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Rustic Antique Arizona Wedding at The Paseo

March 15, 2019 | Junebug Weddings

If modern romance and rustic desert vibes are your things, get ready for Chelsea and Kyle’s wedding at The Paseo to take your breath away! As a nod to their time in the Czech Republic, the couple focused on creating a relaxed atmosphere and used simple yet stunning details to show off their personal style. Lace & a Barn helped the couple bring their timeless yet non-traditional wedding dreams to life with gorgeous desert-hued floral designs, and the creative duo added antique details to give a vintage look to their rustic Arizona venue. This special day was brimming with emotional moments and epic views, all of which Alayna G. Clark Photography captured so beautifully!

The Couple:

Chelsea and Kyle

The Wedding:

The Paseo, Apache Junction, Arizona

We wanted our wedding to be authentic to our style and include our closest friends and family. We lived abroad in the Czech Republic together and loved the laid back style of their weddings, including having one witness in their bridal party instead of a large group of bridesmaids and groomsmen. We chose to have our dearest friend by each of our sides to witness and attest to our love.

My MOH surprised me with the most gorgeous and sentimental pendants for my bouquet on the morning of my wedding. They included photos of my grandparents who had passed, my grandparents who are still with us, and my parents. All of the most cherished people in my world got to walk down the aisle with me.

We chose to get married in Arizona to be closest to our friends and family, as my husband and I are both Arizona natives. The Paseo has the most gorgeous backdrop of the Superstition Mountains and the venue space has such a unique mix of industrial metal with rustic vibes that were the perfect setting for our dream wedding.

I loved the romantic, boho, and slightly non-traditional look of Monique Lhuillier gowns from the beginning. I wanted a dress that wasn’t stark white and when I tried on the Severine gown I was enamored. I had envisioned a lower back on my dress and with the help of my consultant Ashley Doll from Norstrom Bridal in Scottsdale, we were able to make my dream come true! My MOH (and my best friend) wore an ivory BHLDN sheath dress that I thought was timeless and gorgeous and looked amazing on her. We both did our own hair and makeup for the wedding and went with a natural vibe. My shoes from Bella Belle Shoes were flats and so comfortable for dancing! I’m not much for heels, so those shoes were a dream.

My best advice is to make a Pinterest board! Screenshot anything and everything you like across social media. Search social media hashtags- that’s actually how I found a lot of our vendors! And remember, this is a huge life event. There will be stressful and challenging times but remember that the end result is getting to marry the love of your life and the day will be absolutely perfect even if it doesn’t go exactly according to plan.

Our wedding colors included ivory, sandalwood, hints of blush, eucalyptus greenery and a deep charcoal grey in the groom’s suit. We had a spring wedding and I wanted a color palette that was neutral, fresh, and timeless.

The most memorable DIY piece from our wedding is the sign that hung over our sweetheart table. I purchased a laser cut piece of our last name from Kolorize. My mother handmade a herringbone style sign, which she framed and painted in white. She attached our last name and our vendors from Lace & a Barn adorned it with the most gorgeous flowers. The sign hangs in our house today, and I smile every time I see it!

Bridal Party Entrance – “Blackbird” by The Beatles
Bride’s Entrance – “In My Life” by The Beatles
Recessional – “Good Day for Marrying You” by David Barnes
First Dance – “Say You Won’t Let Go” by Boyce Avenue

Our photographer was everything we could have dreamed of and more. We met and road tripped with her to Sedona the weekend of our wedding for engagement photos. We went off roading for amazing pictures and she made us feel so comfortable and honestly like supermodels. We’re expecting our first baby in April (what a great anniversary gift!) and we will definitely be working with Alayna again in the future for family photos.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Alayna G. Clark Photography
Event Planning and Floral Design – Lace & a Barn
Venue – The Paseo
Catering – Heidi’s Events and Catering
Cake – Piece of Cake Desserts
DJ – Downtown Browne
Videography – White Locket Films
Stationery – Paper Lane Design
Wedding Dress – Monique Lhuillier
Bridal Accessories – Bella Belle Shoes
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – BHLDN
Groom’s Apparel – Z Zegna
Rings – Jahan Diamonds
Rentals – Tremaine Ranch
Laser Cut Last Name – Kolorize

 

Congratulations to Chelsea and Kyle, and a big thanks to Alayna G. Clark Photography for sharing this wedding at The Paseo with Junebug! For more rustic wedding inspiration, you won’t want to miss this rustic oceanfront Vancouver Island wedding at Dolphins Resort!

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The 50 Ceremony Arches You’re Going to See at 2018 Weddings

July 17, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

Ceremony arches continue to be a favorite trend in wedding decor, and 2018 has been the best yet for inspiration! We’re seeing more couples add unique twists to the shape and design of their ceremony arch to make it fit their style and stand out from anything we’ve seen before. From a-frames to cascading florals to shapes that redefine the idea of a traditional “arch,” we’re so impressed with the ways couples are reimagining this classic decor piece. So, without further ado, here are the ceremony arches that have made the biggest splash in 2018 — and, we imagine, will keep popping up all year long!

A-Frames

photo by Immerse Photography, venue: Cactus Country, floral design by Naomi Rose Floral Design, wedding dress by Kara Jade Designs; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by Anni Graham Photography, floral design by Flora Organica Designs, rentals by Something Borrowed; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Don + Helen, event planning by The Federicas and Grupo Ruido, venue: Hacienda del Buen Suceso, floral design by Floristeria Hesperia, wedding dress by Aurelia Gil, groom’s apparel by Roes, rentals by Doble a Rent; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by In Frames Photography, event planning and floral design by Mad Made Designs, venue: Wolf Feather Honey Farm, wedding dress by Rue De Seine, bridal accessories by AmaroqBahgsu Jewels, and LoveTatum, groom’s apparel by Mi Moda Italian Suits, rentals by Witty Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Shannon Lee Miller, event planning by Organically You Events, venue: Planet Bluegrass, floral design by Bella Lu Floral, rentals by Hunt and Gather Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Lindsey Paradiso Photography, venue: Paisley & Jade, floral design by Strawberry Fields, Flowers & Finds, wedding dress by Gossamer, bridal accessories by éclat veils and Bygones Vintage Clothing, groom’s apparel by Men’s Wearhouse, rentals by Paisley & Jade; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by Century Tree Productions, event planning by Epoch Co+ Events, venue: Ronin Farm, floral design by Urban Rubbish, rentals by Vestige Event Rentals; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by Linda Lauva Photography, venue: Paolo Bonomelli Boutique Olive Farm, wedding dress by Katya Katya London, bridal accessories by Crown Me and Korola Handmade Jewelry, groom’s apparel by SuitSupply; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Lauren Nicole Photography, event planning by Bash + Co Events, floral design by Yellow Thistle Design, rentals by Coral Lane, venue: Brake & Clutch Warehouse; see more from this vow renewal here!

