Antonio & Danielle
Connecticut
The Venue: Lake of Isles
The Flowers: Lilac Thyme
The Dress: Mariella Creations
The Photographer: Photographer RE

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Antonio & Danielle
Connecticut
The Venue: Lake of Isles
The Flowers: Lilac Thyme
The Dress: Mariella Creations
The Photographer: Photographer RE

Spencer & Liz
Fort Belvoir, Virginia
Such a pretty and traditional wedding I wanted to share today! Here is the love story of Spencer and Liz as told from their photographer, Rebekah!
The bride’s favorite movie is Pride and Prejudice and that heavily influenced their proposal and the wedding itself. Not as a conscious Theme, but a feeling. They had a first look on a forest path behind her house and proceeded to laugh and dance their way through a day rich with significance. She walked down the aisle to the “Liz on top of the world” track from the recent P&P movie, and Spencer, for all his Mr. Darcy-like sarcasm, converted to romanticism.
The Venue: Fort Belvoir Officers’ Club
The Make-up: Earth Diva
The Photographer: Rebekah J Murray Photography
Tyler & Bethanie
Bloomington, Indiana
This is by far one of the most unique weddings I have come across and I love it! Everything went together and is really expressive of the bride and groom’s personality. The simple, wild flower bouquet, the stylish wedding gown and beautiful aisle runner!
Here is the wedding told from the photographer’s point of view, Maranda Lambrich (Evoke Images):
I absolutely love everything about their intimate ceremony (immediate family only). The family all pitched in with their particular talents and gifts, and the result was a breathtaking ceremony. I have to tell you how talented this family is! For starters, Bethanie’s mom, Diane, MADE Bethanie’s gown! I am STILL in awe! Bethanie’s Stepfather was the officiant for the ceremony (held in their family church).
Tyler’s brother sang and played piano. Bethanie’s father made much of the decorations for the ceremony… including the mossy monogram-esque “P” for the aisle runner, the table holding the unity candle, the arbor…. I could go on and on!
Bethanie’s bouquet (as well as the Maid of Honors bouquet, and the boutonnieres) were made by the bride’s mom and dad. The flowers were a mixture of hot house flowers and wildflowers picked that morning. Single-letter Monogram created by Bethanie’s father. I have never seen anything like this… and I can’t get over it! I really want one!
All of this just added to the magic and the romance of Bethanie & Tyler’s wedding day, which truly felt like a fairytale. I am so glad I was able to make the trip to Indiana, and so lucky to have connected with these sweet, lovely, talented people.
The Venue: Chapman’s Restaurant
The Food: Chapmans Restaurant
The Photographer: Evoke Images

Ryan & Kelsey
Vinton, Virginia
According to the photographer, this was DIY wedding! The bride, Kelsey, had a lot of help from her friends and family! In fact Kelsey’s mom did most of the coordinating and decorating, and they all worked together to pull details and make the day gorgeous.
The Venue: Braeloch
The Hair: Azario Salon
The Flowers: Plantation Creations
The Dress: David’s Bridal
The Photographer: Ampersand Photography
August 30, 2010 - 2:20 pm - Cheers for Sarah Danaher & Ampersand Photography!!
Flowers: Flowers completed the day! Our florist was incredible and incredible on a budget too! Tricia at The Floral Department did an above and beyond job! With our ‘love bird’ theme we wanted a natural sense of beauty but just as ‘wedding’ beautiful! When Josh and I first became engaged, I was truly inspired by Taylor Swift’s music video ‘love story’. If you have seen it, there is a magical mood set throughout the video and I wanted that! For the guest tables, we had 3 different centerpieces: Lanterns, Tree Roots, and Nests perched atop an antique looking plated stand. I wanted tons of texture, berry accents, and even succulents. It all creatively blended together better than I dreamed.
I soaked up every moment and honestly, my memory of July 3, 2010 is even better than the still shot photos because I was able to truly experience the magical day. I couldn’t have been more in love, nor have I ever felt so loved.The Venue: Rancho Bernardo Winery
The Cake: Cupcakes Squared
The Flowers: The Floral Department
The Transportation: Rolls Livery
The Bakery: Edelweiss Bakery
The Wedding Planner: Couture Events
The Photographer: Stephen Knuth Photography & Scarlett Lillian Photography
August 30, 2010 - 3:35 pm - Thank You so much for featuring this wedding!! :)
by angie
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