17 November 2011
Morgan and Wes wed on the beach—just miles away from the stretch of sand where Wes proposed and where Morgan’s family vacations each year. The couple envisioned a “vintage wedding with a neutral color scheme,” the bride said, complementing the simple backdrop of Inlet Beach and its Grand Pointe pavilion with do-it-yourself burlap designs and vintage furniture pieces.
The couple incorporated burlap throughout their wedding, constructing a burlap arch for their ceremony, ring bearer’s pillow and table runners. The bride and groom also hand-painted a smattering of wooden signs directing guests to their ceremony and reception locations. Morgan, whose hobby is sewing, made flags for the couple’s candy and cake tables. And the couple’s cake—a three tier taupe tower made by the groom’s aunt—sat on top of a Singer sewing machine and antique table.
Coordination: Shelby Peaden Events
Catering: Celestine’s Special Occasions
Floral Design: Celestine’s Special Occasions
Hair and Makeup: J. Thomas Salon
Photography: Oeil Photography
Rentals: Celestine’s Special Occasions
Venue: Grand Pointe pavilion
Alicia Oblander
November 17, 2011 at 3:50 pmOMG Love the sign that the little boy is carrying down the aisle. Adorable and unique! And nice color scheme
Amber
November 18, 2011 at 8:47 pmThe colors are PERFECT. Where did you find the bridesmaid dresses?
Tim Duncan Events
November 21, 2011 at 10:52 amThese colors are amazing! Everything is so nicely styled – such a gorgeous event!
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Hilary
November 21, 2011 at 12:40 pmGorgeous colors and dresses! What a perfect day for a beach wedding!
Hilary {Bayside Bride} // info@baysidebride.com // http://baysidebride.com
OEIL
November 30, 2011 at 6:39 pmThe bridesmaids’ dresses are all from: http://www.facebook.com/ShopDressUp
thanks Jillian!!!! xoxox
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