Wreaths

photo byAguiam Wedding Photography, venue: Pousada Castelo de Óbidos, floral design byHélia Arte Floral; see more from this wedding here!

photo by J Olson Weddings, venue: Gooseberry Falls State Park Campsite; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vicky Baumann, event planning and floral design by Shabby Chic Events, venue: Kommandeursburg, wedding dress by Grace Loves Lace, groom’s apparel by Drykorn; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Ruby + Wolf Photography, event planning by Betty + Co., venue: Kaituna Ridges Farm, wedding dress by Daisy by Katie Yeung, groom’s apparel by Nelson Tailors Menswear, rentals by Betty + Co. and Got It Covered; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Madeline Druce, venue: The Riverstone Estate, floral design by The Botanical Heart, wedding dress by Kara Jade Designs, groom’s apparel by Jack London, rentals by Stretched Events; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Sunshine Shannon, event planning by Studio DBI, venue: Seminary at Strawberry, floral design by Dream Flowers, wedding dress by Lace & Liberty, rentals by Standard Party Rentals; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by Nicole Mason, event planning by Ella Events, venue: The Evergreen PDX, floral design by Brier + Ivy, wedding dress by The English Dept., rentals by Something Borrowed Portland; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Kathrin Krok Fotografie, event planning by Fawntastique, floral design by Blütenträume, wedding dress by dis oui by soeur coeur, bridal accessories by Refined Bohemia, groom’s apparel by Herrenbude, rentals by NIMMPLATZ; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

Copper Pipes

photo by Brandi Potter Photography, floral design by Fields in Bloom KY, rentals by Love Hunters; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by Katia Taylor Photography, floral design by Carey’s Garden Centre, wedding dress by Junko Yoshioka, bridal accessories by Lady Hayes, groom’s apparel by Theodore 1922; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Karly Ford Photo, event planning and rentals by Special Event Rentals, venue: Studio 96, floral design by Fabloomosity, wedding dress by Daughters of Simone, bridal accessories by Luxe Zen, groom’s apparel by Derks; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by By Amy Lynn, event planning by Events Department, venue: Smoke Tree Ranch, floral design by The Dainty Lion, rentals by Planks & Patina; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Wolf N Fox Photography, venue: The Commons Calgary, floral design by Grasslands Flower Co., wedding dress by Sarah Seven, groom’s apparel by Indochino; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Olivia Strohm Photography, event planning by Simply Weddings, venue: Leftbank Annex, floral design by Briar & Ivy, wedding dress by Saldana Vintage, bridal accessories by Dansko and liveFASHIONABLE; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Amber Phinisee, venue: Oakleaf Cottage, floral design by Luella Floral, rentals by Heirlooms Vintage Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

Luxuriant Florals

photo by Alexandra Loraine Photography, event planning by Sealed With A Kiss Events, floral design by Carte Blanche Design, wedding dress by Watters, groom’s apparel by Generation Tux, rentals by Glamour & WoodsClassic Party Rentals, and Event Rents

photo by Lilly Red Creative, venue, event planning, and floral design by Masseria Potenti; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Maryke Albertyn Photography, event planning by Yes! Exclusive Weddings & Events, venue: Riversyde Manor, floral design by Yes! Exclusive Flowers, wedding dress by White Lilly Atelier, rentals by Love and Grace; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Shannon Lee Miller, venue: Sydonie Mansion, floral design by Velvet & Twine; see more from this wedding here!

photo by The Light & The Love, event planning by I Do Details Weddings & Events, venue: Hilton Lake Las Vegas, floral design by Layers of Lovely, rentals by Destination by Design; see more from this wedding here!

photo by The Quirky, event planning by Nessa Buonomo, venue: Les Gites du Berger, floral design by Lily Paloma, wedding dress by Saldana Vintage; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Thrall Photography, event planning by Vou Casar e Panz, floral design by Nega Fulô Floral, wedding dresses by Suia Store and Mel Bessa Atelier, bridal accessories by Sunflower Acessorios and Diana Benchimol, event styling by Menta e Pessego; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Daniel Milligan Photography, floral design by Flowers by Nici Thompson, wedding dress by Made With Love Bridal, groom’s apparel by Briggins; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Black Bird Tale, event styling by Heart Strings Hire + Style, floral design by Signature Floral Design, venue: Core Cider House; see more from this wedding here!

Asymmetry

photo by Ivy Road Photography, event planning by Foreva Events, venue: Summergrove Estate, floral design by Akirah CollectiveHarbinger of Spring, and Loco for Koko; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by Annie Ruby Photography, venue: The Icehouse Phoenix, floral design by Array Design, macrame backdrop by Woven By Ro; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Karra Leigh Photography, event planning by Vanity Affair Event, venue: Castaway Portland, floral design by Vanessa Schmidt Co., rentals by Something Borrowed Portland; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Kati Nicole Photo, event planning by Mae & Co Creative, venue: Saint Irene’s, floral design by Good Seed Floral, wedding dress by Pronovias, groom’s apparel by Nordstrom; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jeff Brummett Visuals, event design by Junebug Weddings, floral design by Bows and Arrows, rentals by Coral Lane TX; see more from this wedding inspiration shoot here!

