I get to work with some of my closest friends in the wedding biz - Joe and Jill of Joe & Jill Photography and Laura of Edit 1 Media. I ADORE Betty and Craig and have been looking forward to this day now for a year and a half since we first met and I came on board to help with their plans. Wanted to share a few of their engagement pics from Joe and Jill. A full post will come after the day as we have lots of surprises for their guests and I don't want to give anything away. Other vendors I am thrilled to have on board are Kevin Bradford, Bella Umbrella, Emerald City Productions, Creative Ice, Paper Moxie, New Renaissance Cakes and Fran's Chocolates.
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Saturday, August 6, 2011
Betty + Craig are getting hitched today
Betty and Craig are getting married this Seafair weekend at the chapel at St. Ignatius on the Seattle University Campus then an Island inspired reception at the Harbor Club in downtown Seattle.



I get to work with some of my closest friends in the wedding biz - Joe and Jill of Joe & Jill Photography and Laura of Edit 1 Media. I ADORE Betty and Craig and have been looking forward to this day now for a year and a half since we first met and I came on board to help with their plans. Wanted to share a few of their engagement pics from Joe and Jill. A full post will come after the day as we have lots of surprises for their guests and I don't want to give anything away. Other vendors I am thrilled to have on board are Kevin Bradford, Bella Umbrella, Emerald City Productions, Creative Ice, Paper Moxie, New Renaissance Cakes and Fran's Chocolates.


I get to work with some of my closest friends in the wedding biz - Joe and Jill of Joe & Jill Photography and Laura of Edit 1 Media. I ADORE Betty and Craig and have been looking forward to this day now for a year and a half since we first met and I came on board to help with their plans. Wanted to share a few of their engagement pics from Joe and Jill. A full post will come after the day as we have lots of surprises for their guests and I don't want to give anything away. Other vendors I am thrilled to have on board are Kevin Bradford, Bella Umbrella, Emerald City Productions, Creative Ice, Paper Moxie, New Renaissance Cakes and Fran's Chocolates.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Laina and Ray's wedding sneak peek + video
Laina and Ray were married over Memorial Day Weekend on a drizzly Spring Seattle day at Herban Feast Catering's urban oasis Sodo Park. A full post of their day will be coming but in the mean time I wanted to share a few photos from the talented Grace and Hun Kim of GH Kim Photography and their wedding highlight video by Moses Lee of DvPixl Films.




Laina and I worked together mostly via phone and email and a couple of marathon planning weekends since she and Ray live in bustling New York City. Laina grew up in Seattle and it was important to have her wedding take place in her hometown. We instantly connected despite the distance and everytime we talked it was a joy to hear Laina's excitement and ideas about her wedding day.
Laina and Ray are a truly stylish couple, chic and sophisticated from their wardrobe, apartment and the look they wanted for their wedding. When it came time to bring Laina's inspirations to life I looked to friend and talented designer, Steven Moore. From the fist time Laina and Steve met they were so in sync with their style and in the process Steven became great friends with both Laina and Ray. Steven transformed the space into an artful, eclectic wonderland with elements of fabric flags strung across the tables, moss, birch, mercery glass, hundreds of vintage bottles, lush cream and green floral, tall curly willow and a dreamy candy bar...just to name a few.








Click below to watch their beautifully edited highlight video...
Laina and I worked together mostly via phone and email and a couple of marathon planning weekends since she and Ray live in bustling New York City. Laina grew up in Seattle and it was important to have her wedding take place in her hometown. We instantly connected despite the distance and everytime we talked it was a joy to hear Laina's excitement and ideas about her wedding day.
Laina and Ray are a truly stylish couple, chic and sophisticated from their wardrobe, apartment and the look they wanted for their wedding. When it came time to bring Laina's inspirations to life I looked to friend and talented designer, Steven Moore. From the fist time Laina and Steve met they were so in sync with their style and in the process Steven became great friends with both Laina and Ray. Steven transformed the space into an artful, eclectic wonderland with elements of fabric flags strung across the tables, moss, birch, mercery glass, hundreds of vintage bottles, lush cream and green floral, tall curly willow and a dreamy candy bar...just to name a few.
Click below to watch their beautifully edited highlight video...
Laina & Raymond from Moses Lee on Vimeo.
Labels:
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Lisa and Brian's same-day-edit wedding video
Take a peek at the beautiful same day edit video that the uber talented Casey and Danielle of Mind Castle Studios presented at Lisa and Brian's wedding reception at the Seattle Tennis Club. It is heartfelt and chalk full of emotion. I love that they wove in officiant Rich Sclafani's meaningful messages from the ceremony and I can't get the song out of my head - had to download it ("White Dress" by Ben Rector). I am pretty much smitten with this video. Could watch it again and again....will share more details of their wedding in a later post.
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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Laura and Dave's beach wedding featured on Rock 'n Roll Bride blog
I am back from Italy....actually have been since late May but am behind on my blogging now that wedding season is also here. Apologies! The trip was truly amazing and I will be posting about it soon but in the mean time I wanted to write a follow up note about Laura and Dave's Golden Gardens beach wedding that took place just two days before I left for the trip. It was a magical day filled with laughter, music and poetry. Husband and wife photography team Heather and Jon of One Love Photo captured stunning photos of the couple and their celebration and today their wedding was featured on Rock 'n Roll Bride, a favorite style blog of mine so wanted to share. Will post a recap of their day to come...

