And, Irene’s bouquet in it’s full fluffy glory:

You can view even more from their amazing day at their photographer Ian Grant’s blog. I hold nothing but amazing memories of working with Irene and Aaron. So much fun. So much joy. So much love. They are the best! And worth being shared and found all over this big old internet!!

Hoping today finds a sweet surprise for YOU, too!

xoxo,

There is so so so SO much color and whimsy over at the Wedding Chicks post, you won’t regret moseying on over for a peek!!

And- just to whet your whistle:

Seriously now… what are you waiting for?! Go see more HERE!!

xoxo,

The entire article- which focuses on unique, fun and inpsiring head pieces for brides- is full of amazing, so it’s worth seeing, I promise!

Visit the post here to see more, more, more!

xoxo,

Now, let me break it down for you right quick!

We always feature two main colors, and two accent colors. Most of the time a bride already knows or has a feeling of her main colors. Pink and grey [very popular]. Yellow and grey [same- popular]. Black and red [a bit dated and classic, but you get the idea]. We start here and write down these colors at the initial meeting [along with some pertinent info regarding the feel and vibe the clients' desire for their big day; which ties into the color scheme pretty big time]!

Chenin and Doug’s vow renewal boasted warm “roasted veggie” tones that complimented the Italian-style Villa where the celebration took place. We amped up the palette by adding in the split pea color!

We always add in a base color, which is typically but not ALWAYS the color of the guys’ suits. Navy. Grey. Black. Sometimes brown. This also can be used as the color for the chairs [fruitwood being a common one, for chiavari chair rentals]. It can also be the color we use for fonts and text throughout the wedding experience [from invitations and through to all other paper products].

Christine came to me already knowing she wanted her 3 bridesmaids in different colors of dresses- turquoise, coral and yellow. We twisted the scheme to complimentary tones of these colors and actually ended up adding a light/soft tone of EACH of these colors into their big day. The striking black “base” color lent itself as an amazing compliment to the rest of the brights!

We pick a light, creamy tone: either white or ivory or something in between. This color designates the softness or the striking modern feel that each wedding may take. Clean white typically leans to the modern. Soft ivory leaves you with a warm, romantic feeling.

We pick a metallic. No wedding can escape having a metal tone. You just have to pick one that suits you. Sometimes gold. Sometimes silver. Sometimes an unexpected bronze or a warm light champagne. Whatever it is- pick it and stick it! This will tie in your candle holders, flatware, girls’ jewelry… and, adding in a metal is just the best way to step up the elegant factor!

Jackie originally wanted her wedding to be pink and black- a combo she’d set her heart on years prior. When she realized by looking around the web that the combo she loved may be a bit out of style, she went for a more classy grey and pink scheme. Since Matt’s favorite color was green and she really wanted him to love the event, we picked complimentary tones that gave the couple a fun, romantic color scheme that could still be swung modern through details and crisp, fresh white accents!

From there, we add a “push” color. That means we push our clients. This is where we “pop it modern”. Since we concept multiple color schemes for each client, we alternate what color we can push them [and their comfort zone] with in each scheme. Sometimes, we keep things light and airy and romantic and “safe”- if we know it’s what represents the client, their needs/desires, their personalities and the setting where the wedding will take place [like, a private estate or lush garden]. But most of the time we add in this small push color to scare and thrill our clients into trusting us. And, if I must say, we always end up in love with it!

Here’s a whole round of options from a client last summer:

Typically we send anywhere from 3 to 5 boards. As you can see from above, Michelle ended up going with Option 4 [though it was a true toss up between Option 1 and Option 4]. She came to me in advance knowing she wanted blush and grey, and she wanted a modern-feel to her big day. So, we punched it up with a turquoise teal blue that was featured in her sweetheart chairs [blue chiavaris!], charger plates, and candle holders. Just enough pop to twist the color scheme from romantic to unexpected! And the effect was truly delicious! We don’t always use the same base color in all of our options but since we knew what this client was going for, we focused mostly on that push color selection. Here’s another option from Chenin and Doug’s big day- as you saw above they chose Option 5, but this is a good example of how broad the options can really be:

