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This bride is what it’s all about. She’s happy, she’s spunky, her soulful style literally jumps right off the screen. And she’s adorable. The kind of bride that I not only want to gush over, but that I wish lived closer to so we could be very best friends. She even sewed her own freaking gown. I know. I love her too. Anyway, this wedding is just about as good as it gets and with photography by Blue Bottle, well…it’s hopeless. Love that is. Oh and there is SO much more goodness in the gallery.

From the Bride… I totally started planning my wedding before I was even engaged. My husband and I dated long distance for a year and a half before we were finally in the same city. I am Canadian and he is South African; we decided to get married in South Africa because that’s where we met. My family was so supportive throughout that process. They didn’t bat an eye to come thousands of kilometers to be there for me on my day. Even though we didn’t have a very big budget, they overwhelmed me with their support through the entire process. I have always wanted to have a “fabulous DIY wedding with an eclectic, whimsical and a little bit hippie theme.” I’m so happy with what I got. My wedding dress was $100 from a one day closeout sale that I stumbled upon completely by accident with my mom one day. It was magical. Maureen Patricia of Queen Couture in Victoria made some alterations so that the dress fit my vision and my body like a glove! I also decided to make a second dress to wear at the reception. My dream dress has been the Vera Wang from Bride Wars but in case anyone hadn’t noticed, Vera is a bit steep for my pocket, so instead, she was my inspiration and I started sewing. I bought $10 shoes from Costa Blanca and made a killer necklace from a 1920′s vintage belt buckle and some ’60s costume pearls. Double score. Two outfits: $400.

The flowers were an amazing score as well, we picked arum lilies from a farm two days before the wedding through a friend, free of charge. I also asked a few other friends and family members if they could donate some white flowers, greenery and lavender for the reception decor and my bouquet. I kept a crocheted doily that my great-grandmother made for me when I was eight and used it to wrap my bouquet — it was my little piece of home that I took with me when I got married. My bridesmaids and I also spent hours scraping labels off of wine bottles to put flowers and candles in at the reception. My parents, grandparents, fiance, my aunt and some dear friends made it a group effort to cut and sew the long table runners for the reception. This wedding was truly a community effort!

I designed and sewed my junior bridesmaids’ dresses (one was repurposed; it was originally my own dress), and they looked completely fabulous. My bridesmaids wore whatever they wanted (within a color palette — my inspiration was the colors of a peacock feather) so I could rest assured they would be comfortable in whatever they wore. Our wedding cake was a Rice Krispie cake. I love the stuff and am not really such a fan of cake. Plus, it was cheap. My mom made it the day before the wedding. The cake toppers were a favor from another wedding that I reused. Because some people could only make the ceremony, we split up the speeches into two parts. Reece said his speech to me directly following the ceremony along with Mitch, his brother and best man. My dad and I, as well as my maid of honor, made speeches after dinner. I loved it because I knew Reece was so relieved to have his speech out of the way for the rest of the wedding! Our wedding was a continuous affair throughout the day. There wasn’t really a lull where people didn’t know what to do between the ceremony and reception. By the time the tea and treats had wrapped up at the chapel, the guests were invited to have drinks, cheese and hors d’oeuvres at our reception venue. We had some amazing friends who also provided live music and even wrote us a song that everyone joined in singing. By the time we arrived, everyone was already completely wound up, excited and ready to party. 

Photography: Katrina of Blue Bottle Photography / Ceremony: Crab Apple Chapel in Dargle, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa / Reception: Hillhouse in Dargle, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa / Flowers: DIY from Friends’ Gardens / Wedding Cake: DIY by the Bride’s Mother / Table Runners: DIY by the Bride’s Friends & Family / Wedding Dress #1: Bought on Closeout in Victoria / Alterations to Dress #1: Maureen Patricia Couture / Wedding Dress #2: DIY by the Bride / Bride’s Necklace: DIY with Costume Pearls + 1920′s Vintage Belt Buckle / Junior Bridesmaids’ Dresses: DIY by the Bride

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By Erin
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When the lovely bride to be’s mother found a wedding shot by Docuvitae Photography, they had already hired a different photographer. But the bride took one look at the art Docuvitae produces on a daily basis and called the team, asking them to come all the way across the country to capture her big day. Now, we may be biased, but I’m of the mind that she made the absolute right decision. The elated emotions, the sweet ambiance, the gorgeous South Carolina Inn, and so much more, were all captured in a way no one – no one – but Docuvitae could have done.

