.  He smiled and asked me to marry him.   I was so in shock that I literally turned away and said, “Are you serious?” to the wall for about a minute before saying YES…  It was truly an amazing moment!

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What do you get when you combine the breathtaking photography of Danny Weiss, the exquisite decor of Tantawan Bloom and a knock-out couple exploding with love and excitement?  An epic New York City wedding!

You also get so many outstanding images that make narrowing them down for this feature a daunting task…

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Although Marcie does not recommend waiting 14 years to get hitched, it turned out to be the perfect day to get married.  She recalls, “Our wedding was during one of the hottest summers on record in NYC but on July 31st it was miraculously 82 degrees and sunny.  Having the cocktail hour outside on the roof was a big hit amongst the guests and the sunset was magical.”

One of the most memorable parts of the day was when the bride and groom saw each other for the first time.  While most people who do “first looks” arrange for a private meeting with the photographer, the couple let their family and wedding party be part of the big reveal.  Having the people they love watching made the special moment even more fun and exciting.

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Could this couple be more stunning and happy? I think not…

Marcie’s  Monique Lhuillier dress, purchased at Kleinfeld Manhattan, was beautiful.  Having a special bond and appreciation for her loving family, she accessorized with her grandmother’s bracelet and a special necklace that was created from her grandparent’s engagement ring.

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During their Jewish wedding ceremony, the couple recited their own vows. “Hands down,” this was Marcie’s favorite wedding memory.

“People loved hearing our thoughts, feelings and stories, especially Corey’s.  They were amazingly written.  At the end of the vows, Corey said that Marcie had waited long enough and threw his vows in the air and told the Rabbi (nicely) to get the show on the road!  It was priceless,” she said.

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Marcie and Corey’s wedding party really brought their A-game.

“They were all SO amazing and we are so appreciative for all they have done for us throughout the entire year of planning. Celebrating our marriage with them was an absolute blast!” said Marcie.

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With the incredible support and planning help from both of their loving mothers, Marcie and Corey pieced together the wedding of their dreams.

“We all had a very similar vision in our minds of how the end result would look and feel.  We wanted the event to be a true reflection of Corey and I.  If you look at our apartment, it has a very similar aesthetic as the Tribeca Rooftop, so that venue was at the top of our list.  Once the Tribeca was booked, the beautiful and modern space set the tone and inspired the décor choices that followed.  I also frequented bridal blogs, like  Wed Savvy, for guidance,” adds Marcie.

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While looking through their photos, I started to tear up seeing images of  both of their moms together.  I have never seen such a strong and special bond between the mother of the bride and the mother of the groom.  Danny Weiss captured every precious emotion and both Marcie and Corey could not speak more highly of their talented photographer.

The couple also raved about the “GENIUS” work of Golf from Tantawan Bloom.wecler-reception-3

“The room looked and smelled like heaven and I’m not exaggerating.  I knew the flowers would be beautiful, but Golf blew everything we expected out of the water.  Six months after the wedding and we are still getting complements,” said Marcie.

The music by Hank Lane Ernest Mills band had everyone on the dance floor.  “The room was so full of happiness and energy. It was the most incredible feeling to see all the people we love smiling, dancing and having so much fun around us, ” said the new Mrs. Wecler.

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“The entire wedding could not have been more perfect!”

Thanks to  5 Studios West, you can enjoy a short teaser video of Marcie and Corey’s epic wedding online (I highly recommend watching it).

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A Wizard of Oz themed wedding

Posted by on February 11, 2011 · 1 Comment 

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  1. Yellow and emerald wedding ceremony decor by 1314 Studio
  2. Red poppy bouquet from Big Day for 10K
  3. Emerald City style reception lighting from Dallas Wedding Examiner
  4. Gem (emerald) place cards found on The Knot
  5. Red (“ruby slipper”) heels by Alexander McQueen
  6. Yellow brick road wedding aisle picture from D Marie Photography
  7. Bridesmaid dress in emerald by Alvina Valenta
  8. Lollipop displays from Bridalweddingdresses.net
  9. Wizard of Oz themed wedding cake found on Cake Central

I thought this theme would be unique and way outside the box, until I googled “wizard of oz wedding cake” for image #9 and realized there were some other Dorothy inspirations. Apparently, renowned wedding planner David Tutera recently created a Wizard of Oz themed wedding on the we TV show, My Fair Wedding

If you want to go crazy and all-out with theme, the classic movie is full of fun characters and elements to work with.