Why selecting a color scheme is important: well, because it all starts here. I’m all about how “wisdom prepares it’s table”. Meaning, the wise take the time to set themselves up for success- and that’s something we believe in here at In The Now. We also love and live for a cohesive look and feel to the event. Weddings without schemes tend to easily wander off and get away from us- becoming a beautiful jumble of things that I can’t seem to wrap my type-A-but-uber-creative brain around. I’m an oxy-moron kind of person, I know [being organized and creative]. But, the fact of the matter is… the more you understand your colors, the more others will. The vendors. The friends. The bridal party. Even yourselves! And that is worth putting some time, effort and energy into! After all, this gorgeously expensive dinner party you’re throwing for a bazillion of your nearest and dearest is worth being understood right? I mean, who doesn’t want to make a splash, make a statement, make it personal and make it perfect for you?! I know I do!

So, go forth and color the world with your love! Feel empowered! Pop it modern and push yourself until you’re a teeny tiny bit afraid of “if you can pull it off”. Because you know what? You can! Just work it!!

xoxo,

I cannot emphasize enough how much the motivation of our team is the marriage beyond the wedding. These two emotional frames, below, sum up the WHY in what we do!

A fun portrait from the Mission:

And now- for the reception [!!!!] details! Their reception took place at Harborside Ballroom on Balboa Island. Rachel did a rockin’ job making sure that each detail felt personal, full of fun and color, and represented the couple to a T! From glitter-covered candles to meal-indicating place cards, this one was fun fun fun!!

We wanted to keep the options for their details cost-friendly [especially since the guest count spilled over into the 300s when they were planning] so a simple colored-ribbon adorned table to create lines of escort cards fit the bill perfectly!! The groom’s sister is responsible for nearly all the graphic design inspiration and decor, so we took that and tried our best to echo it throughout the space!

The escort card backing color worked as the meal indicator for the banquet staff [I love something with a dual purpose!] and the simple grosgrain ribbon wrap incorporated color and personality to the place settings!!

Navy is the new black. Or brown. Or grey. Seriously! It’s my favorite “base” color for all of the color schemes we design these days. These navy linens rooted the room and gave us such a creative space to work with the rest of their colors without coming off cheesy or playing “rainbow bright”!

Ribbon backdrop. Check. Fabulously sequined linen. Check. Star wars cake toppers. Check.

I think any avid reader of ours by now knows how much we *adore* vinyl accent details. This wedding was no exception. Mirrored vinyl stickers adorned the cake stands featuring mini desserts. Since silver was their metallic accent, this was such a fun personalized piece!!

A quick snap of the bridesmaid bouquets to make you happy [including these super blown-out coral charm peonies from this warm summer day!]. And one portrait of the over-the-top GORGEOUS bride, Kathleen:

And her delicious bouquet:

A lace wrap *over* her pop-color wrap makes the traditional feel just a bit more whimsical. Love it! Since we were so heavily involved in the floral side of things, here’s a centerpiece or two to dwell on…

The name of the game was “turquoise containers featuring white and yellow florals with natural green leafy accents”. And I like this game. I like it a lot.

K&J: you two are the best. We loved you from the start. It, truly, was kismet. I’m so thankful that couples like you- fresh, fun, exciting and IN LOVE- find us and seek us out to be a part of your day. It was an honor and a pleasure. I hope we did as right by you as you did by us. We adored your wedding and hope that the memories you made as you danced the night away are the ones you’ll keep on your nightstand through pictures for the rest of your long long marriage. :)

xoxo,

This wedding was fun, beautiful and completely wonderful and awesome [in the literal senses of the terms]. Rush on over to see the details!

xoxo,

The whole color scheme for the wedding came about when Christine mentioned she wanted her gals in different colors. Mustard, coral and turquoise were the base and we went tonally from there, adding in a soft yellow/deep ivory, warm peach, and tiffany-esque teal to bring the color scheme together. The pops of bursting brightness combined with the softness of lace and lavender [literally the flower- not the color] gave the perfect whimsy of romance to the event!

The site is a “flip space”- meaning ceremony and reception are in the same location and need to be “flipped” during cocktail hour. Quite common and honestly, it gives us a good excuse to really play up the focal point in the ceremony, as it’ll be featured all night long. So, we hung ribbons from the trees to blow in the breeze. All 6 colors [the 3 bold and 3 softer tones] wafted gently during the ceremony and wrapped the bridal party in color for the photos. After the ceremony [while the guest were away], the head table was placed near the same spot so the view for the evening felt magically delicious!