Raw Wood

photo by India Earl, venue: Prince William Forest Park, wedding dress by Aje; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Photography Anthology, event planning by The Planning, venue: The Ridge Asheville, floral design by Flora; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Joelle Julian Photography, venue: The Condor’s Nest Ranch, bridal jumpsuit by Fame & Partners, groom’s apparel byBonobos; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Lesley S. Photography, event planning by Neela Blue, floral design by Tepee Sauvage, wedding dress by Marynea, macrame by WallKnot; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by Melissa Marshall, event planning by Diana Romo Weddings, venue: Sanara Tulum, floral design by Maria Limón, wedding dress by Sarah Seven, groom’s apparel by Suitsupply, rentals by Archive Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by The Ramsdens, wedding dress by Daughters of Simone via True North Bridal Studio; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by Tahnee Jade Photography, event styling and floral design by JCRC Events + Styling, wedding dresses by Emmy Mae Bridal, rentals by Memphis Hire; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

photo by Just Like Honey, venue: Treehouse Point, floral design by Fab Floral; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Amazonas Photography, event planning and floral design by The House of Gather, venue: Rock and Roll Cabin, wedding dress by Stone Cold Fox, groom’s apparel by Topman; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Maria Shiriaeva Photography, event planning and floral design by Mix Bali Events, venue: Melasti Beach, wedding dress by Rue De Seine; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Luke and Mallory, venue: The Paseo, floral design by J Barry Designs, wedding dress by Maggie Sottero, groom’s apparel by Men’s Wearhouse, rentals by Tremaine Ranch; see more from this wedding here!

photo by The Le Sueurs, venue and event planning by Die Woud, floral design by FAB Events, wedding dress by Didi Couture; see more from this wedding here!

Looking for more ceremony decor ideas? We’ve got 45 beautiful wedding aisle markers for your ceremony!

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Southwestern Wedding Color Palette Ideas for Your Desert-Inspired Affair

July 10, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

photo by Haley Nord Photography

Between the geography and the melting pot of cultures, the southwest is as diverse as it comes, which makes southwestern wedding color palettes some of the best for couples who love earthy, bohemian, and eclectic styles. Using earth tones, neutral shades, and one or two bold pops of color will create dimension and a sense of drama in your decor while still staying within the natural palette of the desert landscape. If you need a little help, these 7 color palettes will show you how to create the perfect southwestern wedding color palette!

COPPER, GOLDENROD, FOREST GREEN, AUBERGINE, EVENING SEA

photos by Monique Serra Photography, event planning by The Hickenloopers, event coordination by Photo Native, venue: The Charcoal Loft, floral design by The Potted Pansy, cake by Flour & Flourish, makeup and hair styling by Alex Crabtree, wedding dress by Rue De Seine via Alta Moda Bridal, rentals by Renata Stone; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

AMBER, SAND, PEARL, SAGE, GRAY CLOUD

photos by Tews Visual, event planning by Gatherist, venue: Moab Under Canvas, floral design by Amber Reverie, cake by Flour & Flourish, stationery by Refine, makeup and hair styling by Nicolette Paige, wedding dress by Rue De Seine via A & Be Bridal, bridesmaids’ apparel by Lulus and Revolve, groom’s apparel by Indochino, groomsmen’s apparel by Calvin Klein, rings by Mociun, rentals by House of Yonder; see more from this wedding here!

HICKORY, DANDELION, TURQUOISE, RIVER ROCK, CHARCOAL

photos by Jonnie + Garrett, event planning and rentals by Tremaine Ranch, floral design by Butterfly Petals, cake by Sue Jacobs Cakes, invitations by Free Hands, bridal accessories by Child of Wild, skulls by Origins & Oddities; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

RAISIN, GOLDENROD, SCARLET, HEATHER, RAVEN

photos by Artemis Photography, floral design by Folklore Flowers, cocktails by Discourse; see more from this wedding here!

DENIM, MOSS, SEPIA, RUST, SLATE GRAY

photos by Haley Nord Photography, event planning by Havenwood, floral design by Beehive Floral Co., cake by Flour & Flourish, cake stand by RAW Restorations, invitations by Caroline Brumm, makeup and hair styling by Salt Lake Hair Design, wedding dress by Daughters of Simone, groom’s apparel by Beckett & Robb, rings by Desert Rose Jewelry, macrame by Bonfire Heart; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

SORBET, PEACH, MUSTARD, HUNTER GREEN, CURRANT

photos by Carrie J. Photography, event planning by Honey Lemon Events, venue: Album Studio Rentals, floral design by Blush and Bloom, cake by Le Dolci, invitations by Jordynn Mackenzie, makeup by Toronto Bridal Style, hair styling by Arrowbow, wedding dress by Ferre Sposa, jewelry by Kim Drosdick, rentals by The Perfect Table, calligraphy by Thunderloft Paper & Goods; see more from this wedding inspiration here!

CRIMSON, PINE GREEN, COPPER, MERLOT, OBSIDIAN

photos by Peyton Rainey Photography and Chelsea Denise Photography, floral design by Forever Cole Events, cake by Amy Cakes, calligraphy by Kiah Bailey Lettering & Design, makeup by Chelsey Ann Artistry, hair by Ali Earnheart, wedding dress by Lillian West via Prescott Bridal, bridal accessories by Steve Madden, rentals by  Borrowed Charm; see more from this wedding inspiration shoot here!

Now that you’ve chosen the perfect southwestern wedding color palette, it’s time to choose the rest of your decor with these 33 southwestern wedding decor ideas!

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This Couple Found a Special Way to Honor the Bride’s Late Friend at Their AZ Wedding at The Paseo

June 24, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

For Ally and Ryan’s Arizona wedding at The Paseo, the magic was in the details. By using a neutral color palette and bohemian-inspired decor, the couple created a dreamy outdoor desert with a view of the iconic Superstitious Mountains. But, for all the prettiness they created with florals and macrame, the true heart-melting element was the chair Ally made for her late best friend so she would have the best seat in the house. The chair was adorned with angel wings and a stunning display of pink, coral, and cream roses from J Barry Designs — the only pops of color in the wedding decor — and held a framed photo Ally had specially printed as a reminder that her friend was there in spirit. As you can imagine, Ally and Ryan meticulously curated every detail of their wedding to create the most memorable experience for all the loved ones who supported them on their big day. Photographers Luke and Mallory outdid themselves by capturing not only all the special details the couple created for everyone else but also the intimate moments they kept to themselves, including their golden hour portraits that would make anyone want to take a romantic escape into the desert.

The Couple:

Ally and Ryan

The Wedding:

The Paseo, Apache Junction, Arizona

Throughout our 4 years of long distance, we wrote letters to each other. On our wedding day, we wrote each other our “final letter” to each other which represented this new chapter! I was so emotional while reading it because that was one of my favorite memories while we were dating.

We chose a mostly neutral color palette because I had a decor chair called “Katie’s chair” that I designed to honor my friend who passed away, and I wanted that to be where the color was! I found the chair and angel wings at a local Phoenix antique shop and printed a picture of her that we placed in a frame from World Market.

I loved taking communion as a couple during our ceremony and having a friend sing one of our favorite worship songs. Another memorable moment was sitting back at our sweetheart table seeing all of our friends and family who were there to celebrate US. It was a heart-warming moment for sure. So many different people from different seasons of life that were under one roof for us.

