Long overdue, here are some shots from my January wedding photographed by the talented Through the Lens Photography team of Marta and George. Amy and I started working together back in July, and I must say her wedding holds a special place in my heart as we shared both the same ceremony and reception venue. The fact that there is so much love and emotion shared between Amy, Jason, and their family and friends, made it even that much more touching for me. The wedding came together beautifully, both from a design standpoint and from an emotional one. It really was one of those weddings where I went home and just had to squeeze my hubby tight. I love love, and I love seeing it in it's purest form, on the day that two people commit to one another. Sigh.
Down to the details:
Ceremony: Good Sheppherd Catholic Church (Fr. Stanley Galvon officiated)
Ceremony Music: Trudi Stammer (Organ) and Curtis Marta (Violin)
Reception: Morgan Creek Golf Course- always a treat to work with Lani and the venue is perfect and accommodating.
Decor Rentals: Supplied by Wedding Design Studio and I must say I love their products. The stunning centerpieces were easy to assemble, giving me plenty of time to perfect the other aspects of the wedding.
Cake: Stunning cake and cake shaped cookies were done by the talented Anna Elizabeth Cakes. Swoon. Check out her stuff, and you may just die. You might have to throw a party just to have an excuse to hire her. Pretty pretty.
Videography: by Fairytale Productions, and although I haven't seen the finished product, they were very nice to work with.
DJ: Jesse of Bradley Music. It was my first time working with him and was truly a total blast and would reccomend him to anyone.
Floral: Stunning flowers were done by one of my local favourites, Petals & Stems.
Candy Buffet: Hello Bella Events, aka moi. The Candy Bar, oh the candy bar! Had to be one of my favourite parts. Amy and Jay were so much fun and decided instead of matching it with the elegant theme of the decor that we should go fun, colourful, and nostalgic (the candy bar was in another room so it's ok that they didn't match!). The candy Amy & Jay selected was all very fun. Some modern favourites, some classics, but they all were selected by members of their family and wedding party. I took the nostaligia theme and ran with it- designing vintage candy shop labels, and after finding THE perfect fabric, even breaking out my sewing machine for the first time to sew the backdrop and table cloth.
I think it's okay that you haven't blogged for over a month...you're probably the busiest person I know!
ReplyDeleteYour love of love almost makes me want to get married...but really I just want a candy buffet! Looks great! :)
GREAT blog! Love it!
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