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Get Inspired By This Gorgeous Outdoorsy Indoor Wedding at Coppes Commons

Calling all travel lovers! Meagan and Logan’s wedding at Coppes Commons in Indiana is for you. Using a mix of moody florals from Fifty Flowers and LB Floristry, vintage table decor, succulents, and globes, the couple brought their love of nature and travel together in the most beautiful way. The bride’s boho-glam look included a chic lace gown from One Fine Day Bridal and a red and green hair wreath that matched her overgrown bouquet. They also created a gorgeous display of table numbers, each printed in a unique style and displayed in vintage frames. We’re totally in love with every moody detail of this autumn wedding, and we appreciate how each photo captured by The Colagrossis reflects that moody vibe.

The Couple:

Meagan and Logan

The Wedding:

Coppes Commons, Nappannee, Indiana

Our first look was so intimate and peaceful. We had it in my grandpa’s beautiful, secluded woods. There are so many wonderful childhood memories in those woods and I couldn’t have imagined a better place. The whole day was a rush but during that moment everything slowed down and we were reminded of how much we loved and cherished each other.

I have always loved moody vibes and wanted to incorporate that as much as possible into our wedding. Logan and I love hiking, traveling, and being outdoors as much as possible, so I think, naturally, our wedding reflected that.

The day before the wedding, my bridesmaids and I came together to DIY the bridesmaids’ bouquets. It was so much fun and a great bonding experience together. I bulk ordered the flowers from Fifty Flowers and they turned out so beautiful!

My mom and I have always loved gardening together. We both adore succulents so we bought a bunch of small succulents in the summer and re-potted them in unique thrift-store containers. By the time October came around, they were flourishing and ready to be centerpieces and decoration. Our guests were then invited to take home the succulents.

Processional – “Captured” by Digital Age and “Fire and the Flood” by Vance Joy
Recessional – “Home” by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
First Dance – “Not With Haste” by Mumford and Sons

The Wedding Team:

Photography – The Colagrossis
Venue – Coppes Commons
Bridal Bouquet Design – LB Floristry
Bridesmaids’ Flowers –  Fifty Flowers
Makeup Artist and Hair Styling – Inside Out Salon & Wellness Spa
Wedding Dress – One Fine Day Bridal

 

Congratulations to Meagan and Logan, and our biggest thanks to The Colagrossis for sharing this beautiful Indiana wedding with Junebug!

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This Wedding at The Pearl Hotel Blends Mid-Century Style with Hawaiian Vibes

April 15, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

If you’re a fan of mid-century style and tropical florals, Tish and Darren’s glorious San Diego wedding at The Pearl Hotel will make your heart skip a beat! Alexandria Monette Photography worked her magic to capture photos that showcased the couple’s unique style and fit the bright, laid-back vibe of the entire day. In true Hollywood style, the couple was dressed to the nines! Tish looked flawless in a chic Alexandra Grecco gown and Badgley Mischka accessories, and Darren looked like a long-lost member of the Rat Pack in a classic black and white tuxedo from The Black Tux. Their poolside ceremony and reception were anything but stuffy though, and featured an array of tropical florals from California & Florist, a wall of succulents, personal knick-knacks, personalized signs, and a giant screen to project movies when the sun went down. We’re pretty sure this was one night and one party their guests will never forget!

The Couple:

Tish and Darren

The Wedding:

The Pearl Hotel, San Diego, California

We wanted a unique mid-century modern style hotel. We visited mostly Palm Springs venues and remembered a cute boutique hotel we had visited when we were friends that was located in Point Loma. When I found out that you can “Own the Hotel” for your wedding, we were pretty sold. Once we visited, we were met with a warm and hospitable staff. It just made sense for us to revisit this old gem!

For my wedding look, I wanted to feel relaxed to enjoy the day. That meant finding a dress I can move and dance in. The look needed to feel slightly classic to offset Darren‘s awesome black shawl white tuxedo jacket. My accessories were minimal. The rest of the bridal party was asked to select a dress of their choice in the color that was given to them. The only rules was it was cocktail style and had to make them look sexy!

Our vows to each other were hands-down the most memorable. We are pretty private people, so to put our heart in a vulnerable place for all our closest friends and family to hear was definitely a life-changing moment for the both of us.

Alexandria Monette Photography was professional and warm from the beginning. It was so helpful that we booked an engagement session prior to the wedding. It helped us feel at ease with her. We worked on a detailed schedule for the day and she nailed every shot. Her dedication to her craft was transparent in every way.

