It's no secret that I love my job. I could fumble around with the words to explain just what makes my work so rewarding, but why try words when a single photo can explain it all! The look on the Bride's face when she sees that her dream has become a reality is everything to me. I was so lucky to work with Kristen on her wedding and overjoyed that her photographer captured the moment she walked into her reception and saw all her decor and design had come together just as she dreamed.
Ok, now sappy stuff aside let's dive into the epic details of this ridiculously beautiful wedding!
Want to make a statement? Try hanging SIX chandeliers over your head table, and voila, you have a head table set for royalty!
Chandeliers were just the beginning, Kristen carried her classic contemporary look throughout her reception. The tables were draped with black and white stripe runners and decked out with gorgeous white floral a top gold risers and surrounded by glistening gold mercury glass.
Kristen wanted to make a statement with her bar. We strung cafe lights 30ft down from the catwalks to create a backdrop for her bar.
Pearls were a part of Kristen's design as well; they were scattered throughout the reception. Strands of pearls were swaged across the bride and groom's chairs and could be found dripping from the canopy of greenery centerpiece on the head table.
This photo has nothing to do with decor, but it needed to be shared. Look at the love between Kristen and her wedding planner, Casey! Casey did an impeccable job pulling off Kristen's wedding.
From the minute I met with Danielle, I knew she had put a lot of thought into her wedding decor. Danielle had a very specific vision for how she wanted to adorn the ballroom at her venue, the St.Paul Athletic Club. Danielle picked out decor pieces to create a totally custom reception that transcended the definition of classy. Her linens, a champagne satin, set the tone for the timeless look. Danilelle's must have was a touch of sparkle which she incorporated with a rhinestone sash buckle. The table tops glistened with mercury glass candlestick and mercury votives, mixed with white floral by Sadies Floral and just a pop of red. Danielle wanted her head table to stand out so we picked our stunning Aubrey Lace as an overlay to make the head table stand out.
Get this look: Ivory Chair Covers
Get this look: Ivory Chair Covers, Champagne Satin Linen, Champagne Satin Sash, Rhinestone Sash Buckle
Fall in love with the glimmer of this navy and gold wedding. Jessica, the bride, was a joy to work with. Jessica had a vision for her wedding and she carried that vision out with a lot of planning and attention to details. We think all Jessica's hard work paid off as you can see in the photos!
Jessica chose a harvest table for her head table seating. Harvest tables have been gaining in popularity over the last couple years and we are loving it! Get this look: Ice Chiavari Chairs, Ivory Rossette Chair Caps, Ivory Rosette Table Linens, Gold Chargers.
Whether you are using a harvest table, a traditional head table, or a sweetheart table, it is always a good idea to make your head table stand out from your guest tables. You can make your head table stand out with something as simple as a specialitly linen.
The guest tables had various centerpieces from tall to short, to create more depth in the room. Get this look: Ivory Chair Covers, Nay Polyester Table Linen, Gold Sequin Table Runner, Gold Chargers.
Last summer we had the pleasure of being a part of this lovely wedding at the Landmark Center in St.Paul. The couple picked a classic look using silver and cream with a touch of blush.
Get this look: Silver Satin Linens, White Chair Covers & Silver Satin Sashes.
