Following the beautiful vineyard wedding guest made their way into an exquisitely draped tent illuminated with a warm amber glow and adorned with a row of chandeliers. Guests were greeted by flight attendants that handed them boarding pass place cards which dictated the country the guest would travel to for the evening. A mixture of round and rectangular guest tables were situated around the room and dressed with shimmering crushed linens in a copper hue. The centerpieces created by Holly Chapple Flowers were the main focus of the design with three different arrangements consisting of rich jewel tone flowers, crystals, lanterns, birdcages, candleabras, lamps and peacock feathers that really made the room come alive. In lieu of a guest book, a vintage suitcase with postcards sat on a table along with stamps for guests to decorate and write well wishes to the bride and groom for both their marriage and their upcoming travels around the world. Towards the end of the evening guests were surprised with individual cakes from Edibles Incredible instead of the traditional wedding cake and an amazing candy display. Don't miss any of the stunning details of the couple's travel inspired wedding, including the colorful dinnerware and magnificent centerpieces.
Credits:
Photography: Laura Ashbrook Photography. Wedding Coordinator: Events in the City. Venue: Breaux Vineyards. Florist: Holly Chapple Flowers. Rentals: Capital Party Rentals. Caterer: R&R Catering. Flight Attendants: Cast of Thousands. Lighting: Frost Lighting. Cakes: Edibles Incredible.






















Oh wow, those colors are so lush. Gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteIt was a fabulous event. I loved every minute of it.
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Best wedding I've ever been to!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter planned this all by herself with her wonderful wedding planner from South Africa where she was working at the time. I was sooooo proud of her. She didn't forget anything. from the buses to bring the guests to and from the hotel to the venue so no one would worry about drinking and driving, to flip flops for the women to change into at the reception so they could dance the night away in comfort. I did not post this sooner because I didn't want to seem like I was bragging but I couldn't resist!!
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