Here are a few more of my ideas:

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Real New Orleans wedding: Caroline + Sabri

Posted by on January 20, 2011 · 4 Comments 

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When Caroline was a freshman at Washington University in St. Louis, she met Sabri in her first architecture class.  Unfortunately, dating him was off limits since he was the class Teaching Assistant (TA) and also an accomplished Senior.
“He was the CUTEST guy around,” she said.  “I definitely had a school girl crush on him, but we became friends.”
By the end of Caroline’s sophomore year, Sabri moved to New York to pursue his Master’s in Architecture at Columbia and the two lost touch.

Three years later, Caroline and Sabri ran into each other at a mutual friend’s apartment in St. Louis and reconnected.  It was FATE!

They talked on the phone regularly and even visited each other a few times.  Feelings and secret crushes were revealed and by the Summer of 2007, the two were officially dating.   After spending a week with Caroline and her family in Cape Cod, Sabri fit right in and won over everyone’s hearts.

Sadly, Caroline was attending a 3 year grad school program in Savannah to earn her Masters of Fine Arts in Interior Design.  Both Sabri and Caroline were not willing to let distance break them up, so they stayed together and spent every break with one another.

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After a year and a half of dating officially, the two were head over heels in love.

The couple spent Easter with Caroline’s entire family in Louisiana. When Caroline was out, Sabri formally asked her parents for their blessing and showed them the beautiful ring he purchased for their daughter.  They could not have been more ecstatic!
A few hours later, the couple caught a rare moment alone, sitting in the front of Caroline’s mom’s car.  Sabri mentioned having an interesting talk with Caroline’s parents about their future.  Caroline’s heart dropped.  He told her that he received both of their blessings to propose as he pulled out the ring and asked if she would be his wife.
Caroline recalled,

“Sabri got so nervous that he forgot to ask me to get out of the car. Now we always joke that my mom can never sell it. It was such a special weekend to be able to share the good news with my parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins in person on Easter.  My family is so important to me, so it meant a lot to me that Sabri made a point to propose while I was with them.”

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Caroline and Sabri felt so ready to get married by the time Caroline finished school.  They planned a traditional New Orleans style wedding but added their own modern twists.

Many of their guests traveled all of the way from France, India, Malaysia, England, and all over the U.S. to attend their nuptials so the couple was determined to create a fun and unique wedding experience for everyone.  They did not disappoint….

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When the day Caroline dreamed about for so long had finally arrived, she was all smiles in the bridal suite as she prepared to see her soon to be husband.

She looked insanely gorgeous!  I just adore her wedding day style and love how it reflected the entire wedding vibe (traditional with a fun/modern twist).

She wore a classic white wedding gown embellished with eye-catching accessories; including a black flower and crystal sash by Enzoani and glitzy, bold post earrings by Alexis Bittar.

Thanks to their fantastic photographer, Melissa of MQ Photography, you can experience many of their special moments and wedding details (pictured throughout this feature), like this beautiful first embrace.

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For a master architect and an Interior Design professional, Latrobes on Royal was the perfect setting for both the ceremony and reception.  The historic, French Quarter venue is famous for it’s outstanding architecture and antique French decor.  The wrought iron gates, beautiful domed ceiling, indoor courtyard, rich baroque tapestries, were some of the many pieces of eye candy for their guests!

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Caroline and Sabri wanted the ceremony to be special so they decided to get married in the round.  “We wrote our own vows, and had music that was particularly moving.  My dad even wrote a song for us!  It was so intimate with all of our friends and family surrounding and supporting us,” said Caroline.