I wanted my bridal style to be classic but detailed with a touch of boho. I added the off-the-shoulder sleeves to the dress I bought to give it a boho look. My style inspiration mostly came from Australian wedding trends that I saw via Pinterest! For accessories, I kept it simple and only wore earrings. For my makeup, I chose to go a little more glam than my every day but stayed with neutral tones.

Our advice: don’t stress out! I wish the day of I would not have cared so much about the timeline. I was so worried about upsetting our guests that sometimes I got lost and forgot to enjoy each moment. Also, trust your vendors and take their advice, because they obviously have a lot of experience and know more than you!

Processional – “Oceans” by Hillsong United (piano and violin version)
Recessional – “A Sky Full of Stars” by Coldplay
First Dance – “You’ll Be in My Heart” by Phil Collins

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Luke and Mallory
Venue – The Paseo
Floral Design – J Barry Designs
Catering – Straight to the Plate
Cake – Piece of Cake AZ
DJ – Downtown Browne Productions
Live Music – Billy & Arianna Fort and Dianne Michelle Music
Videography – BRXTN Berry Media
Stationery – Signatures
Wedding Dress – Maggie Sottero via Bella Lily Bridal
Bride’s Ring – Treasures
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – Show Me Your Mumu
Groom and Groomsmen’s Apparel – Men’s Wearhouse
Rentals – Tremaine Ranch
Favors – Sugared Fig Paperie

 

Congratulations to Ally and Ryan, and a big thanks to Luke and Mallory for sharing this unforgettable wedding at The Paseo with Junebug! Looking for more desert wedding inspiration? You’ll love the desert tones and mountain views in this Bell Rock elopement!

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Southwestern Glam Scottsdale Wedding at Desert Foothills

The desert vibes and glamorous details in this Desert Foothills wedding is the perfect fusion for laid-back couples who love an elevated look. Using a combination of succulents, antlers, cow hides, gold accents, and Atelier de LaFleur‘s eclectic floral designs, Imoni Events transformed the open desert and barn venue into the down-to-Earth wedding of Jessica and Nicolas’ dreams. Even though the bride rocked a totally glam Ines Di Santo gown and there were plenty of elegant details to add a sophisticated feel, there were also plenty of boho details and whimsical surprises — such as the beer donkey — to go around. Photographer Logan Cole and Everly Films totally outdid themselves in capturing every moment of this southwestern glam Arizona wedding!

The Couple:

Jessica and Nicolas

The Wedding:

Desert Foothills, Scottsdale, Arizona

Nick really wanted our wedding to be something different and Desert Foothills fit perfectly with our vision. To put it simply, the vibe was totally us. The barn is located on a huge ranch that feels remote but is actually only about 10 minutes from home. We just fell in love with the barn. It was a blank canvas, and we were able to create exactly the look and layout that we wanted. The ceremony site was beautiful and felt like we were getting married in the middle of the desert, surrounded by majestic saguaros. There are few things in life that are more beautiful than an Arizona sunset and the barn patio provided our guests with a view of the beautiful desert, amazing sunset, and live music.

We said our own vows, which I highly recommend. Our pastor encouraged us to take a moment to look around at everyone that was there supporting us. It was awesome to look out and see our guests’ smiling faces and reflect on how they have impacted different stages of our lives. We consider our siblings our oldest and dearest friends, so they stood behind us during our ceremony.

This was the biggest day of our life so we wanted it to be authentically us: laidback, fun, and down to Earth. It was most important for us to enjoy every second of this fleeting day and for our guests to feel uniquely important and an intricate part of our wedding. Nick and I have a deep love for each other, our friends, and our family. We wanted our ceremony to have purpose and be powerful, a message filled with faith and for our love for each other to be palpable. We also wanted the whole weekend and our reception to be a blast, an unforgettable party filled with great food and drinks, endless dancing, and fun!

I can honestly say that I enjoyed the entire planning process! My mom and I worked tirelessly on all the details and tying the theme together, and I couldn’t be more grateful for all the laughs we shared during the months leading up to the big day. We decided to “let go” the Monday before the wedding and enjoy the week with our friends and family. The day of, Nick and I both had the most wonderful and relaxing morning with our friends. Both of us were so calm that day and I really believe that made us able to soak it all in. . . see everyone that was there, see all the details, and enjoy all the feelings. 

Everything was so natural with Logan Cole and he has an incredible eye. Nothing ever felt posed or forced, which was great because we just were able to be ourselves and he was able to capture some of the most intimate moments. He captured our love and our joy better than I could have ever imagined.

We absolutely love the sunset photos that he took. The sunset was beautiful and it was just us out in the middle of the desert and could faintly hear the guitarist playing and the laughter of cocktail hour. The photos are works of art and they capture our joy and laughter perfectly.

Parent Processional – “All You Need is Love” by The Beatles (instrumental)
Bridal Party Processional – “A Thousand Years” by Christina Perri (instrumental)
Bride Processional – “Canon in D Major” by Johann Pachelbel
Recessional – “Life is Better with You” by Michael Franti
First Dance – “Can’t Help Falling In Love” by Elvis

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Logan Cole
Event Planning – Imoni Events
Venue – Desert Foothills
Floral Design – Atelier de LaFleur
Catering – Heidi Events and Catering
Cake – My Goodness Cakes
Officiant – Pastor Mark Faul
DJ – Starz Entertainment
Live Music – Obadiah Parker
Videography – Everly Films
Stationery – Pretty Paper Designs
Makeup Artist – Lillian Fogel
Hair Styling – Erin Fink Hair
Wedding Dress – Ines Di Santo
Bridal Accessories – Mariée Gallery
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – Joanna August via Bella Bridesmaids Scottsdale
Groom’s Apparel – Bonobos
Groomsmen’s Apparel – The Black Tux
Rings – The Diamond Vault
Rentals – Tremaine Ranch
Beer Burro – Haul N Ass Productions
Photo Booth – The Foto Booth Bus

 

Our biggest congratulations to Jessica and Nicolas, and a huge thanks to Junebug member Imoni Events for sharing this lovely Arizona wedding with us! Love the desert glam vibe they used? Then we’re pretty confident you won’t be able to get enough of this boho glam La Vegas wedding at Paiute Golf Resort!