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Looking back on our wedding, I realize that I was that bride that had never tapped into the well of obsessions over all things bridal that exists within myself. I thought that I would be the most laid back and nonchalant bride ever. Not the case. I cared about every, single, detail and decision made. My mother and I were like two Tasmanian devils whirling around for a year planning this wedding and pouring over wedding images on Style Me Pretty. We loved every minute and thoroughly enjoyed the process as a creative outlet.

Pierce and I both grew up in Savannah, Georgia and both attended the University of Georgia. We started dating the second week of my freshman year of college and have now been together for eight years. I have always envisioned getting married at Palmetto Bluff. My parents have been taking weekend trips there for the past several years and it is the dreamiest place- a real life Pleasantville. Since it is only 30 minutes outside Savannah, it was the perfect semi-destination location and a nice getaway for our guests.

We couldn’t have picked better vendors, some local and others from different parts of the country. Mollie Stone made our cake and is the godmother of one of my closest friends, so I have been eating her pound cake for years. It was vanilla almond flavored and not only delicious, but beautiful. Mr. Boddington made our save-the-dates, invitations, bridesmaids luncheon invites, and thank you notes. Their style is fabulously quirky and I fell in love with their unique fonts and wallpapers. For the décor, I wanted a very natural and understated look to fit the setting. We used a natural linen for the table cloths and a mixture of ranunculus and garden roses for the bouquets, boutonnieres, and table arrangements, mixing in succulents and lavender throughout the ballroom. Our wedding planner at Palmetto Bluff, Kelli Corn, was made of magic. She coordinated all of the details and our requests so effortlessly.

I found my Vera Wang dress at BleuBelle Bridal Salon in Savannah my first round of looking. I loved how beautifully made the dress was and it fit my style perfectly, simple and tailored, but with a twist. When deciding on accessories, I knew that I wanted pieces that I would want to wear again and again. I got my Isabel Marant earrings as a gift the previous Christmas and snagged my Valentino sandals seriously on sale! I have a soft spot in my heart for anything with studs.

As soon as I spotted Docuvitae’s work on Style Me Pretty, I knew that we had to hire them. Our photographer, Eric from Docuvitae, was amazing to work with. Along with digital, we chose to include film to get that grainy, romantic quality that vintage cameras give. It was so cool to see Eric use several different types of vintage cameras throughout the night. He never told us to do anything we wouldn’t normally do ourselves. As a result, every photo is natural and captures a brief but sweet moment that depicts the excitement and love we were all feeling that day.

I started out the day exactly how I wanted, relaxing with my friends and family and doing yoga with my favorite yoga teacher, sister, and new sisters-in-law. The weather was dramatically overcast and windy, making for some beautiful pictures. Our ceremony was held in the Waterside Chapel, overlooking the May River as the sun began to set. Cocktail hour was on the lawn next to the chapel where we passed hors d’oeurves. Some of the favorites were mini crab cakes, beef carpaccio on toast, and smoked salmon mousse on parmesan crisps. We had the reception in the ballroom of The Inn, where we had stations of paella, charcuterie and salads, and beef tenderloin with sweet potato gratin. Not wanting to end the night early, we had a late night DJ party in the wine cellar downstairs in The Inn. This was a major hit with all of our friends!

There is nothing Pierce or I would change about our wedding day. We were in such a beautiful setting and surrounded by all of the people we love. I just wish we could do it all over again!

Photography: Docuvitae Photography / Ceremony and Reception Venue: The Inn at Palmetto Bluff / Wedding Coordination + Design: Kelli Corn, Wedding Design Studio of The Inn at Palmetto Bluff /  Event Design: Sebrell Smith, Sebrell Smith Designer Events / Harpist: Phyllis Mauney, Hilton Head Entertainment / Choir: Hallelujah Singers / Lighting: Stage Presence Equipment Rentals / Linens: La Tavola Linen / Rentals: Snyder Event Rentals / Bakery: Mollie Stone Bakery / Band: Atlanta Rhythm and Groove / Transportation: Old Towne Trolleys / Stationery: Mr. Boddington Studio / Dress: Vera Wang from BleuBelle Bridal Salon / Shoes: Valentino / Earrings: Isabel Marant

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By Mallory
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How fabulous was that Holi Festival wedding inspiration?  Every detail would be gorgeous at any wedding celebration so make sure you check out the full gallery to see them all.  One of my favorite details was the painted paper heart behind the dessert table.  You won’t want to miss this DIY project to create an adorable heart of your very own!