On each guest’s chair during the ceremony were placed these little muslin, monogrammed toss bags filled with dried lavender [to shower the newly-married couple]. And also- as it was amidst the summer heat- a dual purpose and 100% gorgeous wooden paddle program fan:

[These are nearly ALWAYS my favorite detail and this batch is no exception! They are SO handy, SO useful, SO cute and get snapped up by the guests before we could even bring a single one home with us for a sample!!]. We wanted the ceremony to feel natural and ecclectic all at once- so we utilized furniture in pop colors from Found and nestled them in between clusters of chairs. Once the ceremony concluded, we moved the furniture to around the pool area to keep that lounge-y feel available all night long!

Look at those wafting ribbons:

We set up a killer pre-ceremony beverage station featuring the farm’s lavender lemonade. We literally could NOT keep that container full- the guests loved it so much!!

For place cards, we opted to give the guests monogrammed beverage glasses [which we've done before]- but with a rustic twist! Tall, modern-style mason jars boasted whimsical striped straws and oversized vinyl monograms. The guests LOVED drinking from these all night long [with multiple refills] – and it put that signature drink the couple picked to great use!!

And a quick snap of the couple with them:

And just a touch of the cocktail hour detail- patterned mustard linens with small bottle bud vases chock full of color!

The reception details were SO fun! Not only did Christine and her mom paint a mini birdhouse for each guest to take home, but we provided them with a mini jar of lavender baking sugar- which complimented the place settings perfectly!

Just a quick rundown of the table details:

Amazing textured ivory linens and mustard napkins from La Tavola
Pop-Color Turquoise Glass Charger Plates
Natural ribbon wrap with a cute little coral wooden flower detail [that people tied to their wrist as bracelets all night!!]
Mini jars of sugar with custom label
Hand-dyed lace wrapped around modern-style tall votive candles [6 different colors of that lace!!]

And everyone *loved* it all!

I literally CANNOT remember a time where the dance floor was more packed for the entire evening. Since most of the guests were shuttled into the site, the dancing continued until the very very end. And it was fantastic!

And of course, a playful cake cutting:

And just a few of my favorite portraits from the day….

[Maybe a favorite detail we utilized: Christine really wanted the guests to enter this open space though a "doorway"- so, this is how all the guests entered the ceremony and reception site!! SO gorgeous with simple floral swag detail- and our beverage welcome station was located just to the right of this set up! A real grand entrance for the entire group!!]

And just a quick candid of the gorgeous bride:

Thanks to Equinox Photo for the magic being captured!

Nick and Christine: you two love each other infectiously!! It’s truly not every couple that shares friendship and depth like you two do! The years you’ve spent together so far have rooted your love and commitment in a way that is going to nurture your future. I loved being a part of your day- even if I was a 9 month pregnant beast! The day turned out flawlessly and not only did our TEAM have fun, we got to watch and facilitate all of your guests having fun with and around you as well. You two are fabulous. We are honored and blessed to share in your joy with your marriage! To many, many more years, more celebrations and a bright future!!

xoxo,

A first look in downtown LA [at the Standard Hotel, no less!] led to a walk through the city pre-ceremony…

Snippets of “dead” and wood floral marked their day with lots of character [especially because of their venue: The Museum of Natural History!]

Freaking FANTASTIC details full of snazzy linens, plexiglass modern details and a mix of the old-and-new that is a serious trademark style of this darling couple!!

I go all heart-eyed for these linens. And the frosted plexiglass placemats COMPLETE with place card names in vinyl. And the modern flatware. Can I say more?!

Dawn’s veil- that she wore only for the ceremony- was a ridiculous cathedral-length of amazingness. Like, seriously. It was SO amazing!

And again, I cannot gush enough about how well they tailored their event to their space. Like, perfect for a museum; perfect for them!!

Her pop-color lip was my fave, and of course a little snap of her woodsy and dead-inspired bouquet:

One last quirky portrait to set the mood for the rest of your day:

I love this couple. Like, shout-it-from-the-rooftops love them. It helps that Dawn has been with the team now for a couple of years. Finding interns that the team truly fits with can be tricky at times… and then, we get people like Dawn. Her and Jack have been a fit since day 1 and it was OUR blessing to be there laboring for them on their big day, as they’ve done alongside us. I love that only the team know the ins and outs of their big day- but that THEY know the ins and outs of other people’s. More to come from Dawn and Jack soon, for sure!! Was this enough to get you craving more or WHAT?!

xoxo,

Pam and Eric: you trendsetters, you! We love our Levs. That’s for sure. Reliving this day in the blogosphere has got to be the best part of my week.

