Without a doubt, one of my favorite things about coordinating a wedding is the chance to help bring to life each couples’s unique vision for their day. Since no two couples or weddings are ever quite the same, I never cease to learn from and be inspired by all of the creative and truly personalized details that make each occasion one-of-a-kind.
When it comes to original ideas, our friends Julie and Nash certainly outdid themselves with their vision for a 1920s Mardi Gras-themed celebration – a well-thought plan that evolved and came beautifully together throughout the past year, culminating this fall with one of the most unique and exciting weddings I’ve seen, let alone had the honor of coordinating.
Here, a few highlights of their day as shot by Jon Fisch of The Seattle Times, along with family members and friends.
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Julie & Nash's Library |
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After walking his daughter down the aisle to Bob Dylan's "Wigwam," Julie's father, a Central California vintner, gave a stirring and symbolic speech relating the growth and changes of grape vines throughout the years to those experienced within marriage. Readings, personal vows and an exchange of rings followed.
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Thank you, Julie and Nash, for letting me share your day, and many happy wishes for an incredible life together!
Venue:
Urban Light Studios in Seattle, Washington
Catering:
Duos Catering
Wines:
Fratelli Perata
Photography:
Jon Fisch & Urban Light Studios
Officiants:
Chris & Olivia Bloomquist
Floral Design:
Jessica Wilbur
DJ:
Ted Garbeff
Coordination:
Heather & Stephen Walrath
Oh i just love the feathers! Great inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteGreat brides headband!
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