After the ceremony, a mariachi band played during cocktail hour. Vibrant oranges and reds were the color scheme, from the flowers to the linens to the bridesmaids dresses to the signature cocktails. During the cocktail hour, we did a whole range of portraits: First, a big group portrait at the ceremony site of everyone in attendance. Then back at the main ranch, we did funny little vignettes using the Airstream trailers.
As darkness fell, everyone moved indoors for dinner and toasts. The cake had cute custom toppers painted to look like Karen and Andrew. There was also homemade ice cream. Everyone used their sugar rush to dance, to an amazing DJ from San Antonio, also very old school, spinning vinyl all night long.
Photography by Suzi Q of Q Weddings
I adore this wedding – the vintage trailers are SO great! I’ll be saving this for inspiration for sure.
Her hairpiece is absolutely lovely! Do you know who makes it?
Wow, what a gorgeous palette!
This wedding is fabulous. I’m planning a wedding in San Antonio, any clue as to who the DJ was?
Does anyone know where those glasses came from? We’re having signature drinks and I would love to use those!
The whole wedding was gorgeous. Smashes the “rustic can’t be chic” stereotype right out of the park.
Such a unique wedding style! Airstream trailers have never looked so classy! What a great idea :)
I like the rocks on the save table numbers! So simple, but I love natural elements :)
Love the cake toppers from Goosegrease! I had a set made for my wedding as well.
I am also planning a wedding in san antonio and would like to know who the dj was? thanks
Any idea who made the dress? Its perfect!
Another great wedding here in oncewed. Love the location. And the cake looks so yummy. Great job!