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Earthy DIY St. Louis Wedding at Camp Wyman

January 21, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

Our 12-year-old hearts are so in love with the nostalgic summer camp vibes in Misty and Johnny’s Camp Wyman wedding! This sweet couple traded in a tradition, buttoned-up wedding for a fun and free-spirited weekend celebrating love and life with their friends and family. Their reception was a DIY dream come true, complete with screen printed flags, personalized pins, hand-painted signs, and fabulous greenery arranged in the bride’s personal collection of vintage thermoses. Our favorite element had to be their unique unity ceremony, during which they made and split a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. We adore the way Vein + Vessel Studios and Hoy Creative captured the relaxed vibe of this one-of-a-kind wedding!

The Couple:

Misty and Johnny

The Wedding:

Camp Wyman, St. Louis, Missouri

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Johnny and I have spent the last 9 years laughing at each other’s stupid jokes and taking nothing seriously. So, when we got engaged, we knew immediately we didn’t want a buttoned up wedding. We just wanted to kick back and party with our best friends and eat good food. We wanted it to truly reflect who we are together, and I think every detail spoke to that.

These days, it’s totally acceptable to venture off the beaten path, and I think your guests appreciate you for it. We ditched so many small wedding traditions because we just didn’t want them. We saw each other the entire morning and, as a result, I feel we were much more relaxed and happy. Think a garter toss is weird and uncomfortable? Skip it. Don’t want to pay a DJ? Make your own playlist. Tacos and donuts? For us, it couldn’t have been a more appropriate meal. It really is your day!

Camp Wyman was the first venue we looked at, and we knew immediately it was the one. The camp vibes were just too good — log cabins, a beautiful ceremony site accessible only by a path leading into the the woods, logs for seating. They also let us personalize our whole event how we saw fit with food trucks and BYOB.

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My uncle was our officiant and kept things lighthearted and funny. We wrote our own vows, which was very important to us. And the best thing of all: we made a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for the unity portion of the ceremony and both took a bite!

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Almost everything was DIY! A friend arranged our beautiful greenery bouquets and arrangements and did an outstanding job. My career is in graphic design, so I couldn’t wait to have fun with every single detail! I designed our entire collection of wedding collateral: the save the dates with buttons, invites, screen printed pennants, and hand-painted the signs. We also used my own curated collection of vintage thermoses for decor. I poured my heart into every detail! My friends were also amazing the weekend of, helping to make all those DIY ideas come to life. We couldn’t have done it without them!

We had two of our very favorite taco trucks, Mission Taco and Seoul Taco. We actually got engaged at Mission Taco, so it was fun to have that be part of our wedding day story, too!

Processional – “Casimir Pulaski Day” by Sufjan Stevens
Recessional – “Here Comes the Sun” by The Beatles
First Dance – “Wake Up” by Coheed and Cambria

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Vein + Vessel Studios
Venue – Camp Wyman
Floral Design – Anew Market Creations
Cake – Momofuku Milk Bar
Videography – Hoy Creative
Invitations – Misty Manley
Makeup Artist and Hair Styling – Danielle Style
Wedding Dress – Sarah Seven
Groom’s Apparel – ASOS
Rings – Jessica Seaton Jewelry

 

Our biggest congratulations to Misty and Johnny, and a huge thanks to Vein + Vessel Studios for sharing this sweet Camp Wyman wedding with Junebug! Looking for more free-spirited, campy vibes? Your wild soul will love this Snake River camper elopement!

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Classic Meets Rustic Virginia Wedding at Oatlands Historic House and Gardens

January 21, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

Shameka and Robert’s wedding Oatlands Historic House and Gardens gave us that, “pinch us so we know this is real,” feeling from start to finish. With the expert guidance of Eventi Floral & Events, they created a sophisticated feel with a gorgeous burgundy, pink, coral, navy, and gold color palette for the florals, wedding party attire, and signs. Then they infused some warm, rustic vibes with farmhouse tables, moss table runners, and fabulous moss-covered wood chandeliers. We love that the bride went full glam with a gorgeous Martina Liana strapless lace gown and the groom complemented her with a sleek blue suit with black lapels from Soto & CoDonna Irene Weddings did an incredible job capturing every fabulous detail but, honestly, the sweet first look and gorgeous post-ceremony portraits stole the show for us!

