Lai and Barry’s San Francisco wedding at The Pelican Inn has a subtle nautical theme calling back to the essence of the Bay Area. Memoire Studio beautifully captured the couple as they exchanged vows and then danced the night away after a quick outfit change. We can’t get enough of the terrarium table décor — definitely a must-have for a wedding with natural vibes.
While it is of course difficult to choose, we both have a special place in our hearts for the ceremony itself. The force-wind gale miraculously subsided for those twenty minutes, and there was such a gravity yet intimacy to it all.
A special thanks to Memoire Studio for sharing Lai and Berry’s San Francisco wedding with Junebug. For more yellow wedding inspiration, check out Carrie and Ronnie’s country wedding in Kentucky.
Laurie and Nick come from different sides of the country, so their wedding would be the first time a lot of their Texas loved ones would meet the East Coast family. Because their love is as big as the Texas sky, their New Jersey wedding needed to have that rustic essence that is so synonymous with Texas weddings. The Inn and Millrace Pond was the perfect setting for their day, being a little rustic pocket in the New Jersey woods. Photography geniuses The Markows beautifully captured the natural and whimsical celebration, as well as all of the details Laurie and Nick carefully chose to reflect their love.
I was never really the girl who dreamed of putting a wedding together, I think I could have easily eloped but then we would have cheated everyone out of meeting each other and that didn’t seem fair. I am not sure if we will ever have another event where all of his family and all of my family would have the opportunity to get together from New Jersey and Texas, which made our wedding even more special. So we wanted it to be very us, low-key, romantic, intimate and it was really important to me that we showcased how beautiful New Jersey is for all of our Texas travelers. The Inn at Millrace Pond made that easy. It was secluded, rustic, simple and breathtaking.
The Moments:
The party! We knew with all of the thought and work we put into the wedding it would be beautiful and we were getting married to each other so the ceremony would have been perfect anywhere, but you never know how the party is going to turn out and whether or not people would have fun. When the party started it was such a relief. I don’t think Nick and I had any idea how much everyone would get into it and we can’t say enough about our DJ/Band. They really made sure everyone was into it and it just made a perfect day even better! We knew we had booked a good DJ but they really made the night special and we didn’t have to worry about a thing. People are still talking about the awesome job they did with the music.
The Couple Recommends:
TWO WORDS: THE MARKOWS. Their pictures are so stunning and they are so amazing to work with. We really could not be happier with our choice. They were actually the first photographers we even looked at and we just loved their style. They really were able to capture the feel of our wedding and all of the elements we worked so hard to put together. We really can’t say enough about them from start to finish.
Our florist Tracey was amazing! I sent her an inspiration board with ideas and she just ran with it. I love her organic style and she uses such a unique variety of flowers. We were so lucky to find her.
Thanks to The Markows for giving Junebug a glimpse into Laurie and Nick’s Texas-inspired wedding! For more whimsical wedding inspiration, be sure to check out Shona and Fin’s sunflower wedding in Northern Ireland.
When the bride is a wedding planner and the photographer is Erich McVey, you know the wedding is going to be impossibly beautiful. Adele and David took one look at Erich McVey’s photography and knew his soft and dreamy style would be perfect for their natural New Zealand wedding. We adore the textured greenery in Adele’s crown and bouquet. The simple styling shifted the emphasis to the beautiful and intimate moments shared between Adele and David as they became husband and wife.
I do wedding planning on the side, so when it came to my wedding, I knew I wanted my wedding to look as natural and simple as possible and I knew just the place.
I wanted my photos to look soft and dreamy. So we went with Erich McVey, a gifted man, very talented and very passionate about what he does. He is a professional. A rare find. And his lovely wife! Oh, she is just so adorable! If you’ve met her you would know what I meant, it’s impossible not to love her. They are such a lovely couple and just people you feel genuinely privileged to have met.
The Moments:
Holding David’s hands at the altar, it was just him and I in that moment. We read our vows in Korean and I think my voice was trembling and only David could make out what I wanted to say which made it even more special. We were with everyone, and yet we were alone; it was like singing lovers secret song that others didn’t understand.
The Couple Recommends:
My wedding photographer, Erich McVey — I go through my wedding photos regularly and I am so amazed how beautiful we look in the photos every time we see those photos. He is just too talented!
I must say that my hair stylist, make up stylist and florist trio was just perfect. They were so lovely, down-to-Earth and easy going yet so perfectly professional. I’ve received so many compliments on their work, especially the table setting that my florist did. They are a blissful bunch.
Thank you to Erich McVey for allowing us to share these stunning images of Adele and David’s exceedingly beautiful wedding. For more wedding inspiration from New Zealand, check out Jordyn and Jordan’s gorgeous New Zealand wedding at Ataahua Garden Venue.
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