DIY Paper Heart

Materials:

A good amount of toilet paper tubes and/or packaging tubes in varying sizes
Paints
Paintbrushes
Tissue paper
Scissors
A pen
Clear tacky glue
Mod Podge glue

Prep:
If you choose to use packing tubes, make sure to cut them down to the size you want with a knife or small hand saw.

Step 1: Take the tissue paper and cut out your shape, I decided on a heart shape for this project. It may help to draw your shape before cutting. After cutting, lay your shape on a flat surface.

Step 2: Make sure the paper tubes are free of any left over paper and paint them. I liked the look of pops of color and chose to paint only a few rolls.

Step 3: Place your tubes around the perimeter of your cutout shape.

Step 4: Using your tacky glue, begin to glue your tubes to one another. Pinch them together and hold for a few seconds to allow the glue to settle in.

Step 5: Continue to layer rows of tubes until you have reached your desired thickness and shape, gluing as you go.

Step 6: After the tacky glue has had a chance to harden, begin to reinforce your tubes by painting the perimeter with Mod Podge glue. Don’t worry, it will go on white, but it does dry clear.

Wedding Planning: Naturally Yours Events / Wedding Photography: Shane Welch Photography / Wedding Videography: Sterling Wedding Cinema / Wedding Venue: Catalyst Ranch / Wedding Florals: Pollen / Bridal Ceremony Gown and headpiece: Mignonette Bridal / Bridal Reception Gown and headpiece: Dame Couture / Menswear: Humble Collective / Makeup: Makeup by Pamela / Hair: Debbie Petrielli / Jewelry: Due Sorelle / Wedding Cake: Luscious Layers / Truffle Cake & Sweets: Truffle Truffle / Candies: Get Local Chicago / Stationery: Lily Red Studio / Juice favors: Juice RX / Photo Booth: The Traveling Photo Booth / Linens and Flatware: M&M Special Events / Models: Brittany Clapper and Andrew Bochniak  / Event Design Assistant: Janae Laverdiere

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By Emilia Jane
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Let’s throw a little inspiration into today’s lineup of lovely, shall we? Because this pretty little Portland shoot is just filled with too much fabulous not to share. A lovely modern fairytale with details galore, Bridal Bliss covered every corner with steal-worthy ideas – and that, we love.  Every image of this pretty party is completely pin-worthy thanks to Emily G Photography, making for a gallery of images that is just be-yond.

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From Bridal Bliss… This photo shoot took place at the natural light filled Imago Ballroom, a new event venue in Portland. The goal of this project was to create a look that would appeal to a modern couple seeking a fairytale wedding. Using metallic elements, crystal accents, textures and rich colors, we created a setting that Cinderella and her prince would feel right at home in. The table was draped in a soft golden-champagne satin cloth with a custom, textured, blush overlay. The florals were designed to introduce bold, opulent colors to our otherwise neutral palette. Silver succulents, rhinestone-studded chargers, classic silver filigree china, mercury glass and crystal accents brought the sparkle and shine to the shoot. A whimsical dessert table, signature cocktail and custom ring bearer pillow and flower girl purse added to the layers of detail. Our modern day Cinderella bride wore a Martina Liana gown with a bead-encrusted bodice and a feathery, layered tulle skirt. She was also dolled up with custom, hand-crafted jewelry and rhinestone-covered pumps — our modern version of the traditional glass slipper. The invitations, menus and signage featured the words, “happily ever after…” to convey our fairytale theme.

When planning your own Cinderella wedding, first, choose a neutral background. Neutrals have come a long way from the typical black, white, brown of the past. Modern neutrals like our blush, champagne, and metallics really allowed our rich purple palette to stand out. Second, add some sparkle. We love the way that the crystals and mercury glass pieces reflected light and caught the eye. And lastly, showcase your theme throughout. From the invitations that give your guests a first impression of your wedding before it’s even happened, to the dress, the desserts, drinks and décor. Each piece to the puzzle should speak to each other, having a common thread that helps convey your fairytale theme.