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After the ceremony, the couple had a traditional New Orleans “Second Line parade (one of my favorite traditions of all time)” where a fantastic brass marching band played music and led everyone around the streets in the French Quarter before the reception.

“Sabri and I held feathered parasols at the front of the line and guests followed us with a drink in one hand and a handkerchief in the other (to wave around).  We had a ball dancing through the streets of New Orleans!  All of the tourists enjoyed it too.  They lined the streets and took pictures of us as we passed by!” said Caroline.

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It was the perfect, memorable way to kick off their celebration!  When guests returned to the reception they were pumped up and ready to dance the night away. “The whole wedding was an absolute blast!” said Melissa of MQ Photography.  “The bride and groom were not only a beautiful couple, they were SO MUCH FUN.  It was an honor to photograph and be a part of.”

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Best new bridesmaid dresses

Posted by on January 11, 2011 · 1 Comment 

New 2011 bridesmaid dress collections have arrived and I’m happy to report some improvements. Thankfully, dresses are looking less like uniforms.

Are more and more brides are trashing the shallow idea that the uglier the bridesmaids, the prettier the bride?
I CERTAINLY HOPE SO!  Hideous bridesmaid dresses mean the bride has poor taste!
For all you Wed Savvy brides here are some standout new dress options that are sure to keep your gals happy and stylish!

-MODERN, BOHEMIAN

  • The Kylie by Thread Bridesmaids ($290)  This two toned dress is available in both mini and knee lengths.  It features a sweetheart neckline, a double layer skirt, and a stylish combination of taffeta and chartreuse fabrics.  Finally, an option that’s not so monotone and doesn’t involve colored sashes!

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-FUN, GLAMOROUS, FEMININE

  • Bill Levkoff Style #594- Strapless cocktail length dress with a sequin bodice and chiffon pleated cummerbund accenting the natural waist. Soft gathered chiffon skirt with overlay draped effect. A two-toned dress featuring sequins and chiffon fabrics that are available in virtually every color combination.  Since I was unable to get images of the fabulous different sequined top options (gold, mocha, white, etc), you must visit the above link to play around.  So many options!

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-FEMININE, ROMANTIC, CLASSIC

  • Priscilla of Boston-Love the super sweet, unique flower at the waistline of this silk satin purple gown
  • Monique Lhuillier- Obsessing over the chic shoulder straps.  Flirty and flattering but also a classic gown.
  • Amsale style G30C- That ever so popular flowing chiffon fabric that Amsale made famous takes a unique form in a new, gorgeous color.

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-MODERN, GLAMOROUS, FORMAL, CLASSIC

  • Melissa Sweet- this red hot short number accentuates curves in the most flattering way with its unique pleating.
  • Anna Maier-Ulla Maija couture: Just one in the designer’s stunning new line of formal, gorgeous bridesmaids gowns.  This black lace design is sexy and eye-catching without crossing the inappropriate line.
  • White House Black Market:  A satin rosette dress that can be dressed up or down and re-worn.  Every bridesmaid loves a little black dress!

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Real Wedding: Alyssa + Todd

Posted by on October 24, 2010 · 6 Comments 

If you’re suffering from job remorse, the story of Alyssa and Todd might give you a brand new perspective.

This super cute couple crossed paths in the Corporate world and decided to grab dinner and drinks to discuss “work opportunities.” After several of these meetings, it seems the “work” excuse had been played out.

So, Todd asked Alyssa to attend a formal benefit for St. Jude Medical Center with him and the dating nerves kicked in.
“When Todd arrived to pick me up, we were both all dressed up as if we were going to prom or something,” recalls Alyssa.

After being seated in the Disneyland Resort ballroom, it was not that easy to let loose at a table of strangers.  As dinner was served and things were just starting to settle down, a random kitchen fire forced everyone out and into the cold. Watching people frantically scatter about, Todd and Alyssa were suddenly together, alone, and shared a sense of comfort and relief in that.