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5 Unique 2018 Wedding Styles to Consider This Year

March 13, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

photo by Kathrin Krok Photography

Hoping to make your wedding really stand out this year? Look no further than these unique 2018 wedding styles to consider this year! Each of these looks puts a special spin on your favorite trends, from tropical plants to desert vibes. Create a style all your own by taking in our tips and ideas to help you nail each look!

Tropical Gatsby

Tropical styling has been trending for a couple of years now, so we’re loving this shake-up of the popular look. Gatsby-inspired details not only elevate your tropical decor, but mix in touch of glamour, a bit of vintage charm, and a hint of Art Deco to contrast with the lush vibrancy.

HOW TO GET THE LOOK

Art Deco-Inspired Stationery

photo by Kathrin Krok Photography, stationery by Pixel Meets Love; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Kathrin Krok Photography, stationery by Pixel Meets Love; see more from this wedding here!

Gatsby-Inspired Groomswear

photo by Kathrin Krok Photography, floral design by Shabby Chic Events; see more from this wedding here!

Vintage Furniture

photo by Kathrin Krok Photography, event design by Tracy Krapf; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Wild Souls Studio, floral design by Aurora Bontanica, backdrop rental by Starling on Bond; see more from this wedding here!

Tropical Florals & Fronds

photo by Wild Souls Studio, floral design by Aurora Bontanica; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Wild Souls Studio, floral design by Aurora Bontanica, backdrop rental by Starling on Bond; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vitae Weddings, event & floral design by Honeycomb Affair; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vitae Weddings, event & floral design by Honeycomb Affair; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vitae Weddings, event & floral design by Honeycomb Affair, rentals by Circa Vintage Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

Gold Details

photo by Wild Souls Studio, floral design by Aurora Bontanica; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Kathrin Krok Photography, event design by Tracy Krapf, floral design by Shabby Chic Events; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vitae Weddings, event & floral design by Honeycomb Affair; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vitae Weddings, event & floral design by Honeycomb Affair; see more from this wedding here!

Lush Industrial

Industrial venues are becoming more popular than ever and we love that couples are looking to bring a bit of the outside inside for their wedding. If you’re saying “I do” in an industrial venue like a warehouse or loft, going lush with your look can warm up a cold space.

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Large Greenery Installations

photo by Carina Skrobecki, event design by The Joy Parade, floral design by Of the Flowers, rentals by Circa Vintage Rentals, venue: Alexandria Ballrooms; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Mackensey Alexander Photography, event design by Ivory & Beau, floral design by Gardenias Event Floral, venue: Soho South Cafe; see more from this wedding here!

Pairing Natural Elements with Man-Made Materials

photo by Wolf N Fox Photography, floral design by Grasslands Flower Co., venue: The Commons Calgary; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Carina Skrobecki, event design by The Joy Parade, floral design by Of the Flowers, rentals by Circa Vintage Rentals, venue: Alexandria Ballrooms; see more from this wedding here!

Overgrown Bouquets

photo by Carina Skrobecki, event design by The Joy Parade, floral design by Of the Flowers, rentals by Circa Vintage Rentals, venue: Alexandria Ballrooms; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Rebecca Taylor Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Mackensey Alexander Photography, event design by Ivory & Beau, floral design by Gardenias Event Floral, venue: Soho South Cafe; see more from this wedding here!

Geometric Details

photo by Mackensey Alexander Photography, event design by Ivory & Beau, floral design by Gardenias Event Floral, venue: Soho South Cafe; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Carina Skrobecki, event design by The Joy Parade, floral design by Of the Flowers, rentals by Circa Vintage Rentals, venue: Alexandria Ballrooms; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Mackensey Alexander Photography, event design by Ivory & Beau, stationery by Paper Culture, venue: Soho South Cafe; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Mackensey Alexander Photography, event design by Ivory & Beau, stationery by Paper Culture, venue: Soho South Cafe; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Mackensey Alexander Photography, event design by Ivory & Beau, stationery by Paper Culture, venue: Soho South Cafe; see more from this wedding here!

Leaves on Leaves on Leaves

photo by Wolf N Fox Photography, floral design by Grasslands Flower Co., venue: The Commons Calgary; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Wolf N Fox Photography, floral design by Grasslands Flower Co., venue: The Commons Calgary; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Wolf N Fox Photography, floral design by Grasslands Flower Co., venue: The Commons Calgary; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Mackensey Alexander Photography, event design by Ivory & Beau, venue: Soho South Cafe; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Rebecca Taylor Photography, cake by HEB; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Carina Skrobecki, event design by The Joy Parade, floral design by Of the Flowers, rentals by Circa Vintage Rentals, venue: Alexandria Ballrooms; see more from this wedding here!

Nostalgic Summer Camp

Whether you fell in love at camp or spent your summers there growing up, you may be considering a summer camp venue for your wedding! We love when couples really lean into the vibe of their venue and let the existing surroundings influence their wedding style. If you’re dreaming of a summer camp wedding, get inspired by these nostalgic details!

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Colorful Bunting

photo by Vein + Vessel Studios, stationery & signage by Misty Manley; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vein + Vessel Studios, stationery & signage by Misty Manley; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vein + Vessel Studios, stationery & signage by Misty Manley; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vein + Vessel Studios, stationery & signage by Misty Manley; see more from this wedding here!

Camping Gear Turned Wedding Decor

photo by Vein + Vessel Studios, stationery & signage by Misty Manley; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vein + Vessel Studios, stationery & signage by Misty Manley; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Swak Photography; see more from this wedding here!

Rustic Wooden Signage with Retro Typography

photo by Vein + Vessel Studios, stationery & signage by Misty Manley; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Kaihla Tonai; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Vein + Vessel Studios, stationery & signage by Misty Manley; see more from this wedding here!

Camp Mug Favors

photo by Leslie Swan Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by AGPcollective; see more from this wedding here!

Canoe Portrait Session

photo by Swak Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Leslie Swan Photography; see more from this wedding here!

Rustic Southwestern

Desert weddings aren’t a new trend to 2018, but with these styling tips, you can bring the desert vibe to your wedding anywhere in the world!

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Woven Textiles

photo by KNDM Co., event design by Zest it Up, weaving by Kindred + Copper; see more from this wedding here!

photo by KNDM Co., event design by Zest it Up, weaving by Kindred + Copper; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Monique Serra Photography, event design by Hickenloopers, floral design by The Potted Pansy, rentals by Renata Stone, see more from this wedding here!