Groom’s Entrance – “Simple Love Son” by Anuhea
Bridal Party Entrance – “I Was Made For You” by She & Him
Bride’s Processional – “Can’t Help Falling in Love” by Elvis Presley
Recessional – “Baby I’m Yours” by Arctic Monkeys
First Dance – “Latch (Acoustic)” by Sam Smith

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Alexandria Monette Photography
Venue – The Pearl Hotel
Floral Design – California & Florist
Cake – Azucar
Cake Topper – Roc Shop
DJ – DJ Sureshot
Stationery – Minted
Makeup Artist and Hair Styling – Vanity Belle
Wedding Dress – Alexandra Grecco
Bridal Accessories – Badgley Mischka
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – ASOS and Lulus
Groom and Groomsmen’s Apparel – The Black Tux
Rentals – San Diego Party Rentals
Laser-Cut Sign – NARWALL

 

Congratulations to Tish and Darren, and an extra special thanks to Alexandria Monette Photography for sharing this fabulous wedding with Junebug! Need more tropical prettiness in your life? Get ready to flip for Tracy and Michael’s Gatsby glam meets tropical wedding at Wolkenburg!

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Get Your Tissues Ready for This Sweet Surprise Wedding at Saint Irene’s

April 14, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

Surprise weddings are incredibly difficult to pull off, but Lindsey and Bradley and the talented team at Mae & Co Creative managed to put together this stunning surprise celebration at Saint Irene’s in Portland! In less than 2 months, they and Good Seed Floral made the modern venue look like an earthy, woodland-inspired dream by hanging and laying greenery on every surface, leaving sweet notes and handkerchiefs on each chair for their guests, and creating a dessert table that would satisfy any sweet tooth. The bride and groom didn’t scrimp on style, with Lindsey wearing a knock-out Pronovias lace gown and Bradley opting for a modern, grey suit. We adore that their wedding party only included their two young children, and we could hardly keep it together when seeing each heartfelt moment that Kati Nicole Photo captured, especially Bradley’s surprise father-daughter dance at the end of the night.

The Couple:

Lindsey and Bradley

The Wedding:

Saint Irene’s, Portland, Oregon

All the stars aligned and we planned a wedding in 2 months without our friends or family knowing. So, without a doubt, seeing some of our closest friends walk up to the venue, not sure what was going on, then having it click for them was the most memorable part of the day! Pure shock…excitement… laughter… it was so sweet seeing those closest to us react to the reality that they showed up to our wedding without knowing it. We had so many people in our corner throughout our dating relationship, so to share this day with those closest to us meant the world. We just wanted it to be a big celebration for everyone, and it was!

Each guest entered into the venue with handkerchiefs on each chair. For anyone close to the groom, they know he never goes a day without his handkerchief. Tied to the rolled handkerchief was a sweet card which read, “For tears of love, and tears of laughter, here’s to happily ever after.”

I always dreamed of an outdoor wedding, but we decided we didn’t want to wait to get married, which meant a fall or winter wedding. I love neutrals, and greenery, and the vision grew from that. When I met with the florist, Good Seed, I knew florals were going to be our big splurge. Once we got to talking, we dreamed this magical idea of bringing forest like features indoor, yet keeping it modern with the venue. When Taylor mentioned hanging greenery from all the track lighting and greenery growing up the curtains, I knew they were the vendor for me. Accenting the greenery were florals in whites, creams, and blushes with a pop of marsala to give it the fall feel. It was a modern dreamy feel throughout the space for sure.

Perhaps the most cherished moment, after the traditional dances, Bradley announced there was one more dance, in which he invited our 7 year old daughter to the dance floor, and surprised everyone, including her, with a special father daughter dance. There was not a dry eye.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Kati Nicole Photo
Event Planning – Mae & Co Creative
Venue – Saint Irene’s
Floral Design – Good Seed Floral
Cake – Caydee Anne
Music – John Ross Music
Makeup Artist and Hair Styling – Makeup by Whit
Wedding Dress – Pronovias via Anna’s Bridal
Groom’s Apparel – Nordstrom

 

Congratulations to Lindsey and Bradley, and a big thanks to Mae & Co Creative for sharing this incredible surprise wedding with Junebug! Love how they used the greenery in their decor? You’ll love the modern take on greenery in this Hotel Eldorado wedding!

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