The Couple:

Shameka and Robert

The Wedding:

Oatlands Historic House and Gardens, Leesburg, Virginia

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The Wedding Team:

Photography – Donna Irene Weddings
Event Planning and Floral Design – Eventi Floral & Events
Venue – Oatlands Historic House and Gardens
Catering – Amphora Catering
Cake – SugarBakers Cakes
DJ – The Sound Factory
Live Music – Daniel Davis
Videography – Bowen Films
Invitations – Ruby the Fox
Makeup Artist – Allison Fax
Wedding Dress – Martina Liana via Essense of Australia
Bridal Accessories – Badgley Mischka
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – Vera Wang
Groom’s Apparel – Soto & Co. (suit), Hugo Boss (shirt and bowtie), and Gucci (shoes)
Groomsmen’s Apparel – Menguin
Rings – Lauren B Fine Jewelry and Diamonds (bride) and David Yurman (groom)
Rentals – Revolution Event Design and Production
Transportation – American Limousines
Favors – Stella’s PopKern

 

Congratulations to Shameka and Robert, and a big thanks to Donna Irene Weddings for sharing this stunning Oatlands Historic House and Gardens wedding with Junebug! If you’re looking for even more garden wedding inspiration, check out Arianne and Steven’s enchanted Charlotte garden wedding at The Duke Mansion!

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Adventurous Mount Rose Trail Wedding with a Dose of Boho Details

January 20, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

Brooke and Hayden’s Mount Rose Trail wedding is a perfect example of the beauty of being true to yourself as a couple when planning your big day! Donning a stunning bohemian-style Rue de Seine gown and a dapper tweed suit, this adventurous couple exchanged vows on a scenic hillside in front of 17 of their closest friends and family. The intimate party then continued at the bride’s family’s home where they ate, told stories, and danced the night away. Even with minimal decor, Martha Bernyk Floral Design knocked it out of the park with greenery-forward bouquets and berry and rose adorned table garlands, all of which tied into the bride’s gorgeous floral hairpiece. Autumn Nicole Photography outdid herself yet again and made us fall in love with every emotional moment and sunset portrait in this wildly romantic wedding!

The Couple:

Brooke and Hayden

The Wedding:

Mount Rose Trail and Private Residence, Incline Village, Nevada

Adventuring outdoors and taking getaways to the mountains has always been a theme in our relationship, so saying our vows on a mountainside was a no brainer! Mount Rose Trail is one of our favorites with beautiful views of the lake, and my parents have a home near Lake Tahoe, so it was the perfect place.

We only included seventeen of our closest family and friends, which made for an intimate, natural, stress-free weekend. Having such a small group only added to the fun and shenanigans that went down that weekend, which is exactly what we wanted! The most important people in our lives coming together to celebrate our love is more than we could’ve ever asked for.

We had our one of our best friends, Joey, officiate the ceremony. He has been in Hayden‘s life since they were just little kids and knows us better than anyone. Together, the three of us wrote the script and Joey added some of his own words. Hayden and I wrote our own vows and heard them for the first time during the ceremony.

Processional – “Georgia” by Vance Joy (instrumental played on the ukulele)
First Dance – “Coming Home” by Leon Bridges

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Autumn Nicole Photography
Ceremony Venue – Mount Rose Trail
Floral Design – Martha Bernyk Floral Design
Catering – Hey Chef
Cake – Witt’s Cakes
Invitations – Blanka Biernat
Makeup Artist and Hair Styling – Greco Rose Beauty
Wedding Dress – Rue de Seine
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – Lulus
Groom’s Apparel – Suit Supply
Rings – Alexis Russell
Rentals – Camelot Party Rentals

 

Congratulations to Brooke and Hayden on the beginning of their best adventure yet, and a huge thanks to Autumn Nicole Photography for sharing this gorgeous Mount Rose Trail wedding with Junebug! Love the idea of a mountain wedding? Check out Sarah and Adam’s rainy Colorado mountain wedding at Planet Bluegrass for even more dreamy inspiration!

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