I will admit, this bride has been a blog reader in the past (not sure if she still is now) and we’re friends on Facebook because of that. And when I clicked on a link to her wedding she posted this week I was bowled over. Like, yelled out loud “holy sh*t!” as I scrolled through the pictures by Jose Villa on Martha Stewart Weddings. Talk about the most dreamy, fall wedding there ever was. As a wannabe/frustrated wedding planner (I considered the career for about a minute after getting married) I love inspecting all the details that go into events like this. They relate greatly to interiors too– see the end of my post for a holiday tablescape based on this wedding!
The invitation are intensely detailed– leather embossed covers, seals and delivered in a box.
The save the dates featured blackberries in a nod to the location of the wedding, the famed Blackberry Farm.
Love their old school, vintage inspired look (the velvet tux jacket is amazing).
Horse and carriage, natch.
They constructed a rustic/modern “outdoor chapel” that is pretty incredible yet simple. (P.S. Those flowers!)
Beautiful bouquet with feathers.
Guests had plaid blankets to keep warm (adorable).
I mean…..woah.
The level of detail at this wedding is incredible! Planners Easton Events really got to show off their skills.
Speechless.
Classic and yet whimsical.
Such a beautiful cake!
Congrats to the lovely couple on such an awe-inspiring celebration!
I felt so inspired by this wedding decor I used it as inspiration for a fall/ Thanksgiving table design. A little color, a lot of texture and references to nature. I love blue and brown together for holiday decorating!
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And speaking of blue for holidays– act fast if you want to snap up my navy velvet Xmas stockings and tree skirts!!! I wanted to have a classic motif in a color that is less “SANTA’S COMING!!!!!” and more in line with how I like to decorate. Also new are the faux mohair throws (plaid is sold out, but light grey and ivory available and they are awesome!)
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