Scott Mosher sent over Mallory and Shaun's Christmas themed, Oakland Temple wedding and I thought it was a perfect example of a cultural hall wedding.
Mallory even shared some thoughts with us -
My wedding was amazing, thanks to the help of all my family and friends! When my husband and I got engaged, I was living in Las Vegas and he was in Rexburg, ID. He proposed the fourth of July weekend and the next week I was wedding dress shopping! My roommates and I went straight to Alyse’s Bridal in Las Vegas and I bought the first dress that I tried on! I fell in love with it and felt like a beautiful bride already!
We got married in the Oakland, CA temple. Since I was out of state, my wonderful mother helped me do a lot of the planning. I couldn’t have done it without her, she is amazing!
I am so grateful for my mom who helped to make my day amazing.
The day before the wedding we had all of our friends over and decorated the place. It was so much fun to all be together!
I had a wonderful photographer, Scott Mosher, did my engagement photos and my wedding pictures! He was amazing and got some really beautiful shots!
My Aunt Debi works at the floral department at Macey’s grocery store. She did all of my flowers, we had hundreds of red roses everywhere!
My mom’s close friend Erma Poulson made my cake. She has been decorating cakes for over 30 years and it was not only gorgeous, but it was also very delicious!
All of the decorations were bought from local craft stores and wedding stores and also from friends.
My favorite part of the reception was the awesome tent like feel that we set up in the cultural hall! We were able to transform it to feel like we were under the stars! It was made out of butcher paper and Christmas lights.
-The Vendor line up-
*Temple: Oakland, CA
*Venue: Church Building
*Florist: Macey’s grocery store
*Bakery: Erma Poulson
*Photography: Scott Mosher
*Decor: Butcher paper and Christmas lights
