The colorful celebration took place in late June, at the glorious intersection of peony and dahlia season. I had to hold some of the more unusual peonies for a few weeks in the cooler, but it worked and my sister had all the bright colors we hoped for : ). Here are a few highlights.
The bouquets . . .
The favors, a twist on the classic jordon almond in netting (we used glassine and cotton twine) . . .
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The delicious and very special sparking wine, made by a family friend, and the zinnia boutonnieres in the background . . .
The silk ribbon wands with silver bells for the many children in the ceremony . . .
My beautiful sister taking a peak out at the gathering guests before the ceremony . . .
The cozy barn reception, with big double doors opening into the vineyards on both sides (sadly not captured!) . . .
The magnificent (and delicious!) cake made by the groom's ridiculously talented mother, decorated with my grandparents' cake topper . . .
The ceremony site, the foggy morning after . . .
Congratulations, L&C!!!
How utterly lovely Jaime- must have been so moving for you doing the flowers and making it all look so amazing! Thanks very much for your recent email - will get back to you this week. Bxx
ReplyDeleteI had a sneak peek from Jill, but I'm loving these!! how much fun to design flowers for someone you love!!
ReplyDeleteHi Belinda and Shelley! Yes, it was very special and exciting! It all went by so fast, though. I can only imagine how quickly it must have passed for L&C!
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