A bride in a boat is just about the most free-spirited scene we can imagine, so it’s no wonder we’re swooning over this lovely Blanchard Springs photo shoot by Layers. From the ultra-bohemian Kata Mari gown (that train!) to the handcrafted wooden boat overflowing with greenery, every detail serves to enhance the natural beauty of the springs, while showcasing superb bridal styling.
Thanks to Layers for sharing this enchanting Blanchard Springs bridal shoot with Junebug! Are you as obsessed with brides and boats as much as we are? Check out this winter elopement inspiration at Eklutna Lake.
A gold accent is often the answer to making wedding décor shine. From bridal accessories to ceremony chairs to tableware, a hint of gold can make an elegant statement. Whether your wedding design has a vintage flair or is pure sophistication, these gold accent ideas are sure to wow your guests with a little sparkle!
Start with a little sparkle in your invitation suite
Love the idea of a touch of gold, but haven’t decided on your wedding colors yet? Check out our spring wedding color palette ideas for more inspiration!
Mississippi’s Rasberry Greene provided the loveliest woodland backdrop for Dusty and JC’s romantic wedding day. The pair personalized every detail of the wedding to the max, from handpicked playlist selections from the soundtrack of their relationship to a taco bar to bridesmaid-assembled bouquets. Luckily, the couple enlisted Maria Newman Photography, who knew them personally and served as a confidant in wedding planning as well as the captor of every unforgettable detail.
I will always remember JC‘s vows. He cried, laughed, referenced Kanye West, talked about adventures, love, and how out of the billions of people in the world, we found one another and were embarking on something so great. That, and when he dropped my wedding band on ground at the exact moment our officiant said it represented our love. I knew during these moments that getting married to him was going to be one of the best decisions I’d ever made!
Our wedding was a collaboration of family and friends, with nearly every detail DIY! We ordered our flowers wholesale through FiftyFlowers and The Bouqs. My bridesmaids helped make the bouquets, garlands, and floral arrangements. Our wedding arch was decorated with foraged greenery from our photographer’s yard. All the signs were made by one of my bridesmaids. The table decorations were either borrowed or bought at flea markets. All of our amazing food was cooked by JC‘s wonderful family. We had a taco bar filled with various meats and salsas, a fruit table, agua frescas, and a traditional Mexican hot punch. Our cake was made by a family friend, and was then decorated so sweetly by JC‘s mom using pomegranates and olive leaves from a tree JC bought the day of the wedding.
Music is important to us, is basically the reason we ended up dating. Our first “date” was to a Yeasayer show, and our second was to a music festival in Mexico City to see The Drums. We wanted to include music on our pre-ceremony and dinner playlists that represented us, so nearly every song was from a band we had seen together.JC chose every song with so much purpose, I’d say this was probably his favorite part of wedding planning.
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