Photography Feature: Stephanie Williams Photography

This beautiful yellow and ivory wedding was photographed by Stephanie Williams Photography. The bride looks stunning in her lace-covered strapless gown and makeup by Devon Duff. And those very delectable looking dessert table was done by Sweet and Saucy Shop.

Wedding Preview

Check back tomorrow for a fun beach wedding.

Photographer Feature: Laura Ivanova

When I saw the photographs from the wedding of Nicole & David taken by Laura Ivanova, I immediately knew that I wanted to share them with all of you. The architecture, the GORGEOUS dress, the stunning couple... everything about this session is breathtaking... don't you agree? Visit Laura Ivanova Photography's blog here to see more of her work.

Photographer Feature: Sea Studio

Here is the gorgeous wedding of Tanya and Marty photographed by Sea Studio. Sea Studio is based in Seattle, WA and is run by the incredibly talented husband and wife team of Jeff and Sally Honeycutt. All of the floral arrangements were done by Tanya, as she owns her own floral business, Elements in Bloom (definitely check out her website, she does really beautiful work).

Here's a little something Sally Honeycutt had to say about the wedding; "Tanya and Marty had a gorgeous celebration at Antheia Ballroom in Snohomish, Washington. Tanya is the amazingly talented florist behind Elements in Bloom, and she took advantage of the chance to go all-out with her creativity for the florals and decor for her own wedding! Tanya & the owners of the venue, as well as Jeff (my other half at Sea Studio) all attended high school together, so it was also a really fun opportunity to work with a talented and familiar team!"

The wedding just has so many lovely details... who else is in love with those umbrellas??











All the Details:

Photography: Sea Studio
Venue: The Antheia Ballroom
Florist: Elements in Bloom
Catering: Chef to Go
Decor: Chic Celebrations

Photographer Feature: K. Holly Photography

Laura and Jon's lovely Michigan wedding was photographed by Kristen of K. Holly Photography. Although it turned out to be a rainy day, I personally think that the rain made these photographs extra-special. I love the reflections the puddles create, and the use of the black umbrellas which give the photos interesting detail. The reception took place at the Grand Rapids Public Museum, which made for a suprisingly elegant venue, I must say. To see more of Kristen's work, visit her website here.