Click click click… just one TINY click away and you’ll be whisked to their wonderful wedding world!

xoxo,

We’re selling a huge lot of the turquoise bud bottles from the above shot, as well as taking custom orders for disc plexiglass table numbers [featured in those photos as well]!

And these table numbers will be custom-order-able as well:

Yep! Thick, plexiglass square chunks [that can boast a number only, or text similar to this] that can stand up on their own for your table numbers!! We have a bunch of fuchsia chunky glitter-coverd votive holders, also! And some hand painted glitter-paint silver votives:

Also for sale, some blushy pink glass 10″ dinner plates [that we used as chargers and place cards for this event]- and you can see those disc table numbers again:

We’re selling these two wood columns/pillars as well as the pearl ivory trophy vases on top [my FAVE! we have 3 for sale]…

And these exceptionally delicious teal mercury glass votive holders:

We’ll be taking orders for these little beauties also. I love that these cake toppers look like they’re floating [and they are *perfect* on a top tier with their dainty 4" size]!

What we don’t have pictured is TONS of vaseware [random one offs and entire collections], TONS of candles [even a section of used candles that I like to call "luminary candles"- meaning they're ugly but totally use-able and perfect for illuminating your darkened reception path through a paper bag], TONS of votive holders in all sorts of finished and sizes, TONS of ribbon rolls, paper, fabric yards and lots and lots of floral supplies for anyone up to and into the DIY challenge [or any florists!!].

Again- hoping to see some smiling, shining, happy little faces this weekend at the studio. So come on out!

In The Now Wedding and Events Studio
12951 Main Street
Garden Grove, CA
92840

Parking is ample around the back of the building in the lot, and in front on the street!

Kisses and hugs and rings and things,

xoxo,

Thanks to One Wed for the delicious exploitation of my heart with this one!! It is the perfect compliment to so many bridal gown styles. And- even if you aren’t into a pop of color in your bridal white for the ceremony… spice it up for your reception! I always say: color adds instant personality [which is why we always push our clients to "pop it modern" with their schemes]. You just can’t go wrong with a touch of floral romance!! I mean.. COME ON! Rhinestone leaves?! Dead.

Have a soft, romantic, love-filled Friday!

xoxo,

Visit the full feature here [and be sure to click the link to see even more wedding goodness!! Alissa and Frankie: you two are just the bee’s knees!! So glad the whole world has access to see it.

xoxo,

…..you seem unimpressed. Well, that’s because I saved the best part for last!

Thanks to Modcloth for the peep show! Seriously- pair this with a gold clutch and some gold heels and you’re taking me straight to the emerald city!! This could make a killer rehearsal dinner look; or even [for those that plan so far ahead] an amazing Christmas party frock!

Wear it once and the rest will be green with envy!! Hardy har har, Amanda! ;)

xoxo,

[and we love even more how much it highlights those perfect modern toasting flutes, and her glitzy jeweled head piece!!]. Definitely award winning, we’re so thrilled that it’s making headlines! Congrats to all of you!

xoxo,

Chenin is a superstar in her own right. I met her years back when she shot a wedding for a mutual client but we fell out of touch in the industry and reunited about two years ago to collaborate on a shoot for a workshop she put on. I was incredibly honored [to say the least!] when she asked me to style for her back then… so, needless to say, I was floored when she inquired late last summer about planning and designing her vow renewal for early spring. Truly- this couple is such a delight to be around! Super fun to plan with, even more fun to just know and observe. Now, onto the goods…

Chenin’s style is crazy perfect- if you can’t tell. Her BHLDN dress was *fab* and just as a bonus, the peach band at the bottom fit perfectly into our subtle perky color scheme! P.S. it’s always fabulous when the client has an obsession with all things obnoxiously heart-ed as well. Chenin and I just “get it”. Hearts = amazing.

Crazy in love, still, after their 10 years!

