Showing posts with label shabby chic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shabby chic. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Sweet Vintage Wedding in Yummy Sherbert Pastels

You'll love Daelyn's super romantic cascading hairstyle, and her gorgeous flared wedding dress. The florals were romantic (textured garden roses and peonies) and in a fantastic palette of pastels and peach sherbert. Wine crates, vintage books, lanterns, homemade painted mason jars, and so many more details made up this very special day.

We have to give a shout out to the amazing photographer, Adrian Jon Photography. Adrian and his sweet wife Christine are always a joy to work with and they are true artists! Check out their website here.





















Venue: The Villa San Juan Capistrano
Photographer: Adrian Jon Photography
Floral Design: Floral Occasions

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Intimate Backyard Wedding

Who doesn't love backyard weddings? More importantly, who doesn't love backyard weddings with a live band, vintage/shabby chic details, and the prettiest garden?

Kitty and Noel got married in a place very dear to our hearts--the historic Los Rios Street. We were overjoyed to be a part of this wedding at one of the houses in our lovely neighborhood. Kitty and Noel wanted their wedding to be about unity, insisting that there was no "bride's side" or "groom's side." Their backyard was transformed, with the help of family and friends, into an intimate gathering place--perfect for the biggest (and no doubt prettiest) family celebration.  It must be said that Kitty has the cutest style, she manages Anthropologie in Newport!  How amazing is her dress??? 

We also got to meet a fantastic photographer, Trina Roberts of Paperwhites Photography. Her photos captured the intimacy and sweet details of the day, and she was kind enough to share them with us. Enjoy!











Congrats to Kitty and Noel! Their wedding was a beautiful example of two families coming together, and all the love and happiness that should surround a couple for the rest of their lives. Thank you for letting us spread floral love on the historic Los Rios Street.