Desert Plants

photo by KNDM Co., floral design by Liz Sizemore, groom’s apparel by Topman; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jonnie + Garrett, event design by Tremaine Ranch, floral design by Butterfly Petals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Forester Fotógrafos, event planning by Lace and Bloom, floral design by Lyne Clover; see more from this wedding here!

Rust-Colored Menswear

photo by Jordan Voth, floral design by Moelleux Events; see more from this wedding here!

photo by KNDM Co., groom’s apparel by Topman; see more from this wedding here!

Geometric Prints

photo by Monique Serra Photography, event design by Hickenloopers, floral design by The Potted Pansy, rentals by Renata Stone, see more from this wedding here!

photo by Monique Serra Photography, cake by Flour & Flourish; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jonnie + Garrett, event design by Tremaine Ranch, floral design by Butterfly Petals; see more from this wedding here!

Felt Hats

photo by Local Embers & Co., event planning by Thrive Modern; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Monique Serra Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jordan Voth, event planning by Officially Quigley, floral design by Moelleux Events, hat by The Wise Hatter, wedding dress by Lovely BrideRue De SeineMarchesa Fashion; see more from this wedding here!

Retro Bohemian

Inspired by bohemian wedding style but want to put your own twist on the trend? Opt for retro details to create a uniquely eclectic free-spirited day reminiscent of the ’60s and ’70s!

HOW TO GET THE LOOK

Rattan Peacock Chairs

photo by Zoe Morley, wedding design by Byron Bay Weddings and The Wedding Shed, rentals from The Wedding Shed; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Olivia Strohm Photography, event planning by Danielle Firle, rentals by Something Borrowed PortlandClassic Vintage Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Immerse Photography, floral design by Naomi Rose Floral Design; see more from this wedding here!

Bell-Sleeve Wedding Dress

photo by Eden Strader Photography, floral design by Pink Pineapple Florals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Chris and Ruth Photography, wedding dress by Rue de Seine via Hey Love; see more from this wedding inspiration shoot here!

photo by Sam Landreth Photography, wedding dress by Dreamers & Lovers; see more from this bridal collection here!

photo by Sarah Joy Photo, wedding dress by Rue de Seine; see more from this wedding here!

Neon Sign

photos by Eden Strader Photography, event planning by Spell Bundle and  Tealight Weddings, floral design by Pink Pineapple Florals, rentals by Signature Party Rentals and Spell Bundle; see more from this wedding here!

 photo by A Fist Full of Bolts, event planning by Zac Campbell; see more from this wedding here!

 photo by Katie Hoss Photography, event coordination by Events With a Kick, neon sign by Echo Neon Studio

A Vintage Ride

photo by Noble Photographers, VW Bus from Cruisin’ Photo Booth Bus, floral design by Mint Green Design, rentals by Native Events; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Eden Strader Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Cody and Allison Photography; see more from this wedding here!

Retro Lounge Seating

photo by EPLove Photography, event planning by Events Department, floral design by Sweet Emilia Jane, rentals by Adore Folklore; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Andria Lindquist, event planning by Beijos Events, rentals by Adore Folklore; see more from this wedding here!

Looking for more unique 2018 wedding styles? Check out these 2018 wedding trends you’ll want to use for your big day!

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This Black, Burgundy, and Gold Desert Botanical Garden Wedding is a Total Showstopper

February 19, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

Kacia and Tony’s Desert Botanical Garden wedding has the most perfectly modern, rich color palette. After planning the wedding herself, Kacia and Tony turned to Hitch Without a Glitch to take the reins for day-of coordination. With everything going seamlessly behind-the-scenes, Kacia and Tony were able to relax and be fully present in their day. After their first kiss as husband and wife, they headed to the reception where they enjoyed delicious bites from Atlasta Catering and Salted Caramel Catering. As the celebration continued, Ray the DJ kept people on the dance floor! Photographers Jonnie and Garrett and videographer Kyle Hustis beautifully documented the lush details and sweetness between Kacia and Tony.

The Couple:

Kacia and Tony

The Wedding:

Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Arizona

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Jonnie and Garrett, The Petal Theory, and Tremaine Ranch were all musts for me. I have enjoyed the work of these professionals for years! So much so that I provided them with the general vibe I was looking for, and let them do the rest. I knew their vision was in line with my own, trusted them, and could not have been happier with the way everything turned out. They rule.

Choosing wedding colors was the biggest challenge for me. I tried to make so many different colors work for the decor and the bridal party and none of them felt right! Once I finally decided to stick to my guns and put the bridal party in all black, it felt like us and everything else came naturally from there. The groom, of course, wore an incredibly sharp burgundy suit because there’s nothing he can’t pull off. Our wedding date was embroidered inside!

We knew we needed an outdoor location for both the ceremony & reception – we love outdoor weddings. We had considered a few other venues, but as soon as we walked thru the Desert Botanical Garden together we were in love with it. The garden captures all of the beauty of a desert landscape, especially with the red mountain & sunset backdrop setting at their Ullman Terrace.

A wedding day happens in moments that all truly fly by. I buzzed the entire day! Take the time to pause and enjoy each moment. I’d heard from friends and family members that they didn’t remember their ceremony because of all the excitement & nerves. I was definitely SO excited and so nervous but our officiant, the groom’s sister, had everybody deliberately pause to take it all in. I will forever remember that and I am so grateful.

Jonnie and Garrett are amazing people and such incredibly talented photographers. They truly know – and will do – what they need to do in order to capture the day and ALL of the feels! Plus, we had so much fun with them that we asked them to stay and dance with us after their time was up. Of course they agreed!

Time, quality time, was the most important thing to us when planning our wedding. We wanted it to be a fun night spent enjoying food, drinks, and music with the people that we love most! We incorporated the traditions that were meaningful to us and did away with the rest, allowing us to be present and have fun with our family and friends.

The groom is a first-generation American whose family left Bulgaria just a few years before he had been thought-of. The bride’s family had been in Arizona for generations & generations. It was a really cool moment when an upbeat Bulgarian dance song came on and everybody joined hands on the dance floor. Some knew what they were doing, others had no clue! It was unexpected, hilarious and so much fun.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Jonnie and Garrett
Day of Coordinator – Hitch Without a Glitch
Venue – Desert Botanical Garden
Floral Design – The Petal Theory
Catering – Atlasta Catering
Cake – Salted Caramel Catering
Officiant – Rene Kitchukova
DJ – Ray the DJ
Videography – Kyle Hustis
Invitations – Minted
Makeup Artist – Cristal Daniela
Hair Styling – Taylor Blades of Blades Hair
Wedding Dress – Wedding Belles
Groom’s Apparel – Magro Clothing
Rentals – Tremaine Ranch
Lighting – Native Events

 

Thank you so much to Jonnie and Garrett  for sharing this desert botanical garden wedding with Junebug! If you loved the vibe in this wedding, then you have to see how this couple used a rich color palette in this desert elopement inspiration at Sycamore Canyon Trails.