There was an undeniable chemistry between the pair which would prosper beyond work suits and formal functions from then on.

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After a long and stressful work week, Alyssa arrived at the couple’s Orange County home to find a trail of petals leading to two dozen roses and a card. Although, the sweet note from Todd mentioned how he wished for them to grow old together, Alyssa believed that Todd was being a sweet boyfriend and just trying to lift her spirits.
By the time she turned around to thank him, Todd was down on one knee,  asking her to be his wife.

But that wasn’t the only trick up Todd’s sleeve that night.  When the two went out to dinner, close friends and family were waiting to surprise Alyssa and toast to the couple’s engagement.

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After booking the luxurious St. Regis Monarch Beach for their wedding site, Alyssa and Todd knew the food, scenery and accommodations would be impeccable.

A quick peek at some of the 5 star resort’s scenery, taken by the couple’s fantastic wedding photographer, Hoffmann. st.regis-monarchbeach

With demanding careers and a bride attending night classes for her MBA, the couple was happy to pass the planning torch to Diane Green, Alyssa’s mother, and wedding planner Sharon Gall of Once Upon A Time Weddings.

“We wanted to show up and have fun without any stress and, lucky for us, that’s exactly what happened,” said Alyssa.

On the day of the wedding, the sun was beaming.  This may sound typical for Orange County, but the infectious love and energy of the bride and groom made the day anything but ordinary.

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Alyssa’s Rosa Clara wedding dress had a trumpet style fit,  a sweetheart neckline and a pleated, dropped waist with crystal embellishments below the bust.  On the hanger it was a beauty, but on the bride it was beyond breathtaking!

After adding final touches; including custom earrings from Sonya Taherian and Benjamin Adams heels, encrusted with blue swarovski crystals on the bottoms spelling “I DO,” Alyssa was ready and eager to see her groom.  Looking handsome, Todd was full of anticipation as he waited at the bottom of the resort’s infamous grand staircase to finally see his bride walking down the steps.

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The scene was straight out of a fairy tale and an intimate moment the two will never forget.  Like their first real date, the couple got to experience the innate love and comfort of being alone with one another.  This time, however, it was even more significant as they would soon vow to spend the rest of their lives as husband and wife.

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After some joyful tears, hugs and embraces, Todd and Alyssa joined their loving friends and family for a few pictures on golf course before the ceremony.

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The outdoor wedding ceremony treated everyone to the most spectacular views.

“As the bride, I loved walking down the aisle and seeing my handsome groom at the end with the ocean and golf course behind him.  The smell of the flowers and the feeling of the sun on our shoulders was incredible,” said Alyssa.

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After the two were officially married they released two white doves into the air and blissfully walked up the aisle together, ready to celebrate.

Now, here’s another lesson to take away from this wedding: never underestimate a mother’s knowledge of her children.

Diane Green thoughtfully took cues from her daughter and future son in law’s home color palette to create a space to match the couple’s modern style.  As the stunning details of the wedding unfolded before their eyes, the couple was blown away by all of the hard work that Diane and Sharon Gall had masterminded.  It was their perfect scene!

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After looking back over the incredible images by Hoffmann Photographer and a few statements I had gathered, one guest’s description of the night seemed to hit the nail on the head.

“It was a modern mix of deep rich purple with a soft glow of lavender and mixtures of blues and greens with sparkles in-between,” she said. “Absolutely magnificent from start to finish!”

Every last detail of Alyssa and Todd’s wedding was incredibly cohesive.  I am enamored by so many charming elements, including; the textured silver chargers and detailed place settings, the lush floral arrangements banded by layers of sparkling rhinestones and a modern square cake infused with matching flowers and set on a thick rhinestone banded pedestal (Nisie’s Enchanted is one of my favorite florists in the business).

As the sun faded, the celebration continued on the white monogrammed dance floor set aside a charming fireplace.

The bride put on a short, glitzy reception dress by Mignon (that I completely adore) making it easier to dance the night away…

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…and that’s exactly what they did!

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