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This Sentimental Oklahoma Wedding at Home Has the Perfect Fall Color Palette

October 1, 2017 | Junebug Weddings

After meeting in fifth grade, Caitlyn and Austin wanted their Oklahoma wedding to be full of sentimental details, centered around family and the long history they share. The natural first step was choosing the groom’s family home as their venue for an intimate and laid-back ceremony. The bride wore her grandmother’s jewelry that inspired her custom-made engagement ring and the groom built the ceremony arch with wood found on the land, completed with a macramé backdrop by Ivy Wool. From the invitations by Unica Forma to the floral design by Cactus Hill Flower Company, a crisp and moody autumnal color palette completed the ethereal but relaxed vibe. Photographer Abby Roses captured the couple’s first look in a quiet moment before the ceremony and a stunning sunset as this romantic day wound down.

The Couple:

Caitlyn and Austin

The Wedding:

Private Residence, Oklahoma

The single most important thing to us on our wedding day (other than ending up married of course!) was to be surrounded by our families and friends. We wanted our day to feel intimate and ethereal, yet relaxed and chill, to celebrate not only us, but everyone who helped get us to that moment!

We were both nervous to be in front of a crowd, so we knew that seeing each other would be calming and let us truly immerse ourselves in the day and enjoy it. It was the most intimate moment of shaking, laughing and talking about what had happened already that day. It was fun to get lost in that moment!

Our day was so family centered! We honestly could not have done it without all their help. My aunt, uncle and cousins offered to cook and serve all our food. Austin‘s uncle officiated our ceremony and I wore jewelry that my grandmother had given me just a few months before she passed away (including the center stone Austin designed my engagement ring around!). Austin handmade the arch we were married under. He found the wood on their land, cut it and fabricated it to place our macrame hanger and flowers on. It was perfectly us!

If you ask Austin what the most special part of the day was he would say being married at home on the land he grew up on. His one request was to be married there so it was so special that we were able to turn that in to reality. It allowed us to each get ready with our best friends in our own homes, and we will be able to go back to that spot forever knowing it was where we were married.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Abby Roses Photography
Floral Design – Cactus Hill Flower Company
Cake – Sugarica
Videography – Lume Videography
Invitations – Unica Forma
Wedding Dress – Maggie Sottero
Rentals – Party Perfect Event Rental
Macrame Backdrop – Ivy Wool

 

Congratulations to Caitlyn and Austin on their sentimental family-filled day, and special thanks to Abby Rose Photography for sharing these lovely images with Junebug! For more backyard wedding inspiration, check out this moody fairytale wedding in Southlake, Texas!

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Unique Fall Elopement Inspiration in a German Quarry

September 30, 2017 | Junebug Weddings

This fall elopement styled shoot from Julia and Gil Photography and team of leading German industry professionals in an abandoned quarry in Germany balances the intense energy of the autumn air with finely chosen details. Rustic florals by Grace and Flowers inspired by the surrounding wilderness featured autumnal accents like feathers, dried grasses and wildflowers in shades of purple and sage. From the bride’s stunningly beautiful two-piece gown by I Am Yours, featuring a delicate, sheer lace crop top to the groom’s tweed trousers dove-grey bowler hat, this fashionable couple managed to stay the center of attention, despite the magical and unexpectedly modern ceremony set up, a contemporary take on the bohemian teepee. We love the rustic-chic picnic that brings lavish details to the wilderness: the table made from a wooden palette and dressed up with gold cutlery, crystal wine glasses and geode place settings.

The Talented Team:

Photography – Julia & Gil Photography
Floral Design – Grace and Flowers
Cake – Kuechen-Miezen
Invitations – Jeannette Mokosch
Makeup Artist – Ria Saage
Wedding Dress – I am Yours
Groom’s Apparel – LO & GO

 

Special thanks to Julia and Gil Photography for sharing this magical styled shoot with Junebug! For more ethreal, wilderness wedding inspiration, check out this rainy mountain wedding in Quarry Lake Park.

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Rustic DIY Sodo Park Wedding in Seattle, WA

September 30, 2017 | Junebug Weddings

Ngoc and Ron’s Sodo Park wedding in an urban loft in downtown Seattle blended rustic details with modern day elegance. The vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and reclaimed lighting combined with artistic DIY accents from the centerpieces to the floral designs created a romantic, natural feel with bohemian and rustic vibes that were beautifully captured by In Frames Photography. The groom, an artist and graphic designer, created the invitations and wedding favors, adding a fully customized touch to the entire day. We love how the bride’s stunning bohemian off-the-shoulder flutter sleeve wedding gown by Daughter of Simone carried beautifully from their casual park ceremony full of greenery to the rustic-industrial reception.

The Couple:

Ngoc and Ron

The Wedding:

Soho Park, Seattle, Washington

The most important thing for us while planning our wedding was to stay true to who we are, and not get carried away with all the extras that were not that important. We knew we wanted a beautiful laid back wedding, surrounded by our close friends and family, and thats what we focused on.

The most memorable part of our day was our wedding ceremony and first look. It was full of emotion, happy tears, and laughter. Our first look was definitely a favorite memory. Morgan was able to capture our raw emotion and reaction so perfectly. We could just look back at those photos any given time and remember exactly how we felt at that exact moment. It was nothing short of a dream.

My main advice to couples is to not stress too much and just enjoy the process. There will always be something that doesn’t go exactly as planned, but you’ve just got to remind yourself the real reason why you’re here. You are lucky enough to have found the one human you can’t live without and that is the most beautiful thing!

We wanted our wedding vibe to really reflect our style, who we are, and our love. We aren’t the glitz and glam type, so the overall theme we went for was romantic, natural, with a touch of boho and a rustic feel.

My talented husband is an artist and thankfully is great with graphic design as well, so he completely designed and made our wedding invitations. My mom did all the floral arrangements at the reception. Everything at our wedding ceremony and reception tables were made, designed, and put together by us and the help from our bridal party and family. We also made our own wedding favors for our guest. It was a lot of work, but we had fun doing it, and got to add our custom touch to it all.

Processional was Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol Recessional was Home by Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros First Dance was First Day of My Life by Bright Eyes

The Wedding Team:

Photography – In Frames Photography
Ceremony Venue – Volunteer Park, Dahlia Gardens
Reception Venue – Sodo Park
Floral Design – Grace and Blooms
Catering – Herban Feast
Cake – The SweetSide
Bridesmaids Apparel – Joanna August
Grooms Apparel – Topman
Rentals – Love Blooms Wedding & Event Design
Videography – Moonstruck Pictures
Wedding Dress – Daughters of Simone

 

Congratulations to Ngoc and Ron on their incredibly romantic day, and special thanks to In Frames Photography for capturing this beautifully modern wedding. For more modern-rustic wedding inspo, check out this magical rustic Stonover Farm wedding in the Berkshires.

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