I can’t brag enough on Hugh Forte. He knocked these images out of the PARK! The private estate gave us a perfect backdrop… but, really, a great photographer is crucial to capturing anything in a way that will commit your memories permanently for years to come. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that, 10 years into marriage, Chenin and Doug have produced the *cutest* children. Meet Max and Scout:

The details of this day were crazy good. I have Chenin to thank for that, mainly- because, since she’s in the industry, she understands the importance of the small things. Having someone understand where to splurge and where to save can sometimes be a losing battle as a designer… but Chenin and I just clicked on every detail for this one. From the custom monogrammed lounge pillows [thanks Amy!]…

…to the fun pop-color cloth “thank you” cocktail napkins:

But, more details later!! Since this was a renewal of vows and not an actual “ceremony” per se, the couple opted to enjoy cocktails prior to the formalities. They mixed, mingled, and- when ready- cleared a space to commit themselves once again with new words and an old, deep love.

They utilized the estate’s pool and patio area- which had a centrally focused fireplace area [abundant with built-in bench seating] for their main space: ceremony, cocktails, and dancing. The dining lawn was nearby, but truly the celebration had it’s life in this stone-surrounded space!

Natch, we added some fabulous pillows to the already-provided bench seating. Can you say “gold sequin”??

One of my favorite small details [mimicked more than once since] are these clear plexiglass rod swizzle sticks- with the top dipped in glitter. It’s such a fun, clean modern detail! And here’s those cocktail napkins in play [at their specialty whisky/bourbon "tasting bar"- a real man's detail right there!]:

The tasting bar was located nestled into a garden area with a rocky path [that backed to the stone courtyard]. Since the space was narrow, we tucked the bar underneath a vine-y trellis and we brought in skinny [24"] tall bar tables and barstools to give the space some much needed hangout seating!

And here’s a great snap of the true focal point for the evening: our fireplace. This was our ceremony site, our dance floor, and our show stopper! We created a custom monogrammed front panel/mantel that made the space feel just right. Megan from Honey and Poppies created a truly magical large wreath that gave the fireplace just enough personality!

The amount of love in this vow renewal was crazy. The team and I stood toward the back, soaking in their words and heeding their wise love and crying. Seriously touching. And then, once more, sealed with a kiss.

The dinner space was no less impressive and showed no lack of thought and detail. I’m serious when I say that this may be one of my favorite designs, ever, to date! Large plexiglass chunky table numbers [5"x7" big!] featured a pale pinky-peach hue. Oversized warm gray candles in two heights just added depth to the space and made it feel more like an intimate dinner party. The floral bursts that Megan created fit perfectly between the family-style dining platters the couple wanted [and leveled with wood and gold pedestals]. A custom gold table runner [that ran the length of 6 dining tables!] set the scene and brought the design together [paired with our nubby knit-style eggshell linen from La Tavola]. And, don’t even get me started on the place settings! Or, ya know… do.

I nearly flipped when Chenin initially had a chat with me about her style: veering toward the masculine, she liked the idea of a muted palette. Less floral, more greens. Gray. Peach tones. Not rustic, but home-y. Warm. We added in small touches of persimmon and just a slight nod to split pea. We kept the ideas modern, clean and classy. But we also kept it real.

Personalized chop [12"]dinner plates that acted as place cards. Pop color napkins complete with screen printed menu wrap. Sleek modern flatware. It’s just beyond fabulous.

A cute sweets station in lieu of a cake [since, you know, they did that once before].

Set up on a desk.

And, of course- an old fashion photobooth. Like, a legit chemical processed film style black and white photobooth. So amazing.

With some cute modern pops…

And as the night rolled on, things just got better and better.

[those candles glowing on the bar tables are actually painted gold glitter ombre.... and they are perfection].

And one last detail to leave you with… our mantle turned nightfall during the dancing hours. I *loved* their monogram, made by the ever-fab Lori at Paper and Thread!

This was our team’s first vow renewal celebration but I’m praying it won’t be our last!! I can’t think of anything more worth celebrating than marriage success. Marriage is amazingly rewarding, fun, challenging, selfless and incredibly trying at moments. And the success of it truly depends on how much you’re willing to give, serve, put in, be there, change yourself, be yourself, speak the truth…. the list goes on. It’s an incredible honor to be in my own 10th year [!!!!] of marriage and I can only hope to continually establish our love as something to be treasured for years forward. Chenin and Doug: you two are a true inspiration. You’re the real deal. I’m so thankful for your place in my life and heart. Beyond words grateful for the time we spent together planning, plotting, laughing, and creating. You two are the best.

xoxo,

Ice trays for oversized balls of ice. Perfectly round. This is changing my life even more than the square ice cube trays [....which I own, of course]. Naturally, sold at the Museum of Modern Art, they are a truly fun touch to any beverage.