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Spanish-Inspired Arizona Wedding at The Paseo

February 17, 2018 | Junebug Weddings

Lauren and Amir’s wedding at The Paseo was a beautiful mix of sultry Spanish style and rustic desert charm. Their outdoor ceremony was perfectly framed by a view of the Superstition Mountains. In true Spanish fashion, their indoor reception featured a combination of rich and vibrant colors alongside classic and elegant details, the highlight being the floral and giant balloon centerpieces created by J Barry Designs. The bride wore a stunning Marchesa gown with a removable peplum that took her look from romantic for the ceremony to flirty and fun for the reception, and the groom looked equally stylish in a custom tan suit from Trunk Club that Lauren created herself. Overall, the vibe was festive yet sophisticated, and Sincerely Yara Photographie captured every element beautifully!

The Couple:

Lauren and Amir

The Wedding:

The Paseo, Apache Junction, Arizona

We wanted to keep our wedding within the vibe we always envisioned. We wanted something warm and colorful, ethnic and bright. We wanted guests to feel a spicy Spanish vibe because we love that food and culture! We wanted our guests to feel like they were transported to a private oasis — something rich in food and decadency and some place that they could feel all of our love. We are very loving, expressive people, and we wanted our wedding to reflect just that.

Walking down the aisle was the most memorable part of the day. We didn’t do a first look, and the moment when the doors open was what we had always dreamed of. Seeing each other for the first time in that moment, surrounded by loved ones, was so special. We also wrote our vows. Hearing them for the first time and seeing each other in the rich sunlight was magical!

Throughout all the planning, Amir wanted me to be happy and always trusted my vision. I knew I wanted bright and colorful flowers with rich greenery for the wedding. I also wanted something that would be a great canvas for the colorful accessories to the wedding. We chose for the wedding party to be in all white and tan, crisp and clean. I wore a Marchesa dress that I was obsessed with from the beginning. It fell in line with our Spanish feel but was also flirty and whimsical with delicate lace. It came with a removal peplum, which was so darn cool. My husband looked so handsome in his custom suit! I work for Trunk Club and style men all day, so it was amazing to finally create such a special piece for our wedding day. I loved everything about our looks as a whole!

Our advice would be to determine what your vision is and know what you gravitate towards. Whether traditional or eclectic, use examples from what you as a couple like in daily life to bring into your wedding. My mom was my right hand woman and planner extraordinaire — she deserves a prize! She has been creative her whole life, with a great eye and vision, she was able to help execute the best ideas. So, our other advice is: if you have someone in your life to help like we did, bring them on board.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Sincerely Yara Photographie
Venue – The Paseo
Floral Design – J Barry Designs
Catering – Straight to the Plate
Cake – Piece of Cake
DJ – Downtown Browne Productions
Invitations – Paperless Post
Makeup Artist – Makeup By Destiny
Hair Styling – House of Bella Salon
Wedding Dress – Marchesa via Schaffer’s
Bridal Accessories – Jimmy Choo and Marchesa
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – Jill Stuart
Groom’s Apparel – Trunk Club (custom)
Groomsmen’s Apparel – The Black Tux
Rings – New York Jewelers (bride) and Windy City Diamonds (groom)
Rentals – Tremaine Ranch
Transportation – Mirage Limousine
Photo booth – Cruisin’ Photo Booth Bus

 

Congratulations to Lauren and Amir, and a big thanks to Sincerely Yara Photographie for sharing this beautiful Arizona wedding with Junebug! Looking for more ways to create a destination-wedding feel without leaving the country? See how Noelle and Will brought the Spanish countryside vibes to California in their Rancho Buena Vista Adobe wedding!

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How to Style Your Outdoor Wedding Reception Dinner

August 8, 2017 | Junebug Weddings

photo by Kelley Deal Photography

Nothing makes us starry-eyed quite like an outdoor wedding reception dinner. From twinkle lights to long wooden tables, there’s something impossibly romantic about al fresco dining just as the sun begins to set. If you dream of dinner under the stars with your wedding guests, this post is for you! We’re taking a look back at our favorite outdoor wedding receptions to share the best styling tips to incorporate on your own!

Tall Centerpieces

The key to styling an outdoor reception is to fill the space as much as possible. Since tables generally take care of outward space, your attention can shift to decorating upward! Create visual levels and give your table some height with tall centerpieces such as vases or candlesticks.

photo by The Marions, event design by Katie Mullins Design, floral design by Doniphan Flowers & Gifts; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Wanderlust Creatives, floral design by Marie Floral and Event Stylist; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Sarah Libby Photography, event design by Affinity Affairs, floral design by Everything Beautiful OKC, rentals by Mariannes Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Lamb & Meadow, floral design by The Bamboo Orchid; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Hugo Coelho Fotografia, event design by My Fancy Wedding, floral design by Flor de Laranjeira; see more from this wedding here!

Natural Elements

Tree slices, antlers, and fruit – oh my! The types of natural elements you can use in your table decor are truly as expansive as nature itself, so consider the vibe of your wedding and the space you’re using to choose a selection of pieces to make guests go “ooh” and “ahh!”

photo by Artemis Photography and Ping Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Allison Harp, floral design by Pink House Floral; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jordan Voth Photography, floral design by A Florae; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jonnie and Garrett, event design by Tremaine Ranch; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Yoris Photographe, event design by Jenny Morel Weddings and Wedays, floral design by Elizabeth Delsol; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Peyton Rainey Photography, event planning by Peyton Rainey Photography and Bella Rose Bridal, floral design by Tony Foss Flowers, rentals by Borrowed Charm; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Emily Delamater Photography, wedding design by Take Off Events; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Evynn LeValley, event design by A Big Sur Affair, floral design by Big Sur Flowers, agate slice place cards by Invite Alice; see more from this wedding here!

