I looked at a ton of vintage photos from flea markets to inspire the decor of the reception. Which then lead me to collect bundles and bundles of hankies, doilies, picnic table cloths, and old vases. That was the majority of the decoration. We didn’t want a huge production. So, no formal toasts or dances. Instead we had a record player and invited guests to share some of their favorite records and our maid of honor and best man shared their feelings on our marriage in a more intimate and private setting.
Jon and I wanted it to be simple and sentimental. And i think that that’s exactly what it was. One of our best friends described the wedding to be like a big family party which was the best compliment I could have received because that was our intent.
Photography: One Love Photo
Wedding Dress: Elizabeth Dye
Pssst….check out this cool painting created by Susan Adam based on an image from One Love Photo.
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April P. |
Yes! I love this!
I’ll be honest, sometimes I get so DIY’d out- all these projects that brides obsess over just seem exhausting to me. BUT- this bride/groom have the right idea. Keeping it simple and intimate and lovely.
So beautiful. So sweet. Love the painting.
Dominique |
This couple is adorable, and so is their decor! They totally pulled off the “keeping it simple” but still really cool thing. Love it.
anne |
Great wedding, absolutely gorgeous. Who planned it? Whoever it is did a stellar job. I’d like to see if she could plan for me.
Tiffany |
Love that dress!!
XOXO,
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Casey@HelloLove |
What a charming and unique wedding! It truly does look like a big family party – job well done! :)
The Art Cupboard |
what a sweet wedding! if lived in a house as amazing as that, i would have it at my home as well, as it is i want to have mine at an old family friends home, i love the homey feel!
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-bree
melissa |
My dream wedding would be at home in a nice backyard with lots of lanterns. However, I do not have access to a backyard of sufficient size to do that. I love at home weddings.
pippin |
Fantastic idea about the no toasts and playing records instead. We are trying to do with the toast, and the music thing may work for us.
Dress is beautiful!
nikaela |
this is gorgeous
Isabelle |
I’m still in love with this wedding! It’s exactly what I want, except I would prefer it to be in the garden if the weather cooperates!
I love the picture, what a great keepsake from the wedding!
fokerss |
Dress is beautiful!
I love the picture, what a great keepsake from the wedding!
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Prudence @ Flotsam Friends |
The sweetest thing… And there are those divine paper flowers again… I ADORE THEM… Pruxxx
Christina Brosnan |
I love it! How fab to have a home wedding. So much more character and personal.
oddsundays |
how beautiful. all the paper deco and the homely feel rock! the photography just matches the mood perfectly too. loooooove it.
janis |
thats my cousin dancing at the bottom on the left!!! what a cute wedding!
SaRaH |
the painting is gorgeous and such a good idea!
spoonful |
I love the idea of having a wedding at home. Beutiful pictures.
Julianne Louise |
This just saved my life. I’ve been so sucked into the Pinterest DIY professional party planning world that I’ve started to get so overwhelmed when something like this is exactly what I wanted (and what I can afford) in the first place.
Beautiful wedding, beautiful people.