Sara and Trey wanted to have a casual, backyard wedding with details hinting at their dream of living in Hawaii. That translated into bright colors, a seashell wedding cake, a barefoot bride & groom, and sherbet served in pineapple bowls!
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LOVE Sara's dress.
(read her thoughts about it at the end of the post) |
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by simply adding fabric in your wedding colors to chairs in a back yard (or cultural hall) wedding, you
tie the theme in and brighten up your reception. |
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| Love these bridals! |
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| Hello sea shell cake! |
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| I adore bride and groom dancing images. Look what fun they're having! |
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| A smokey, sparkler exit. |
From the bride
"I saved a ton on my dress! I got married in a different dress than my actual wedding dress—one that I still wear when I go to an LDS temple, which reminds me of the day I got married each time I put it on. This allowed me to think of my actual wedding dress as more of a party dress, so I rented it! I was able to get the perfect dress that would have been way over my budget otherwise. I totally recommend it!"
-The Vendor line up-
*Temple: Bountiful Utah
*Venue: Backyard
*Florist: Julie Barlow
*Bakery: Michelle Taggart
*Photography: Kristin Brown Photography
*Gown: Gowns by Pamela
