California Backyard Wedding. How much do you love all of the styling Ashley did for this adorable couple?
The fabric swing and the paper heart french fry boxes pull at my heartstrings a little. And as if all the details of the weekend don’t make it wonderful enough, just look at the food. Fish tacos and In-n-Out? Sounds like my kind of wedding! On saturday, we had a big party in a family friend’s backyard. having done the ceremony the night before, there was no pressure on us, all we had to do was have a good time. and that’s what we did. the entire weekend couldn’t have been more magical. a special thank you to ashley meaders who went above and beyond. words cannot describe her amazing talents. she transformed the backyard into a wonderland. at the end of the night, we were literally in tears because we were overcome with gratitude for all her hard work. it sounds cliche, but our 2 wedding days were the happiest days of our lives.
Photography by Our Labor of Love Event Design, Video, and Music by The Flashdance.
Photography. Wedding Readings From Literature - Wedding Wednesday. Wedding Wednesday is a feature I created here to chronicle my wedding planning journey until August 17, 2012 when I get married!
I’ll also be featuring fun bookish weddings and cute ideas I find around the blogosphere. Jeez, you guys. I haven’t done a Wedding Wednesday in a while! I’ve doing a lot of random parts of the wedding planning lately and one of those is picking out readings for the ceremony. I always keep a notebook of quotes that I like from books I read or poems I come across. “Once for all, I knew to my sorrow, often and often, if not always, that I loved her against reason, against promise, against peace, against hope, against happiness, against all discouragement that could be. *Sonnet 17 I don’t love you as if you were the salt-rose, topaz or arrow of carnations that propagate fire: I love you as certain dark things are loved, secretly, between the shadow and the soul.
The moment I heard my first love story I began seeking you, not realizing the search was useless. Tips: Choosing the Right Season for Your Wedding - Weddingstar Blog. Spring, summer, fall or winter?
— deciding on which season to have your wedding might have you a bit frazzled. They each have pros and cons, and if you don’t have a specific date in mind then you’re left with a whopping 365 options to have to choose from. So to shed some light on this fairly important decision, I’ve put together a quick rundown of the four seasons to help you along.
Quick tip: One of the easiest ways to figure out the right season for you is by first deciding on the colors or flowers you’d like to have at your wedding. Every season has its ideal color palette, mainly determined by the outside surroundings and flowers in season at the time. Spring Ahh springtime…the snow is gone (hopefully), trees are budding and flowers are beginning to bloom. Fun fact: March 20 — the day of Spring Equinox here in North America — is one of the most popular spring wedding dates. Inspiration Think tea lights and fresh-cut flowers in a romantic garden ceremony setting. Color Palette Pros and Cons.