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Showstopping Wedding Gowns from South African Designer Jeannelle l’Amour Bridal

October 28, 2017 | Junebug Weddings

This stunning styled bridal shoot by Michigan Behn Photography showcased just a couple of gorgeously intricate wedding dresses by Jeannelle l’Amour Bridal, paying homage to South African design and architecture in this peach and green inspirational series at Essenwood House. Each gown features modern silhouettes with adventurous and ornate detailing. Undeniably feminine with subtle design and opulent fabrics and beadwork, the plunging necklines, low-backs and well-constructed illusion netting would suit any bride in search for a luxurious and uniquely modern look for her wedding day. Oversized bouquets by Adore Weddings and Events were bursting with tropical flowers in pale neutral shades that looked positively regal in the gardens of this historic venue. We love Make Up by Charelle’s approach to beauty for this styled shoot: stunningly natural hair, lush lashes, bold lips and a few surprising pops of color!

The Talented Team:

Photography – Michigan Behn Photography
Venue – Essenwood House
Floral Design – Adore Weddings and Events
Makeup Artist – Make-up by Charelle
Wedding Dress – Jeannelle l’Amour Bridal

 

Special thanks to Michigan Behn Photography for sharing this absolutely beautiful styled bridal shoot with Junebug! For more styled bridal inspiration, check out this blue ombre wedding inspiration from The Big Fake Wedding Seattle.

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This Couple Decked Out Their Family Farm for Their Charming Texas Wedding

October 28, 2017 | Junebug Weddings

Katy and Trevor’s true Texas wedding took place on the bride’s family farm, a place of significance for all in attendance and a long time dream of the loving couple. The beautiful rolling hills, golden fields and green pastures were the perfect setting for an outdoor ceremony and gorgeously decorated marquee reception for dinner and dancing. Gypsy Floral completely decked out the ranch, draped from top to bottom in fresh flowers and created the elegant, rustic vibe that carried on throughout the day. Festoon lights, hanging greenery and vintage rentals made the Sperry tent and sailcloth canopies warm and inviting to ensure the unpredictable Texas weather wouldn’t spoil any of their perfectly curated day. Grant Daniels Photography captured the couple, their love for each other, their families and everyone around them beautifully.

The Couple:

Katy and Trevor

The Wedding:

Pleasant Hill Farm, Brenham, Texas

The most important thing for us was having our personalities, our stories, and our families shine throughout our wedding day. We wanted every detail of our wedding to be intentional and carry meaning with it.

We chose the venue because our farm is a special place for both families, and we have so much history there. We chose our catering as a nod to my Texas roots. We asked Trevor‘s dad to marry us, as we both have close relationships with him Every single detail was well-thought and intentionally planned to celebrate our story.

My dream has always been to get married on our family farm in Brenham, a special place filled with childhood memories of fun and laughter. I took Trevor to our farm the first time he came to visit me in Texas, and he immediately fell in love with the beautiful rolling hills and green pastures.

The most memorable part of the day was our ceremony. We spent a lot of time planning out every detail of our ceremony with Trevor‘s dad, our officiant. Trevor and I wrote our own vows and read them to each other for the first time during our ceremony. We got to sing our favorite hymns that had also been played in our parents’ andgrandparents’ wedding ceremonies. It was a beautiful, moving, and joyful celebration.

The best advice I can give is to relax and have fun on your wedding day. Celebrate that you get to marry the love of your life and spend the rest of your lives together!

We both knew it was the perfect place for our wedding. Since summers in Texas are hot and sometimes rainy, we decided that an outdoor reception might be too risky. A Sperry tent was perfect for dinner and dancing after the outdoor ceremony: the tall wooden posts, sailcloth canopies and bistro lighting were perfect for the elegant, rustic vibe we wanted.

Processional: “May You Find a Light” by Josh Garrels
Recessional: “You Are the Best Thing” by Ray LaMontagne
First Dance: “What Would I Do Without You?” by Drew Holcomb
Last Dance: “Heaven’s Knife” by Josh Garrels

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Grant Daniels Photography
Event Planning – Westcott Weddings
Venue – Pleasant Hill Farm, Family Ranch
Floral Design – Gypsy Floral
Catering – Contigo
Cake – Royer’s Pie Haven
Live Music – DryWater Band
Videography – 31 Films
Invitations – Papellerie
Makeup Artist – Makenzi Laine
Wedding Dress – BHLDN
Bridal Accessories – Cowboy Boots by Maida’s Custom Footware
Rentals – Loot Vintage Rentals

 

Congratulations to Katy and Trevor on their beautiful Texas wedding and special thanks to Grant Daniels Photography for capturing such a lovely and elegant wedding! For more marquee wedding inspiration, check out this moody fairy tale wedding in Southlake, Texas!

 

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Folksy Appalachian Mountain Elopement Inspiration

October 27, 2017 | Junebug Weddings

Photographer Michelle Lyerly and a team of talented wedding professionals created this dreamy Appalachian mountain elopement, featuring an actual band of wedding guests and an incredible autumnal views and crisp mountain air. From the matching couple tattoos to the sweeping views of the forest surrounding Blue Ridge Parkway, this wholesome elopement features an excess of romantic and thoughtful details. The subtle color palette of greens, whites, and shades of pink looked perfectly in place spread out among the peaks – Fuschia Moss Floral Design echoed the feel of the scenery with rustic berries, wild leaves and pale pink roses. We adore the bride’s unpretentious look: a simple top knot, woven sandals and gorgeous cold shoulder Rue De Seine wedding dress featuring loads of vintage-inspired lace and flutter sleeves.

The Talented Team:

Photography – Michelle Lyerly
Event Planning – The Whole Shebang
Ceremony Venue – Blue Ridge Parkway
Reception Venue – Mountain Family Lodge
Floral Design – Fuschia Moss Floral Design
Cake & Catering – Reids Cafe
Makeup Artist and Hair Styling – Shear Shakti
Wedding Dress – Rue De Seine via Lovely Bride
All Other Attire – Lucky Penny Boutique
Rentals – Laurel Collective
Pottery – East Fork Pottery
Design – Laurel Collective

 

Special thanks to Michelle Lyerly Photography for sharing this gorgeously curated elopement inspiration with Junebug! For more mountain elopement inspiration, check out this cozy Aspen elopement in the Maroon Bells.

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