And...click below to check out their sweet same day edit video made by the talented Laura and Chris of Edit 1 Media.
And...click below to check out their sweet same day edit video made by the talented Laura and Chris of Edit 1 Media.
Laura & Dave - Golden Gardens - An Outdoor Wedding in Seattle on the Beach from Edit 1 Media on Vimeo.
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Sunday, April 11, 2010
Old World Library Wedding
Allison and James were married in September on a gorgeous sunny day without a cloud in the sky. In fact it was on the hot side for that time of year. As evening fell we were treated to a shooting star during toasts only adding to the whimsical atmosphere of the wedding. I will walk through some of the fun details and moments...Photography by the talented brothers of Gabriel Boone Photography. Check out Edit 1 Media's gorgeous highlight reel shot in super 8 MM film with a vintage timeless look and the current issue of Seattle Metropolitan Bride and Groom Magazine which featured their wedding.



Allison and James along with their families were truly a pleasure to help. Most of our planning took place over the phone and email since Allison and James were living in Boston where Allison was finishing her law degree at Harvard. They met one another during college and have an inspiring love story that has withstood James' deployment to Iraq while in the Army over the years. To celebrate the place where they first met Gabe flew to Boston and took their engagement pics at Harvard's sprawling campus.
Their love of academics played into the theme of the wedding being an elegant dinner in an old library. The setting was Allison's grade school (and 9-12 girls boarding school), Annie Wright, located near the Tacoma waterfront with an East Cost regal feel. When you step foot in the historical building you are met with an elegant staircase and foyer with dark rich wood complimenting the wedding color palette of mahogany, pale green and ivory. Chris Griffith, a gifted stationary designer out of Northern California and good friend of mine, incorporated the school throughout the invitations and wedding day paper goodies.




The girls began the morning at the school's bridal suite with hair and makeup styling by Salon Maison. Allison's delicate and flowing Vera Wang gown and pale green bridesmaids dresses also by Vera paired nicely with the guys classic black tuxes from Tuxedo Club.









The ceremony was held in the schools chapel tucked away with dramatic vaulted wood beamed ceilings and tall cozy pews. Taper candles were flanked down the aisle for a warm and inviting glow. I had to include photos of the adorable little ones that took part in the ceremony. Steven Moore made ivy head pieces to adorn the sweet flower girls.







Amazing designer, Steven Moore, who I just adore partnering with, transformed the brick courtyard and garden into the old world library that Allison and James were inspired by in their love of academia. Long dramatic tables had sheets of classical music down the center with stacks of leather bound and faded vintage books, dripping pillar candles, fountain pens, quills, lush green hydrangea, creamy white roses and green Boston ivy vines. All of these elements came together beautifully to bring the vision to life.








Tacoma-based Gallucci’s Catering outdid themselves serving a fresh seasonal menu. Guests dined on a duet entree of grilled salmon with blistered tomato and lemon risotto paired with peppered sirloin and yukon gold mashed potatoes with asparagus.
For dessert guests were treated to a towering four foot high cake with a fluffy ivory buttercream design from Celebrity Cake Studio. The cake had alternating layers of chocolate éclair and vanilla cake with raspberry filling.

To entertain the younger guests Steven designed a delicious candy bar and kids activity table with a coloring station with a story book theme.



James' family has a fruit orchard in Wenatchee so to incorporate it Steven created a farmers market in the garden. Wooden apple crates and bushel baskets were filled to the brim with fruit. Chris Griffith designed custom logo signage and kraft paper bags for guests to 'shop' and take home a variety of fresh apples and pears straight from the family farm. Refreshing Washington apple martini's were also served with apples from the orchard.



