I love the mix of handmade elements in Ed and Ginny’s beautiful wedding from the bunting banner hanging in the trees to the hand painted signs for the film photobooth. Every detail is wonderfully southern with a vintage twist…

Ed and Ginny, thank you again for letting me feature your wedding on Once Wed. I hope we get to meet again soon, but until then we all wish you both lots of happiness and love.

I also wanted to give a huge shout out to their amazing wedding photographer, Josh Goleman, whose work consistantly blows my mind. Check out his blog to see more of this incredible celebration.

The lovely ladies at 100 Layer Cake are also featuring their wedding today, so be sure to check out their  blog for more!

I don’t think I even have the words to describe how beautiful the images are of Ed and Ginny below, so I think I will let Josh’s amazing photographs do the talking for me instead…

Their lovely reception is coming up next!

Photography by Josh Goleman

I thought I would take a quick little break in between images and show you Ed and Ginny’s telegram wedding invitations. Created by Greenwich Letterpress, I love how simple and sweet they are…

Ed and Ginny were married at Serenbe which is one of the most incredible wedding venues here in the state of GA. Its amazing how its only 30 minutes away from the largest airport in the world, but yet seems so far away once you get there. I love Ginny took the farm site and really made it her own venue by from providing hats for the men and asking everyone to wear 20’s inspired dress…

More from this beautiful couple coming up next!

Photography by Josh Goleman

I usually don’t feature this many images of the bride getting ready, but I couldn’t resist this time around. Isn’t Ginny the most beautiful bride you’ve ever seen? From her handmade capelet to her vintage wedding dress, every last detail is absolutely fabulous…

So much more coming up next…

Photography by Josh Goleman