Photography: Emily G Photography / Venue: Imago Theatre Ballroom in Portland, Oregon / Event Coordination: Bridal Bliss / Floral Design: Bella Bloom Florals / Cinematography: Black Label Event Films / Stationery: Paper Bloom / Officiant: A Beautiful Ceremony NW / Catering: Vibrant Table / Dessert Styling: One Divine Party / Rentals: West Coast Event Productions / Wedding Dress + Accessories: Martina Liana (Style 377 in Silk Ivory with Dove Sash) via Charlotte’s Weddings and More / Shoes: Benjamin Adams (Charlize) / Jewelry: Mandalena / Hair + Makeup: Face Body Beauty / Menswear: Duchess Clothier

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By A. Blaire
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Now’s your chance to score gorgeous, hot-off-the-runway gowns by renowned designer Winnie Chlomin at 25% off! From May 25th-28th every single dress in the collection is on sale, even the new 2012′s fresh off the runway from New York. It’s Winnie Couture’s biggest sale of the year and trust us, you don’t want to miss out! With classic styles to contemporary silhouettes and prices to fit every brides budget, we know you’ll find the perfect dress for your big day.

All these gorgeous gowns feature Winnie Couture’s signature luxury embellishments and impeccable attention to detail. Bring your besties and your mom too because they have beyond gorgeous bridesmaid dresses and sophisticated styles for your mom. When you visit their beautiful flagship store in Beverly Hills you’ll get a truly VIP bridal shopping experience with knowledgeable, attentive service. At Winnie Couture it’s all about you and the gown. Click here for more info and happy dress shopping! xoxo

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By Aimée
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To say we are totally loving the concept behind the first ever One Fine Day would be a huge understatement! Unlike any other in all of Australia, it will feature Sydney’s most talented and innovative wedding professionals in a fun, super pretty, and relaxed atmosphere. You’ll be sipping champagne and thinking outside the wedding box in no time!

Yup. That’s right, they’ll have beer and champagne, food tastings, chocolate raffles, you name it! There’s even a Man Land for the guys to hang while you primp and preen in the ladies dressing room. With live music, fashion parades a plenty, and wedding vendors like Samantha Wills, Aria Catering and Mr. Cook, there’s really nothing not to love!

Get your booty over to Sydney’s Sun Studios on Sunday, May 27th. It’s guaranteed to be a fabulous day for everyone. For more info head over to One Fine Day where you’ll find all the nitty gritty details including admission tickets. xoxo

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By Aimée
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This gorgeous celebration captured by Austin Warnock Photography is perfectly pretty proof that you don’t need to track down a backyard, barn or ranch to have a stunning nature-inspired wedding.  In fact, because this creative couple chose such a unique venue in the heart of Louisville, KY their rustic wedding looks super fresh and modern!  You can check out the entire day in the full gallery right here!

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From the Groom… Emily and I both love the outdoors, so we went on our first date to the Falls of the Ohio. It has become a memorable place for us through the years as a memory of a lot of firsts. We went through a long distance relationship and came out on the other side stronger together. And with our love of nature, we initially planned an outdoor wedding for May and just couldn’t wait until May so we decided to push things forward to March. Since March is so unpredictable we had to look for other venues to have our wedding. We really wanted a location for the ceremony that was very bright and open, something that could bring in the outdoors without making everyone freeze from the chilly weather. We looked around the southern Indiana and Louisville, KY area for a location that was open and in a natural setting. Sadly there were very few venues that met our criteria. Finally we found the Glassworks building in Louisville, KY for our reception. Along with reserving the Glassworks Building we were able to reserve the Skyloft in the Zirmed building across the road. It has windows on 3 sides that overlook the Ohio river. It was bright, welcoming, and brought in the outdoors.

Our florist helped us bring in nature even more by using tree branches, moss, rocks, and candles to decorate. Our florist also put together beautiful, natural bouquets and boutonnieres for the bridal party with wild flowers and greenery, and for Emily, an unexpected but much appreciated sunflower!

During the ceremony we decided to do a foot washing as a sign of our sacrifice and submission to each other and to remind us to put the other first. The sound track for the wedding consisted of Us and Our Daughters, David Gray, Jon Foreman, and Sigur Rós.  The wedding was very small and intimate with only family and a few close friends being invited. It made it feel safe and beautiful to us.

For the reception we decided to make it a huge party. We had our good friend, Miguel De La Rosa, as the DJ. He played a broad range of music and did an amazing job of keeping people dancing. We entered to Everlasting Light by the Black Keys and it was fantastic! My favorite touch was the cake table. Instead of having cakes, we had mini key lime pies and a cake from The flying Cupcake in Indianapolis for us to cut (it was a flavor called velvet Elvis…it’s amazing). A friend of ours was able to commission some stands for the key lime pies, made from tree branches with cross sections of a tree nailed to the top of them. They were the perfect outdoorsy touch.

