Lain & Amy = Lamey!

No No No, jut kidding.  (See photo below).

Here's the rest from Amy & Lain's wedding in Decatur.  Sorry it took so long...

Cheeky guests

Groovy shoes

Dr. Pepper lip gloss

Banana handkerchief?

Boutonniere of freesia and ranunculus

Bridal bouquet of gerber daisies, ranunculus, dahlias, circus roses, freesia, pincushion protea, billy balls, montbretia and mums

Ceremony

Palladian windows draped in DIY triangle garland

Table assignments

Centerpieces of mums, roses, delphinium

...and ranunculus, billy balls, and iris

Catering by Badda Bing!

Their guests had a LOT of fun...

In the photo booth, too...

In lieu of gifts, guests could donote to Amy and Lain's favorite charities -

  Trees Atlanta, Global Village School and the Wren's Nest.

Such a sweet couple, a pleasure to work with...

Classic pedicab getaway...

All the best, Lain & Amy!  

Photos courtesy of Jason Travis.

Lauren & Josh // Cator-Woolford Gardens

Lace from her mother's dress.  A locket with family photos.  These are the details that make weddings sweet.  Lauren was a sheer pleasure to work with, a true D-I-Y 'er who put thought into every aspect of her day.

The gardens were full and lush at the end of April and perfect for an outside ceremony followed by lawn games during the cocktail hour and a seated dinner under twinkling lights (strung maypole style by friends).

Wooden boxes filled with vintage vases held a bright collection of purple and blue flowers.

Iris, hydrangea, stock, delphinium,  larkspur, bachelor buttons, veronica, 'cool water' roses, queen anne's lace, lisianthus, lambs ear, freesia, and dusty miller created a gorgeous collection of earthy, organic naturalness!

The pop of blue napkins against the grey linens added an extra layer of beauty to the table.  I love when brides use colored linens!

Cake by Southern Sweets (and they had donuts by Sublime, too)!.

All in all, a delightful garden affair.  Best to you both - Lauren and Josh!!

Emory wedding, cont.

Here are a few more from Leslie's wedding:

Flower girl halo and posy of iris, solidago, ranunuclus, fiddlehead fern.

Ringbearer pillow of moss and bark twine. Not the best photo of this, but you get the idea.

Osaka path lanterns were used to line the aisle during the ceremony and then they were repurposed into centerpieces. Half the tables had lantern centerpieces and the other half had arrangements in natural wooden bowls. The bowls are actually the discarded root balls of chinese fir trees hand-carved by artisans into useful containers.

Again, not the best photo, but...

Emory University Evergreen Conference Center wedding

I am so excited to get these photos. This was my first wedding of this year. It was held at Emory University's Evergreen Conference Center back in January. I had first met with Leslie almost a year prior and she was very organized and knew exactly what she wanted.

I think I'm going to add her bouquet to the list of my top 5 favorites. I had never used iris before but they fit perfectly with the whole arts & crafts movement style of the location. The white iris were stunning! Her bouquet also consisted of white and saffron ranunculus, ladies mantle, yellow baby iris and fiddlehead fern.

More to come! (photos courtesy of Cynthia Jill Photography)