If you haven't noticed, I like people like that. Jeremy and Theresa are people like that. Their engagement pictures featured several modcloth items, and paper flowers. You can read more about their engagement on GreenWeddingShoes, although be forewarned that the page loads somewhat slowly, probably due to the number of graphics on the page. After reading (and seeing) things from their engagement, I was quite looking forward to finding out how exactly they designed their wedding. I was a little disappointed that the bridal party was dressed by the usual suspects (David's Bridal, Men's Warehouse, Priscilla of Boston), but perked up to see the nice, old-fashioned flavored touches on everything else. Take, for example, the cake and the guestbook, as well as the bouquets (one is pictured above). A nice touch is, all of the flowers are made from pages of the couples' favorite love stories (awwwww). The flowers also replaced the boutonnières.
If you want to read more about the wedding, and see more pictures, you can look again on GWS. If you liked the wedding and engagement pictures, they're done by Micah & Megan, who I probably shouldn't link to, since I did the egregious no-no of cropping and using one of their pictures for the beginning of this post, all without asking for permission. Naughty girl. Anyway, a major shout-out for their amazing wedding photography. Take a peek at their blog if you get a chance.
And remember. Paper flowers are fashionable.
No comments:
Post a Comment