Showing posts with label vintage theme wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage theme wedding. Show all posts

Teaser Tuesday

When Superstorm Sandy made landfall, we were so worried about how it would affect Latda and Troy's Rehoboth Beach wedding, but we were lucky that the town was spared and their wedding would still go on as planned! They started with hair and makeup by Bad Hair Day, and then headed over to the Hotel Rehoboth to get dressed! After everyone was ready, they had the sweetest wedding ceremony at All Saints Church where their dog, Buddha, was featured as the ring bearer! The bridal party headed to the beach by way of the famous Jolly Trolley to take some pretty fun (but chilly!) photos, then they joined the guests for a rocking reception at the Rehoboth Beach Country Club. Latda and Troy's details had a vintage flair and we coupled lots of eclectic items with florals by Bed of Roses, to create their centerpieces and display areas- everything looked great! Guests had a ball taking advantage of the photobooth supplied by their awesome wedding photographer, Rob Korb Photography, and danced the night away by tunes spun by DJ Paul Acker of Silver Sound Entertainment. Many thanks to Rob for these awesome teaser images- we can't wait to see the rest!

Amy and Sean's Wedding

We thought it would be interesting to take a previous wedding and, instead of telling the story through our eyes, have the BRIDE tell the story from her own view point! Toss in a little Hurricane Irene action and add in the skills of guest blogger, local writer/editor and recent bride, Amy Kates, there is quite a story to tell!

"So. Remember that time you got married smack in the middle of a raging hurricane? No? I do! But let me tell you something: The memories- although rain-soaked, wind-savaged and minus the 50-plus day-of no shows who couldn't venture out due to bridge and road closures- are absolutely amazing, thanks to the ubertalented ladies at Proud to Plan who turned a hurricane into a hurri-CAN. 

I worked with Proud to Plan starting about a year out, and shared many a wedding-fueled breakdown with my gal pal Erin. But nothing could prepare me for the days counting down to my August 27th wedding the the Hurricane Irene dooms-day predictions started rolling in. To say I was "emotional" would have been an understatement. Every time the phone rang the week-of, I was terrified to answer, banking on cancellations from the venue and all my vendors, not to mention flight cancellations from friends and family flying in from Europe, South America and Canada. But Erin kept the faith that all would be well. Not just well, but rocking. She was right. Thanks to her, I found the strength to put on a happy face and go dance in the rain. 

Our wedding was a cluster of vintage random. My must-haves were books, vintage hodgepodge, and peacock feathers. There were the three concepts I gave to Erin, and she ran with them. I had total faith in her to make the venue- moved from the original outside plan, clearly, to inside a tent at the beautiful Brandywine Manor House- sing. It sanggggggggg. When I walked into the venue that day, I couldn't believe how spot on they were with everything. Proud to Plan's instinct for design is unparalleled. 

All our vendors were just as fabulous: No little hurricane prevented Kurt from Synergetic Sound and Lighting from doing his thing...well, at least until the power went out! The divine Laurie Sasko Designs braved the storm and arrived with all her gorgeous florals intact. The creatively artistic Kylene Cleaver from Leave It To Me Photography provided the images, and was gracious enough to extend a do over session in the sun. Our paper products, made with love from Greenleaf Paperie, stayed dry and pretty. Big ups to Posh Salon for making the hour-trek up to the venue in the storm, and Samantha Julian for feeding the people!

Aside from an early end to the evening due to Irene's rising waters and that pesky power loss, it was the best WeddingCane I've ever been to."
And here are a few images from their day after portrait session! A big thanks to Kylene from Leave It To Me Photography for doing this for Amy and Sean. They are a gorgeous couple and the pictures are amazing! Congratulations Amy and Sean!

Teaser Tuesday

We had Sarah and Carmen's wedding at the beautiful Laurita Winery on Friday. While the weather wasn't the greatest, the clouds parted just in time for their reveal and huge rainbows were in the sky. Conroy Catering's staff was excellent to work with, as always, and the food was delicious! Sarah used lots of vintage touches for their wedding and their centerpieces consisted of vintage ball jars and baby food jars wrapped in twine, fabric and burlap. Carmen's mother made adorable table runners and centerpiece circles out of fabric that matched their invitations. Thankfully the rain held off and the bridal party was able to get pictures taken in the vineyard! A big thank you to Jennifer Childress Photography for sending us these teasers! They are stunning!
Kaleigh and Katelyn's Sweet 16 was held at Salem County Sportsmen's Club on Saturday. The theme for their party was Sweet Shoppe and there were plenty of sweets for all of their guests! We had several stations set up around the room; a candy buffet, milk and cookie station, patisserie display and a bar that served pink lemonade. We created all of the signage for these displays and also made their invitations. Tristan, from Synergetic Sounds and Lighting, up lit the entire room in hot pink and DJ'ed the party for us. The dance floor was packed all night long and their guests loved the photobooth that was provided by Go Festive! 
Check back soon to see their full blog posts!