Showing posts with label vintage weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage weddings. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Kathryn and Will's Sweet Summer Wedding

 Kathryn and Will are used to life in the big city--they call DC home!  But for their wedding, they wanted to give guests a different sense of home.  Family and friends pitched in to host the event on private property in Franklin, North Carolina.  They poured their heart and tons of time into very personal, very lovely DIY projects.  These beautiful photos are by Julie Veon Lane of Elizabeth K Photography.  Personal flowers by Ray's Florist.  Reception flowers cut from J.W. Mitchell Farms and arranged by family.

 I love the sunny yellows Kathryn and Will chose!
 The kids--they're just so cute!
 A family friend played dulcimer for the ceremony and the Frogtown Four did their thing for a fun, family-style reception on the lawn.

This is a wonderful take on the traditional guest book.

Honey favors from the family's farm.
 This banquet-style seating provided a perfect sense of family dinner at home.  Comfortable, vintage, timeless.

Photos of loved ones hanging from cables over the reception area set the scene for building memories. 

So everyone knows I love wedding cake...  But this might even be better than cake, because there are tons of dessert on this table!  Several friends and family members of Kathryn brought these amazing, gorgeous desserts for a stylish dessert buffet.  Who doesn't love Grandma's cherry pie?

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Kristen and Dale featured on Style Me Pretty

Kristen and Dale's wedding was the stuff of wedding dreams!  Not only are they beautiful on the outside, but they are so kind, thoughtful and generous toward all around them.  Their exquisite, creative, vintage-inspired, whimsical, beautiful, gorgeous, fabulous (and the adjectives go on, but I'll leave the rest to your imagination) wedding photographed by Caroline Ghetes was recently featured on the Style Me Pretty blog.  You'll want to enjoy these photos with hot tea and a scone on your best antique china to get in the moment!