Showing posts with label Janie and Steve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Janie and Steve. Show all posts

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Janie and Steve's Wedding featured on Project Wedding

Head over to Project Wedding and check out
Janie and Steve's Guthrie, OK feature!
Janie is one of the sweetest brides I've had the pleasure of working with.
She had so many wonderful ideas and details.
Vintage chic all the way.
Enjoy!
(Photo by Tammy Odell)

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Congrats Janie and Steve!

Wedding season is still in full swing! For this month, 1 down, 2 more to go.
Congratulations to Janie and Steve!
What a fun and beautiful wedding.
The bride looked stunning in a cream lace and embellished strapless dress and a veil that was absolutely perfect. The bridesmaids each wore a different design of dress made from a gorgeous light blue silk chiffon with brown accents.
The groom and his guys wore their United States Air Force Tux's, swords and all!
The arch salute was wicked cool!
Steve and Janie are both talented musicians and they let us know all about their skills.
After the couples first dance, they preceded to play "Living on a Prayer", by Bon Jovi on Guitar Hero! They scored 99% and 96%!
We were all very happy the rain decided to subside. It was a perfect evening for a wedding.
Unfortunately, my hand was shaking when I tried to photograph the happy couple.
Hopefully I can post some more pics soon. Until then...

Getting all packed up...
(Man I can't wait to be able to buy a new delivery vehicle,
I'm thinking a Honda Element would be sweet!)
To get to this place...
The Dominion House in Guthrie, OK
While working with miss Janie to determine the overall feel of the wedding I realized we are kindred design spirits! She had wonderfully specific ideas and incorporated so many vintage touches and Etsy finds throughout the wedding. A birdcage collected cards, a vintage blue lantern added some charm, cute wooden "E" and mason jars with
hydrangeas were found throughout the reception hall.
Janie also had a custom plate made. I wish I knew the artist that made it.
More hydrangeas, an old avon mini-pitcher to hold pens and a beautiful custom guest book.
Simple blossoms tied to the crisp white chairs added some texture down the sides of the aisle.
A bridesmaid bouquet made of peach roses, white hydrangeas &
chocolate cosmos with a lemon leaf collar.