A Texas Spring inspired wedding for the bride who loves the outdoors and spends most of her time in her garden.

This was the most laid back “full wedding day” I’ve ever experienced and that’s exactly what they wanted. Doing things their own way with limited stress and traditions was very important to them. She made this clear to me on our first phone call as well as in her timeline questionnaire and I made sure to follow suit.

A black tie, garden party wedding at Woodbine Mansion in Round Rock, TX where the wisteria was in full bloom and the vibes were immaculate.

Woodbine and it’s historical charm was the perfect location for their swanky affair. There was a variety of greenery, a clear top tent with twinkle lights and a band that only played grunge and 90s rock. The Motts were SO MUCH FUN. Hunter’s brother even jumped on stage to play a song, Ashley and Hunter crowd surfed and the dance floor was packed all night long.

They hosted around 30 people at the historical Peterson Dumesnil House in their hometown of Louisville, Kentucky. There were black details with gold accents and rich jewel tone florals. Blake designed all the paper and signage and Jacquelyn looked straight out of an old film with her smooth silhouette and hollywood waves. It was the epitome of classic and timeless with just enough of a modern twist.

Dani and Ryan's intimate wedding at the St. Anthony in San Antonio turned out to be the most gorgeous day with their closest family and friends! After having to move their date and downsize their guest content, they opted for an intimate ceremony on the rooftop of the St. Anthony which Dani's grandpa was the Maître d’Hôtel in the 60s.