Ice balls. Get into it. And moreover- have a wonderful, love-filled Friday that bursts into a love-filled weekend. Spend some time soaking in the warm summer sun for all the days it’s left [and then we'll all appreciate the cool winter rainy nights together]!

xoxo,

AND- this snap of their escort display:

AND- this perfect room shot:

AND- a quick couple pics of the ridiculously perfect invite suite that we pulled together for Pammy…

AND- well, we really love this couple. I’m all warm and fuzzy just thinking about their recent early-September soiree. Truly, these pictures are memories stamped in time [for the bride and groom, friends and family, and our team alike]!

xoxo,

Our graphics gal Shannon started out their whole wedding inspiration with some heart fluttering graphics that told their story:

True to their nature, E + J already knew what type of venue they wanted when they came to us, and they got it! The Orange County Great Park Hangar was the perfect setting – untouched territory by the event world, which gave the unique experience that the couple was looking for, and totally inspired by Jeff’s aerospace engineer career and Elysse’s constant travels of the skies.

I could not be more in love with the Hangar space for E + J – it’s truly a space that says “This is SO them,” which is something we want for EVERY couple.

Designer Rachel brought in wonderful details – like these LAX sign inspired plexi table numbers (which, naturally, were also airport codes). It makes me smile every time!

And yes…that is a triple ribbon napkin treatment – a nod to a runway. ADOR-able.

Elysse and Jeff were so organized and on top of things, we almost asked them to join our team! ;) At every meeting, Jeff brought his HUGE 3 ring binder, full of vendor contracts and notes jotted down on engineering computation paper – it was a nice laugh, and also great to have a couple who knew exactly what they wanted.

I asked Elysse to share a little bit of her experience, since it’s a very personal experience that is unique to each bride:

From the bride: “My favorite part of the planning process was hand picking every conceivable detail of the wedding right alongside my husband, truly making it ours. All the gals at In the Now were great resources and to see all the details Jeff and I picked become a reality on the wedding day made us really proud. Seeing the handmade name tags assembled & displayed, the plexiglass + vinyl airport codes,  monogrammed dance floor – it was so surreal!”

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Elysse’s bridesmaid and extraordinarily talented friend made these amazing letter pressed and hand calligraphed escort cards. Now THAT’s a baggage tag done right!

And how amazing is this plexiglass monogrammed card box? I’m pretty sure that I need it…for life.

No event is complete without amazing vendors – Kimberlyn at 24 Carrots provided the fantastic food (and a stellar late night snack, mini grilled cheese and tomato soup….to die for!), Sweet and Saucy Shop topped it off with great desserts, and Wedding 64 photography captured all the moments!

And the their very lively wedding guests brought the party (especially the bridesmaid and groomsmen..tearing it up on the dance floor!) Oh and the dance floor…of course! Seamless with a huge vinyl logo – what more could you possibly ask for??

Some advise from Elysse to all current and future brides: Remember that there is always a solution for any problem/issue. In the Now has anticipated every potential issue that could happen on your wedding day and can handle anything. You might not even know it happened, because they’ve already handled it. No joke. Definitely prioritize what is most important to you when planning and allocate accordingly, unless you have an unlimited budget (lucky you!).

Oh dearest Elysse and Jeff, you know we adore you. There’s no doubt about the depth of the love we all share in our hearts for you and we will be here to be BFF for now and always. We vow to cherish you both, to meet up at Disneyland, to share meals together, and to celebrate your 10 year vow renewal with you. Mahal na mahal.

A couple close-ups from Ian:

And one more of the feature [biggest picture!!]:

So proud of our work and our design work in her big day! We don’t offer floral design for every client, but when we do, we love to be passionate about it. Her color scheme of hot purple and fuchsia brought a rich, lush feel to the outdoor environment. If you don’t remember her gorgeous day, rush on over to their original Wine Country Weddings feature for their simply chic details!

So thrilled. So blessed. So honored!

xoxo,