It's a Bridal Thing Too!: wedding reception

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Saturday, September 13, 2014

ASHLEY + ANDREW:: MARRIED: CHARLOTTE, NC

Dillard Vanderberry Wedding

Everything about this wedding was stunning. Ashley was breathtaking, the Charlotte skyline overlooking uptown was amazing, and the detail categorized through the venue from flowers, attire, and food was just unbelievable.

We were excited and waited eagerly to see this day unfold. The wedding was everything that you would see in a movie. The Foundation of the Carolinas was the perfect venue for this exquisite day. We were delighted to share this time with such gracious friends and family of the bride and groom.

Here are some classic moments from the warm September day:

A beautiful day, for a beautiful couple. We wish them all the happiness life can bring!

Venue: Foundation of the Carolinas

Groom and Groomsmen Attire: Vera Wang
Photographer: Lauren Friday Photography

Bridesmaid’s Dresses: WToo by Watters

Bride’s Jewelry: PearlsOnly
Coordinator: It's a Bridal Thing Too

Cake: Hatley on Main

Caterrer: Best Impressions Caters

DJ: AAA Entertainment

Hair & Make Up: Sweet Southern Glam

Monday, June 9, 2014

KIRSTEN + MIKE:: MARRIED: DURHAM, NC

Scheer Hammock Wedding

OMG! There is a first for everything, and let me expound on the word first! There will be no other wedding celebration like Kristen and Mike's. In one word: CREATIVE!

Kristen and Mike are two of the most creative people we have ever worked with and truly the pleasure was all ours to be able to experience such a unique celebration. This wedding was indescribable. From the proposal, through the planning process and to execution on the day. All we can do is share their day through snapshots; it's all creativity. It stapled a new level of imagination to our experience! Not to mention the way the Courtney Potter Photography was able to capture each moment on film.

The focus for their day in their words was simply "we wanted a wedding that was not traditional, so we just did what we thought would sound fun and meaningful to us. We loved the idea of playing games with our friends and families and spending as much time with them that we could. Other weddings we had gone to, we barely spent any time with the bride and groom and we really wanted everyone to feel like their treck to come see us get married meant that we really got to spend quality time together. Having a potluck style dinner allowed us to share the food we love with our families and made people feel like they were really a part of our wedding day."

"When we were planning this, a lot of our ideas came way ahead of our realization that we actually had to execute things - so as the wedding got closer we realized that having a day-of wedding planner would be essential so that we could enjoy and relax and not stress about how it was all going to come together."