{Texas} A Lovely Wedding by Luke and Cat Photography
We’re so thrilled to feature this Texas wedding that so elegantly highlights the beauty of Houston. The rich gold, red, blue and ivory color palette against the stucco backdrop of Agave Estates creates the perfect atmosphere for this autumn wedding. The bride’s bouquet of vivid red roses, white hydrangea and other local flora has us head over heels.
{Texas} A Traditional Winter Wedding
We have something special to share today. This winter wedding in Fort Worth, Texas, was elegant and timeless, from the bride’s white rose and calla lily bouquet to the five tier wedding cake and glowing candlelight at their reception. The bride and groom met while working for the Rangers baseball team, so they had guests sign a Louisville Slugger in lieu of a traditional guest book.
{Texas} A DIY Wedding by The Bird & The Bear – Photography & Films
What a beautiful week it has been! The Bird & The Bear – Photography & Films sent us this awesome handmade wedding. Everything is DIY, from the flowers in mason jars to the adorable sweets table, and the ceremony and reception both took place on private property owned by the bride’s grandfather. Cascading string lights created a glowing atmosphere for the reception, and hundreds of handmade pennant banners transformed the reception into a lovely, whimsical place. Don’t forget to check out their wedding video {here}.
{Texas} A Sweet Lakeside Wedding by Archetype Studio Inc.
From Archetype Studio Inc.: “We were contacted by the groom of this lovely couple about photographing his very intimate outdoor wedding. We are so glad we said “yes!” This wedding is truly a love story that highlights what is most important about a wedding – the relationships. While I LOVE a wedding with tons of extravagant details, this event reminded me that it isn’t the flowers, table linens, and decor that make a marriage – it’s the love. Mandi and Peter’s details were the nature around them and the beautiful setting… The happiness was nearly tangible in the air. This was truly a DIY event. Peter brought the chairs to the gazebo and set them up. Mandi made the bouquets and floral decor. She did the graphic design and chalk work on the beautiful sign. I love that the children were involved, and held places of honor at the ceremony. Oh – and talk about a family event – the bride’s brother got ordained online so he could officiate! What a sweet way to keep a ceremony personal, regardless of the size of your wedding. I hope you will find inspiration in the love present at this wedding – and remember that’s what it is truly all about!”
{Texas} Rustic Purple Wedding by Nicole Chatham Photography
How do you feel about BBQ at a wedding? Or homemade peach and blackberry cobbler? What if, instead of candy, guests were given the opportunity to mix their own trail mix? Add to that cowgirl boots and a lovely purple and white bouquet, a stone ceremony aisle scattered with purple petals, and pale lavender hydrangeas in mason jars.
