kat flower August 2nd, 2010 | Reply

love how beautifully sweet and simple everything is…from dress to venues to flowers.

Allison August 2nd, 2010 | Reply

So lovely! And I love that cake stand! Where can I find one?

Jen Jones August 2nd, 2010 | Reply

thanks guys! Allison, the cake stand was a custom piece By Darbynwoods on Etsy. He’s wonderful to work with and can create you whatever you’d fancy, including using different wood types.

http://www.etsy.com/shop/Darbynwoods?page=1

http://www.facebook.com/darbynwoods

a thousand mason jars August 2nd, 2010 | Reply

love all the exposed brick and would really like a bite of that cake right now! : )

WeddingXpert August 2nd, 2010 | Reply

The more details I see, the more I fall in love with this wedding! All the rustic, overgrown florals are amazing…I still cannot get over the amazingness that is that dress!

michelle August 2nd, 2010 | Reply

love this wedding too! so cute! i love the bride’s shoes in the ceremony – who are they?

Jen Jones August 2nd, 2010 | Reply

The shoes are Ralph Lauren from Endless.com. Comfortable and under $100! http://www.endless.com/Lauren-Ralph-Womens-Astor-Sandal/dp/B002BH4NG2

Tracie August 2nd, 2010 | Reply

I am looking for a simple barrette to wear for my wedding. Do you mind sharing where you found yours?

Jen Jones August 2nd, 2010 | Reply

The hair clip is from Jennifer Behr and is called “crystal wing”. I didn’t splurge on shoes or jewelry, so I wanted something special for my hair:

http://www.jenniferbehr.com/index.php?main=gall&gall=1&thumb=17&page=2

Katie C August 2nd, 2010 | Reply

Absolutely lovely…the couple is darling, her dress is fabulous and the photos are gorgeous!! So fun!

Tiffany August 3rd, 2010 | Reply

so simple and sweet. love it!

Marissa August 3rd, 2010 | Reply

I knew her dress was from Sarah Seven! Her dresses are freaking gorgeous! Tiny bit jealous. =]

Amanda Thorson August 3rd, 2010 | Reply

I love the black and white shot in the street!

Paula@DWItaly August 4th, 2010 | Reply

SUCH a cute short dress… and nice to see a fellow pale girl embracing her skin colour and looking amazing with it

Julia August 4th, 2010 | Reply

Just beautiful, made my heart swell. Your hair! And that cake looks ridiculously delicious! May I ask (as someone who would dearly love my reception at Frankie’s), how did you get around the no dancing?

Kelly August 4th, 2010 | Reply

I love the vintage keys on the table. Are they favors? What do the tags say?

Karen August 4th, 2010 | Reply

How lovely! Congratulations! Would you mind sharing where the groom’s shirt is from? We are having trouble finding something so perfectly classic and simple. Thanks!

Jen Jones August 4th, 2010 | Reply

Hi guys!

Thanks for the lovely comments.

Julia, sadly we couldn’t get around the no dancing rule. They agreed to allow us to have a first dance, which we completely forgot about (I know I’m a terrible bride!). Between the food/drinks/chatting etc. the 4 hours flew by! I have to say the food is totally worth having no dancing. They kindly packed up a ton of food (cheese, olives, homemade pasta, prosciutto) for us to take home. I didn’t cook for the next 3 days ha.
Since it was a young crowd, we took the “after party” to Summit Bar in E.Village (rented a bus to take everyone over) and partied the night away until the wee hours. The events staff at Frankies are wonderful (esp. Marci), I’d highly recommend them.

Kelly, we let the guests take home the keys (quite a few people have turned them into necklaces). The tags were used as placecards so they have everyones name typed on them via a typewriter. My amazing Mom spent time hunting the keys down on ebay/etsy for me. We also gave them sweet&salty brownies from Baked in Red Hook to take with them.

Karen, the shirt is from IndoChino and it is called “Blue check dress shirt”. You send them your measurements and they’ll make a custom shirt for you. Keep a lookout for coupon codes, they have sales quite a bit!
http://www.indochino.com/collection/Shirts

Julia August 4th, 2010 | Reply

Thank you SO MUCH for replying! That’s so lovely about the food! We’ve considered an after party somewhere else but weren’t won over, although the food and ambiance of Frankies does seem like it would make up for everything else. Thanks again x

Looks Good To Me August 5th, 2010 | Reply

I am getting married next Fall in Brooklyn and we are having our rehearsal dinner at Frankies. I would love to know where you got your beautiful cake! xoxo

Jen Jones August 6th, 2010 | Reply

Looks Good to Me, the cake is from Baked in Red Hook (it’s the “coffee cake” flavor). Renato there is a pleasure to work with. I also love their brownies and homemade marshmallows!

Our guests had the cake in addition to tiramisu and red wine prunes with mascarpone for dessert. So tasty!

http://bakednyc.com/page/cakes-and-treats/cakes/

Katie August 24th, 2010 | Reply

wow this wedding is simply stunning!!
And I couldn’t get over how many details of this I am using in my upcoming wedding – I have a bunch of old keys to use as decorations, am busy making colourful printed cloth napkins and metres of hessian ready to become table runners – although our colours are corals, oranges and pinks .. :).

Just randomly… I am wondering where is the napkin fabric from?

ps. your cake looks SO delicious!!

Jen Jones September 3rd, 2010 | Reply

Hi Katie,

Apologies for the delay. The fabric is from fabric.com (I used an online coupon code for 30% off and got it for a steal!). I had a person on Etsy sew them into napkins for me (unfortunately, sewing is not a skill I have).

Goodluck with your wedding! The day really does fly by.

Darcy February 11th, 2013 | Reply

Jen, I have my eyes set on a Sarah Seven dress, but with all the negative reviews about their customer service I am hesitant to buy from her. Can I ask what your experience was? Did you order through lovely? Was the dress delivered on time? Did the dress arrive in the same quality and standard as the dress you originally tried on???

Thanks!!!