Michelle + Chris, Wedding at Trillium Links and Lake Club, Cashiers, NC, June, 2012

Michelle + Chris' Wedding

Vendors:

Photographer: Kaelee Denise Photography

Florist: Floressence Flowers

Venue: Trillium Links and Lake Club, Lake Glenville, NC, June 2012 

babies breath in the chapel~

the girl's bouquets~

Father & bride

babies breath in the chapel 

congratulations~

high five!

the bridal party~

Chris' bout~

centerpiece

centerpieces for the Lake Club

Michelle's bouquet

cake from Blue Ridge Bakery in Brevard adorned in earthy flowers 

the flower girls~

Thanks to Kaelee Denise Photography for these beautiful images~

and special thanks to Michelle & Chris for being one of my favorite couples this year! Congratulations!

Reid + Lauren's Wedding, Camp Keystone, Brevard, NC

Reid's bridal bouquet~

ceremony arrangements on wooden stumps~

the girls.....

and the boys....

Altar arrangements on both sides~

Brady the bling bearer!

Grandmom's rings tied on bouquet handle!

Customized sunflower seed packets provided by local seed company, Sowtrueseeds.com were given away to guests as gifts...

burlap table runners and loads of blue flower vases with many locally grown flowers...

more.....

Dahlia from our garden....

Congratulations Reid + Lauren! Many blessings to a long and happy marriage~

Vendors:

Wedding coordinator: Allison Taylor from WNC Weddings and Events

Location: Keystone Camp for Girls, Brevard, NC

Catering: Mayberry's, Brevard, NC

Photographer: Libby Williams, Charleston, SC

Floral design: Floressence Flowers

Moving on up.....

We have been moving our studio over the last two weeks smack dab in the heart of leaf color and wedding season here in the mountains of western NC... But sometimes you've got to do what you've got to do! Here are some pics of the process....

Flooring getting ready to be put down

Our new ribbon racks!

burying water lines so we can finally have hot water after 2 years of only cold!!!

Katie and Adeline~

my sweet hubs building shelves

The cooler in pieces 

The new window we found buried beneath sheet rock