by: Lauren

Happy Saturday y’all! Seating charts and escort cards/items are one of my favorite wedding details. Not only are these great ways to have a fun detail at your wedding, but they also serve the purpose of keeping an orderly flow going for your wedding reception! The window pane seating chart that was in Wednesday’s wedding is a perfect example of a great seating chart! Placed at the entry to the reception, and in alphabetical order- the two necessary items for a successful seating chart!

Detail To Love: Window Pane Seating Chart via TheELD.comImage by Theresa NeSmith Photography, via Coral and Sage Green Florida Barn Wedding

So will any of you be doing a seating chart? How will you be doing it? Alphabetical order I hope! ;)

 



by: Lauren

We’re on the final look for this week’s Red, White, and Blue wedding ideas miniseries from Roey Mizrahi Events and Alexis June Weddings! (If you need to catch up with the other looks, go here to see them all!) This look has a wonderful vintage travel theme, which lends itself beautifully to the red, white and blue color palette!

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From Roey:

I thought vintage travel/airmail would allow me to subtly incorporate the color palette. Instead of showcasing a full dining tablescape I opted to showcase a sweetheart table, which is a table intended just for the couple being celebrated. The props added character and height to the floral arrangements that were showcased on the table. The banner and the vintage travel placemats truly completed the whole aesthetic. My personal favorite was the custom travel pencils and guestbook that we featured with the table. 

I also love those custom pencils- they would make a prefect favor, don’t you think?

So now that this week’s series is complete, what do you think of the different ways that the red, white, and blue color palette can be done? Do you have a favorite look?

 

Vendors who made it all happen…

Wedding Planner/Coordinator: Roey Mizrahi Events Photographer: Alexis June Weddings Reception Venue: Gran Electrica Flowers & Decor: Blade Floral and Event Design Invitations & Stationery: DesignKandy Rentals: Gran Electrica Tablecloth/Fabric: Mood Fabrics Custom Pencils/Travel Banner/Guestbook: Earmark 



by: Sammantha

Happy July 5th everyone! Why is it happy? Because it is once again Friday and I get to share another sweet and wonderful wedding with you! I simply love all of the sweet, classic details of this Fort George, Florida wedding photographed by Daylight Photography and planned by Emily Grace Design! Take a peek at the loveliness and check out the info from the bride Allison too!

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What (or who) helped you most in your planning process and/or on your wedding day?

There were a few things that helped make the planning process go smoothly. First, I stayed very organized the entire time, from the guest list to the gift/thank you notes, to contact information, and even spelling of the bridesmaid’s names, everything had a place! Secondly, I decided which aspects were the most important to me (food, photography, decor) and tried to be the most involved with those things, but then delegated the rest to my fiancee and my parents. And third, I hired vendors who I could trust to help create the wedding of my dreams.

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What was the most important thing to you when deciding who to work with for your wedding?

It was most important to work with people that I trusted would do an excellent job, both in understanding the vision we had for our wedding as well as executing the details to perfection. Of course not everything can be perfect, but having a team of vendors that we trusted was paramount for me!

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What was your inspiration for your wedding details and/or design?

We wanted a wedding that was classic, romantic, elegant, and yet relaxed. I’ve loved the timeless look of a classy, elegant affair, but also wanted guests to feel comfortable throughout the celebration. I think Emily (of Emily Grace Designs, my wedding designer) did an outstanding job of creating this atmosphere.

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What was your favorite thing about your wedding?

It is hard to pick just one thing! There were so many small, yet extremely important details that were part of each element of the wedding. From my dress which had custom work done, to the memorial bouquet for Kyle’s mother who passed away, to the choice of the music, to mini cupcakes representing our rival schools, to the favor for our guests which was a donation in their honor to the children’s home where I work (complete with a picture from the kids – it’s adorable, I’ll attach it because I don’t think Mary took a photo of our favors!), and so many more details – we tried to make each element of the wedding meaningful and a celebration of our love. Our personalities were truly laced throughout the entire day and that is what made the wedding so special to us.

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What is your best piece of advice for other brides?

Enjoy the planning! Things can get stressful, of course, and that’s okay to feel that stress in the moment. But remember that being engaged is such a lovely and unique time, and while it may be easy to be constantly looking forward to being married – soak up the moments with your fiancee while he (or she!) is your fiance and enjoy planning this extremely special celebration together.

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So sweet right? I love how she and her event coordinator had a cohesive idea that really showed through in all her details! She definitely nailed classic, sweet, and elegant! And I simply love her advice to all you brides to be out there: stop for a minute and remember that planning your wedding should be a ton of fun! Enjoy the choices and the time with your special someone and take it all in, every second!

How are you planning on “stopping to smell the roses” on the road to your wedding day? Can’t wait to hear all about it!

Cheers!
Samm

 

Vendors who made it all happen…

Photographer: Daylight Photography / Catering: The Bistro Aix / Event Designer: Emily Grace Design / Flowers & Decor: Park Avenue Florist / Invitations & Stationery: Proper Papers / Bride’s Dress: Modern Trousseau / DJ: D'Land Entertainment / Rentals: Beachview Rentals / Reception Venue: The Ribault Club / Paper Props: ARThropologyJax / Cake Baker: For the Love of Cake


by: Lauren

Happy 4th of July to all of you in the U.S.! This year’s 4th is particularly special to my family, because we’ll be celebrating my brother’s return from deployment! There will lots of red, white, and blue and celebrating going on all weekend here!

So since today is meant to be a “holiday” (I put that in quotation marks because holidays don’t always exist in the world of owning your own business), I won’t be posting the usual Thursday Tips post. Instead, you get to enjoy the gorgeous “Eclectic” look of this week’s red, white, and blue wedding ideas miniseries! (If you need to catch up with the first three looks, go here to see them all!) Roey Mizrahi Events and Alexis June Weddings did an amazing job with this eclectic, whimsical look!

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I don’t know about you, but that red and white wavy striped tablecloth looks mighty similar to that flag everyone is celebrating today! :) And I love the whimsical circus elements too!

Don’t forget to check out the other posts in this red, white, and blue miniseries! And last but not least, have a wonderful, safe 4th of July! :)

 

Vendors who made it all happen…

Wedding Planner/Coordinator: Roey Mizrahi Events Photographer: Alexis June Weddings Reception Venue: Gran Electrica Flowers & Decor: Blade Floral and Event Design Invitations & Stationery: Vintage Wedding Press Rentals: Gran Electrica Tablecloth/Fabric: Mood Fabrics / Mason Jar Napkins/Table Number/Kraft Favor BagsBoondocks Paper Co