Sunday, July 17, 2011

Our Wedding

 This page highlights the details of our wedding.  If you want the complete rundown of our day, check out the rehearsal, getting ready, the ceremony and the reception.

On July 17, 2010 I became Mrs. JEGs.

My Not-So-DIYed Hoodie

Right from the start, I knew that I wanted to carry my two favorite "summer" flowers: tiger lilies and hydrengeas.  From there, I came up with my bold color scheme of orange and blue.  My fantastic florist, Cindy from Infinitely Yours did a fantastic job of giving me exactly what I wanted

my bouquet
bridesmaids bouquet
In order to compliment the orange and really make it pop, I dressed my ladies in a neutral navy blue


JEGs and his boys dressed in simple black suits and matching navy ties.  The groom wore stripes.



My dress was an A-line silhouette with lace over lay and embellishment that gathered at the hip.  I had the satin and tulle cut from the train to emphasize the beauty of the lace (and to take out some of the weight!)  I also had cap sleeves added for the ceremony.


My shoes not only accented my color scheme, but were my 'something blue'!




Our ceremony was held in the gardens of Normandy Farm in Blue Bell, PA



 DIY hydrangea pomanders 



He is whispering "you go girl".
Instead of a unity candle, we opted for a sand ceremony, blending two beaches with  special meaning to our relationship.

It was a simple ceremony with two readings and traditional vows.  And then it was official.  We were man and wife.

My 'Must Have' shot


One of my favorite shots.  We were walking back from the above shoot, and JEGs was holding my hand and my shoes. 

We paid tribute to our family members by showcasing photos of their wedding day



DIY Escort Cards
The florist continued to build on my vision by creating floral arrangements in vintage bowls my mother and I scouted out in yard sales and thrift stores.


The cake was absolute perfection



For the reception, I ditched the sleeves of my dress and veil and opted for  my DIY hair flower


Our first dance was to Eric Clapton's Wonderful Tonight and Chad from Pulse Entertainment kept the party going through the entire night. 





The flower girl teaching the ring bearer how to break dance.

My mom pulled my co-worker Chris out on the dance floor

Gorgeous dress: check.  Champagne: check.  My favorite ladies: triple check.
 As a special surprise, we asked the DJ to play a couple of song from when Momma G was in a rock band in the 70s.  We supplied him with a CD and he was happy to oblige.  Uncle Jimmy was even happier to hear himself crooning Locomotive Breath from 35 years earlier.

 It was the most amazing, and most perfect day of my life.  Best of all, when it was all over, JEGs was my husband, and I was his wife.
Just Married Parasol

all photos taken by Artistic Imagery.  Don't waste your money on their business.

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