We had three different center pieces on the tables. Some tables had lanterns with flowers and candles around them, the other two were different kinds of tree branches.  The flutes for our toast were hand made by Jake Pfeifer (luckily a cousin of the bride).

We danced the night away without a hitch. There is no way that we could have done this with out the help of Emily’s mom, Lula. We both live in Indianapolis so it was tough for us to plan with being about two hours away. It was better than we could have ever imagined!

Wedding Photography: Austin Warnock Photography / Ceremony Venue: Zirmed Towers Skyloft / Reception Venue: Glassworks / Wedding Florals: Gatherings Florals by Shannon Ross / Groom’s Attire: Express / Groom’s Bowtie: Macy’s / Groomsmen Attire: H&M / Groomsmen Bowties: Sam Myers / Invitations: DIY (by Groom) / Cake Stand: DIY (family friend) / DJ: Miguel de la Rosa (Friend of Bride & Groom) / Bride’s Dress: Jasmine by Wtoo / Bride’s Jewelry: Jennifer Casady / Bride’s Hair Piece: Dana Castle  Bride’s Shoes: Betsey Johnson / Bride’s Veil: Dress and Dwell / Bride’s Hair: Strandz

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By Emilia Jane
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This Holi Festival-inspired wedding shoot by Shane Welch Photography is packed full of joyful and fun-filled details from the start of the al fresco ceremony to the end of the vibrant, geek-chic reception at Catalyst Ranch.  Pulling inspiration from the Indian holiday that marks the end of winter, this creative team of experts, like Naturally Yours Events and Pollen, crafted up adorable details that celebrate life, love and lots and lots of color!  Make sure you watch the entire day unfold in the film by Sterling Wedding Cinema and come back this afternoon for a fun DIY project!  See all the details here!

From Shane Welch Photography… Holi, also known as the Festival of Colors, is an Indian holiday to mark the end of Winter. Everyone comes together to celebrate spring, life, and love. During the festival, participants douse each other in dyes and colored water. By the end of the day everyone is head-to-toe covered in shades of the rainbow. The inspiration for this wedding shoot is the playfulness and joy of the Holi Festival with a bit of geek-chic.

The ceremony took place in the park where we strung DIY chain-link garland in the trees as a colorful backdrop. Our florist used a Lego version of the comic book villain, Magneto, as a boutonniere and filled the bride’s bouquet with colorful garden-esque flowers. Watercolor invites and paper goods added to the fun and whimsical theme. In keeping with the playfulness of this wedding, we included a juice bar with crazy straws, an Etch-A-Sketch with the couple’s wedding date, funky sunglasses, and noisemakers for guests. After the ceremony, guests greeted the couple with dyes and paints as the Festival of Colors began. Our bride’s dress was once a white point d’esprit silk tulle over cotton muslin dress, and is now colored in every hue.

With bright orange and green walls, Catalyst Ranch was the perfect reception venue for this wedding shoot. Our bride changed into a playful, vintage-inspired cocktail dress and changed her hair to an up-do with victory rolls and a birdcage hairpiece. The couple danced the night away, got dressed up for photos in the Traveling Photo Booth, and ate cake covered in sprinkles.

The sweets table included more DIY elements with a heart art piece shaped by repurposed paper tubes. Some tubes were painted and placed in varied heights for a more whimsical look. The reception table’s decor included a few different retro games in bell jars, a funky yellow and orange tulip centerpiece, and very colorful mismatched plates. Guests found their tables by picking up mini games, like Wooly Willy or pinball, that directed them to a larger version found at each table. At the end of the night, guests could sign and send their wishes to the bride and groom on rainbow-colored wooden Jenga pieces.

Wedding Planning: Naturally Yours Events / Wedding Photography: Shane Welch Photography / Wedding Videography: Sterling Wedding Cinema / Wedding Venue: Catalyst Ranch / Wedding Florals: Pollen / Bridal Ceremony Gown and headpiece: Mignonette Bridal / Bridal Reception Gown and headpiece: Dame Couture / Menswear: Humble Collective / Makeup: Makeup by Pamela / Hair: Debbie Petrielli / Jewelry: Due Sorelle / Wedding Cake: Luscious Layers / Truffle Cake & Sweets: Truffle Truffle / Candies: Get Local Chicago / Stationery: Lily Red Studio / Juice favors: Juice RX / Photo Booth: The Traveling Photo Booth / Linens and Flatware: M&M Special Events / Models: Brittany Clapper and Andrew Bochniak  / Event Design Assistant: Janae Laverdiere

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By Emilia Jane
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