A follow up to my below post...Lyndsey and Matt were married at Semiahmoo Resort & Spa in Blaine, Washington on a gorgeous sunny day. I had so much fun with them and the talented vendors that made the wedding amazing. Lyndsey is my cousin through marriage and such a delight! She owns a funky antique store in downtown Bellingham, Penny Lane Antiques, and has such a great sense of style from her clothing to her cute cornflower blue house decorated with vintage flair. I started planning their wedding a little over a year ago and am excited to share photos compliments of Michele M. Waite Photography. I am in love with Michele's breath taking photography! (check out her blog as well)
To pull together Lyndsey's creativity and her abundance of antiques into the wedding, design genius, Steven Moore came on board. Steven is my idol! Everything he dreams up and creates is unique, stunning and above and beyond expectations. The tent was transformed into a colorful beach oasis with elements including a vintage red bicycle, large coy fish swimming in tall cylinders, coral, custom sewn damask and burlap table runners, a hand painted chandelier, vintage sea life note cards, an array of bursting red floral and Lyndsey's aqua blue antique vases. It was the whimsical beach wedding Lyndsey had dreamed of.
Thank you Matt and Lyndsey for letting me play a role in your wedding. Hope you had fun on your wine tour honeymoon in Napa Valley!
vendors
venue Semiahmoo Resort & Spa
photographer Michele M. Waite Photography
floral & event design Steven Moore Designs
cake & cupcakes Mount Bakery, Bellingham
DJ Darrell Christel
officiant Rick Todd
hair & makeup Lynette Johnson
tuxedos Men's Wearhouse
wedding gown Something Blue Boutique, La Connor
bridesmaids spa day Semiahmoo Spa
rehearsal dinner venue Semiahmoo Golf & Country Club
Gorgeous! I love that color combo. Especially love the red chandelier!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely wedding - the colors are so fun, and the photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! Just WOW! The pictures are beyond gorgeous... being there, though, I must say that a picture (or a few) just isn't enough to really grasp how stunning the reception was. There wasn't a detail that wasn't done to the nth degree. I'm a details girl, yet, everytime I looked around, I discovered a new angle or item of beauty. I only wish that YOU had been MY wedding planner those many years ago:). Kudos to you, Michelle, you are absolutely the most fabulous wedding planner on the West Coast!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous- period!
ReplyDeleteP.s. love your new pic too - bellissima!
HOLY SMOKES! There are so many elements to this wedding that I LOVE! First the photographs are awesome. Love the veil and bike, the blue and red details. Thanks for sharing. This needs to be featured in a magazine! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteStunning, simply stunning! I love the vintage and eclectic feel of this wedding and red and blue is one of my favourite colour combinations! You did an outstanding job and as a previous posted stated, it is definitely magazine worthy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous wedding! Love the different details that they added!
ReplyDeletethose details are super fabulous! and the colors are so yummy! what a stunning job your team did on this wedding!! - katrina
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find those amazing table cards? The ones with the coral and shells? They are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your comments! This was such a special wedding to plan! Kristin - the cute sea shell and coral cards are from Cavallini & Co's Natural Wonders Stationary Collection - love them! http://www.cavallini.com/
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the blue glasses!? They look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSheena - the blue glass are actually antiques that Lindsey collected from her store, Penny Lane Antiques in Bellingham - she has so many great finds! Here is the info for her shop -
ReplyDelete312 West Holly Street, Bellingham, WA 98225
(360) 647-9570
I would love to see samples of her wedding invitations - I'm planning a similar theme!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a sample of her invitations. I'm sure they're amazing if they're anything like the table cards... drool!
ReplyDeleteI love the color combo and i am crazy about the red chandelier.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get that?
Silly - The red chandelier is a custom piece in Steven Moore's ever expanding prop collection.
ReplyDeleteVery simple but very stunning images. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful photography of a beach vintage wedding. If I can have such a photography which can describe my wedding theme, then it will be a great pleasure for me.
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