Luxe Details

It’s no secret that we love a good design juxtaposition, and nothing offsets an outdoor reception like luxe details! Gold flatware, elegant table runners and beautiful china and glassware provide the perfect dose of contrast to your natural setting.

photo by Xandra Photography, event design by Divine Weddings, floral design by The Floral Fixx; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Anna Kim Photography, wedding design by Patty Flax; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Olive Photography, event design by June Bloom Events, floral design by Quill & Oak, rentals by Fancy FoxCynthia FindlayChair-Man MillsThe Perfect Table; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Blest Studios, event design by Penzi Weddings; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jonnie & Garrett, event & floral design by Glorious Floral Designs, rentals by Classic Party Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

Seasonal Color Palette

photo by Emily Delamater Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Sugar + Soul Photography, event design by Divine Weddings, floral design by The Floral Fixx, rentals by C & T Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Hannah Costello, event design by To La Lune, floral design by The Dainty Lion, rentals by Abbey Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Kymberlie Dozois, wedding design by Sarah Alexandra Weddings, Events & Design; see more from this wedding here!

Overhead Lighting

If you’ve set your reception beneath the trees, there’s nothing more romantic than twinkling string lights or dangling lanterns. Set the mood with whimsical lighting strung from tree to tree!

photo by Jonas Peterson; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Olivia Strohm Photography, event design by Kualoa Ranch, floral design by Ocean Dreamer, rentals by Pacific Party Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Nhiya Kaye Photography, wedding design by Wildflower Weddings and Events; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Emily Delamater Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Abby Floyd Photography, floral design by Oberer’s Flowers; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Diktat Photography, event design by Call Me Madame, floral design by Bloomz Fine Flowers, rentals by Bali Event Hire and Supply & Demand; see more from this wedding here!

Hanging Decor

One of the most significant ways to make your outdoor space feel filled is by hanging things from above! Hanging decor creates a sense of ceiling in the openness above. From chandeliers to floral installations, the options for hanging decor are really endless!

photo by Xandra Photography, event design by Divine Weddings, floral design by The Floral Fixx; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Coley & Co Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Blest Studios, event design by Penzi Weddings; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Paula McManus Photography, event design by Betty Williamson, floral design by FloralEarth; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Amber Phinisee, event design by Alexandra’s Formals, floral design by Roy Lamb, rentals by Southern Vintage and Lake Oconee Rental; see more from this wedding here!

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33 Southwestern Wedding Decor Ideas

May 30, 2017 | Junebug Weddings

Whether the wedding takes place on the West Coast of the United States, down under in Australia, or nestled in a small town in Italy, we’re seeing the spirit of the Southwest popping up in weddings all around the world! The Southwest is having a major influence this season on color palettes, table decor, and even fashion choices. To help you plan your own Southwestern wedding, wherever it is in the world, we’ve laid out the keys to killer Southwestern wedding decor!

Geometric-Patterned Rugs and Textiles

photo by Jonnie + Garrett, event design by Tremaine Ranch, floral design by Butterfly Petals; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Peyton Rainey Photography and Chelsea Denise Photography, floral design by Forever Cole Events, rentals by Borrowed Charm; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Hartman Outdoor Photography, event design by Jessie Jo Events, floral design by Moreno Valley Flower Box; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Peyton Rainey Photography and Chelsea Denise Photography, floral design by Forever Cole Events, rentals by Borrowed Charm; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Geoff Duncan Photography, event design by Bird Dog Wedding, floral design by Bricolage Curated Florals; see more from this wedding here!

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Rattan Furniture

photo by Zoe Morley, wedding design by Byron Bay Weddings and The Wedding Shed, rentals from The Wedding Shed; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Chelsea Diane Photography, wedding design by Antonia Christianson; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Peyton Rainey Photography and Chelsea Denise Photography, floral design by Forever Cole Events, rentals by Borrowed Charm; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jenna Bechtolt Photography, event design by Weddings by Jennifer Laskey, venue: Madera Kitchen; see more from this wedding here!

photo by April and Paul Photography, event design by Lovegood Wedding & Event Rentals; see more from this wedding here!

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Cacti, Succulents, and Air Plants

photo by Carrie J. Photography, event design by Honey Lemon Events, cake by Le Dolci; see more from this wedding here!

photo by April and Paul Photography, boutonniere by Blooms: A Garden Shop; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jonnie + Garrett, event design by Tremaine Ranch, floral design by Butterfly Petals, skulls by Origins & Oddities; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Forester Fotógrafos, event design by Lace and Bloom, floral design by Lyne Clover; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Jonnie + Garrett, event design by Tremaine Ranch, floral design by Butterfly Petals; see more from this wedding here!

Skulls, Antlers, and Pelts

photo by Monique Serra Photography, event design by Hickenloopers, floral design by The Potted Pansy, rentals by Renata Stone, see more from this wedding here!

photo by Elizabeth Lauren Photography, event planning by Fawn Events, rentals by Adore Folklore, lighting by Lights for Nights; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Haley Nord Photography, event planning by Havenwood, macrame by Bonfire Heart; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Tiarra Sorte, event design by Blush Celebrations, cake by Stone Layne Baked Specialties; see more from this wedding here!

photo by April and Paul Photography, event design by Lovegood Wedding & Event Rentals, floral design by Blooms: A Garden Shop; see more from this wedding here!

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Bold Metal Jewelry

photo by Jonnie + Garrett; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Monica Mae Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Seaward Photography, bridal jewelry by Wildflower Roots; see more from this wedding here!

photo by April and Paul Photography, bridal accessories by Simple Joys by Ginny; see more from this wedding here!

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Bolo Ties

photo by The Image Is Found, groom’s apparel by Topman; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Monique Serra Photography; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Melissa Marshall, groom’s apparel by ZARA; see more from this groom’s wedding here!

photo by Cassie Loree Photography; see more from this wedding inspiration shoot here!

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Macramé Details

photo by Monique Serra Photography, event design by Hickenloopers, floral design by The Potted Pansy, rentals by Renata Stone, see more from this wedding here!

photo by Geoff Duncan; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Allison Harp, event design by Sweet Emilia Jane, macramé backdrop by Shindig Chic; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Peyton Rainey Photography and Chelsea Denise Photography, floral design by Forever Cole Events, rentals by Borrowed Charm; see more from this wedding here!

photo by Chris and Ruth Photography, event design by Glückskonzepte, floral design by Classy Flowers, rentals by Der Platzhirsch, see more from this wedding here!

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Looking for more Southwestern wedding inspiration? Check out this romantic Southwestern wedding inspiration at Charcoal Loft!

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