As the sun set the upbeat Second Wind Band kept guests on the dance floor and Galluci's fired up a mouth watering late night snack of spicy sliders, sweet potato fries and mini chocolate milk shakes which were a big hit.










Congratulations Allison and James! It was a day that will stay with my always.

To see their video highlight by Edit 1 Media's click below.
vendors
venue Annie Wright School
caterer Gallucci’s Catering
floral and event design Steven Moore Designs
photographer Gabriel Boone Photography
videographer Edit 1 Media
band Second Wind
band broker A Zopfi Production
cake Celebrity Cake Studio
invitations and wedding day stationary Chris Griffith
linens BBJ Linen
fruitwood chivari chairs Pedersens Rentals
tenting AA Rentals
on-site hair and makeup Salon Maison
bridal gown and bridesmaids dresses Vera Wang
tuxes Tuxedo Club
rehearsal dinner CI Shennanigans
guest accommodations Hotel Murano
sunday brunch catering Gallucci’s Catering
Allison and James along with their families were truly a pleasure to help. Most of our planning took place over the phone and email since Allison and James were living in Boston where Allison was finishing her law degree at Harvard. They met one another during college and have an inspiring love story that has withstood James' deployment to Iraq while in the Army over the years. To celebrate the place where they first met Gabe flew to Boston and took their engagement pics at Harvard's sprawling campus.
Their love of academics played into the theme of the wedding being an elegant dinner in an old library. The setting was Allison's grade school (and 9-12 girls boarding school), Annie Wright, located near the Tacoma waterfront with an East Cost regal feel. When you step foot in the historical building you are met with an elegant staircase and foyer with dark rich wood complimenting the wedding color palette of mahogany, pale green and ivory. Chris Griffith, a gifted stationary designer out of Northern California and good friend of mine, incorporated the school throughout the invitations and wedding day paper goodies.
The girls began the morning at the school's bridal suite with hair and makeup styling by Salon Maison. Allison's delicate and flowing Vera Wang gown and pale green bridesmaids dresses also by Vera paired nicely with the guys classic black tuxes from Tuxedo Club.
The ceremony was held in the schools chapel tucked away with dramatic vaulted wood beamed ceilings and tall cozy pews. Taper candles were flanked down the aisle for a warm and inviting glow. I had to include photos of the adorable little ones that took part in the ceremony. Steven Moore made ivy head pieces to adorn the sweet flower girls.
Amazing designer, Steven Moore, who I just adore partnering with, transformed the brick courtyard and garden into the old world library that Allison and James were inspired by in their love of academia. Long dramatic tables had sheets of classical music down the center with stacks of leather bound and faded vintage books, dripping pillar candles, fountain pens, quills, lush green hydrangea, creamy white roses and green Boston ivy vines. All of these elements came together beautifully to bring the vision to life.
Tacoma-based Gallucci’s Catering outdid themselves serving a fresh seasonal menu. Guests dined on a duet entree of grilled salmon with blistered tomato and lemon risotto paired with peppered sirloin and yukon gold mashed potatoes with asparagus.
To entertain the younger guests Steven designed a delicious candy bar and kids activity table with a coloring station with a story book theme.
James' family has a fruit orchard in Wenatchee so to incorporate it Steven created a farmers market in the garden. Wooden apple crates and bushel baskets were filled to the brim with fruit. Chris Griffith designed custom logo signage and kraft paper bags for guests to 'shop' and take home a variety of fresh apples and pears straight from the family farm. Refreshing Washington apple martini's were also served with apples from the orchard.
As the sun set the upbeat Second Wind Band kept guests on the dance floor and Galluci's fired up a mouth watering late night snack of spicy sliders, sweet potato fries and mini chocolate milk shakes which were a big hit.
Congratulations Allison and James! It was a day that will stay with my always.
To see their video highlight by Edit 1 Media's click below.
vendors
venue Annie Wright School
caterer Gallucci’s Catering
floral and event design Steven Moore Designs
photographer Gabriel Boone Photography
videographer Edit 1 Media
band Second Wind
band broker A Zopfi Production
cake Celebrity Cake Studio
invitations and wedding day stationary Chris Griffith
linens BBJ Linen
fruitwood chivari chairs Pedersens Rentals
tenting AA Rentals
on-site hair and makeup Salon Maison
bridal gown and bridesmaids dresses Vera Wang
tuxes Tuxedo Club
rehearsal dinner CI Shennanigans
guest accommodations Hotel Murano
sunday brunch catering Gallucci’s Catering
Labels:
in the press,
real weddings,
video
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