Vineyard - Beach Bride

Rustic & Blush Bridal Session- High Point Equestrian

By Car

Another day, another inspiration! Today, our screens are graced with this Rustic and Blush Bridal Session that features an outdoor wedding among horses and fields that is kept current using the popular color scheme of pink and gold with a soft romantic feel. From the luxe, pink velvet table runners to the pink dishes on gold chargers, we can definitely say that this isn’t a typical wedding theme we’re used to see on this site. Thanks to L’Estelle Photography for sharing with us these gorgeous snaps! I’m sure you’re all curious to see more, so go ahead and scroll away!

We’re All About the Details!

Harvest Tables

They used long harvest tables and kept the centerpieces as bud vases in order to both compliment the surroundings and not take away from the natural beauty of the venue.

Blush Accents

Pink velvet was used underneath the lace table runner to give some more color and some added texture to the linens. Pink dishes on gold chargers are also a simple way to elevate your table from the typical white dishes.

Bridal Facets

The bride’s bouquet was done in a garden style to once again compliment the surroundings and in muted tones with lots of greenery. Her dress was simple and fitted with a corseted bodice and lace skirt. She wore a simple gold necklace with the date of her wedding on the bar. Her hair was finished off with the same flowers from her bouquet and centerpieces.

Extra Special Details

The rest of the stationery suite was in the same color scheme as the menu and place cards and included invitations, RSVP cards and return envelopes, giving the guests a hint at the theme and color scheme of the wedding. Each place setting had a handmade, calligraphed place card and a dinner menu. Each guest also had a mini cake on their plate in place of a larger wedding cake or cupcakes.

Take this Advice

It is important to plan early especially if you have a specific theme or vision for the wedding décor and atmosphere. It is very helpful to have a wedding planner working with you, or putting together a concept board so it is easier to not get side tracked with countless other beautiful styles and décor. Most importantly, work with your photographer regarding the timeline of the wedding day! ~Annie Chang/Photographer

Vendors

Photographer: L’Estelle Photography
Jewelry: GIGIMEY Jewelry
Dress Designer: Kathryn Bass Bridal
Makeup Artist: All Dolled Up
Event Designer: Revamp Event Rentals
Model: Polina Stringini
Calligrapher: The AYLA View
Floral Designer: Budget Blooms
Cake Designer: Hello Sunshine Cake Studio
Event Venue: High Point Equestrian Centre
Event Planner: Create Weddings and Events

Romantic Chic And A Tad Bit Rustic

By Scarlet

I must commend Evan and Terri for having a lovely and neat wedding. How organized everything looked and the color scheme helped a lot in that department. The baby blue and pink also gives off a chic and romantic flair. Terri was a stunning bride in her A-line wedding dress and the groom looked liked a modern day prince in his tux. They are truly for each other, looks and all.

They also had this clever way to guide servers for each guest’s choice of food using the corks colored according to a type of dish. See what I mean with organized? Congratulations, Evan and Terri, on getting hitched. Stay in love!

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The Theme:

We went with a Rustic, Romantic theme since the venue is a vineyard. Everything from the wine corks, to the lace details in the wedding dress, to the grand staircase entrance, to the soft blue lighting and draped ceilings at the reception were to compliment this.

Wedding Day Outfit Inspiration:

Evan and I met and spent the first 3 years of our relationship in North Carolina before moving down to Georgia. The ‘Carolina Blue’ gave us a little taste of home down here in Georgia. The groomsmen and groom went with a classy, modern-day prince look with Vera Wang Tuxedos.

The Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Projects:

We decided to make our own meal selection tags. Rather than make a formal name tag with the meal choice on it, Evan and I used the theme of the vineyards by taking wine corks and spray painting them for the guests selections. We printed separately lists with each of their names above the color cork they should take for their place settings. Many of our guests took these home as souvenirs after the party.

Favorite Part Of The Day:

Probably driving around in the golf cart together taking pictures after the ceremony. It gave us a chance to spend some alone time laughing and soaking up the moment together. The warm breeze riding around the vineyards was rather enjoyable after standing in the blazing sun and 100-degree weather.

The Highlights From The Ceremony & Reception:

Seeing each other for the first time from the staircase at the ceremony, to walking down the aisle together as Mr. and Mrs. Self, to our first dances and the cakes… it was an absolute blast!

Most Memorable Moment:

Definitely seeing each other for the first time, and then walking down the aisle- I couldn’t get to him fast enough. My dad kept trying to ask me if we could dance half way down the aisle and I just kept smiling and telling him through my teeth- NO!!! Just get me to my groom! lol

VENDORS

Photographer: Mike Moon Studio
Reception Venue: Chateau Elan

Wine and Beach

By Scarlet

Confused on whether you should have a vineyard or beach wedding? Well, why not do both? Jill and Travis wanted a relaxed (hence, the beach) and elegant (wine reeks of elegance) wedding. The couple held their ceremony by the beach and incorporated a vineyard touch by using 2 wine barrels as end tables. Also, Jill wore an elegant black evening dress – very non-traditional yet beautiful. The couple was all smiles walking through the vineyard whilst having a photo opt. Cheers to Jill and Travis!

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What is the overall story for this album?

Our wedding weekend was really about our family and guests, we were so appreciative for those who came to
Osoyoos, we wanted everyone to feel special, loved and relaxed. It was so important to us that everyone
enjoyed themselves and the beautiful setting.

What inspired the wedding day outfits?

Elegance, even though we were married on a beach, we still wanted to have that formal feel to our wedding with
some casual touches. We also wanted to be comfortable; we both wore what we wanted to wear, regardless of
what others thought we should wear.

What was your favorite part of the day?

Our favorite part of the day was getting ready during the morning, sharing those moments with friends and
family. The anticipation of what was about to happen was so exciting! We spent the morning apart and having
that sense of missing each other was overwhelming, but in the best possible way, we both couldn’t wait to see
each other, get married and start the rest of our lives together.

Was there any Do it Yourself (DIY) projects? If so, can you describe them in detail?

We tried to do as much as possible ourselves; as we begun DIY projects, it really helped us to connect more to
our wedding and we’re so glad that we made those choices. For the wedding favors, we had purchased custom
made key-chains (with our names, wedding date & wedding location). We packaged them ourselves into black
boxes with ribbon and attached little cards with sayings on them such as “Perfect Day” or “Enjoy this moment”.
Our guests loved them! We also created our own wedding programs, since our wedding was a 3-day event; the
programs went into welcome bags which we put together for all of our guests.

What were the highlights from the ceremony & reception?

The entire day was so amazing; we both have so many special memories from our wedding. But, the best highlight for us was that everyone at our wedding really enjoyed themselves, and that was so important for us.

Was there a theme for the ceremony and reception?

We tried to keep our wedding simple, relaxed and elegant, with a strong focus on family and how appreciative
we were for everyone who has supported us along the way. We had incorporated some traditional aspects, but
kept true to who we are as a couple. Our wedding was exactly what we wanted it to be!

What part of the ceremonies do you think was the most memorable for the bride and groom?

The most memorable moment for us was when we finally saw each other at the ceremony. Our marriage
The commissioner had my husband turned around, so he couldn’t see me walking to the aisle. Once my Dad and I
reached the aisle, our marriage commissioner turned my husband around; that was such a special moment
when we laid eyes on each other!

VENDORS

Photographer: Chianti Images
Reception Venue: Tinhorn Creek Vineyards