The flowers were done by a lovely woman who owns a farm on Whidbey. I told her I wanted mostly cream/neutral flowers with a few yellows and for it to look very natural and soft. I had been collecting milkglass for the year and a half we were engaged, so I had a ton of vases for her to fill with flowers and arrange on the tables! I made the table numbers out of wood house letters that I found at a craft store and painted them a rich yellow. The place cards I gocco printed like the invitations…no programs, no favors.
Vendors
Dress: Lazaro gown from Marcella’s La Boutique
Hairpiece: Lauren from Loboheme
Shoes: Kathryn Amberleigh
Bridesmaids: Anthropologie
Groomsmen: jcrew
Venue: Fireseed Catering
Flowers: Forget Me Not Farms
Photography: Ben Blood
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Rachael, Pistachio Press |
This is perhaps the most perfect wedding ever!! It just feels so simple and rustic and incredibly sweet. Everyone looks so happy and comfortable. What a gorgeous dress, too :)
Chantale@labellebride |
I heart the fabric flag banner. Perfect for the setting!
katie runnels |
oh, the raw ribbon banners are too wonderful!!
i adore all her details-from the polka dot dresses to her milk glass collection- and she looks aMaZing! xoxo
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This is so beautiful!! I love it!!!
Sarah Fowler |
I love the dress, but couldn’t find it on the Lazaro site or the Boutique site. Is there any way we can find out the style? It’s perfection. (Just like the ribbons, the barn…)