Tuesday, September 8, 2009

More.

My grandparent's wedding picture - we had pictures of relatives all around our cake table.


A nice birds eye view of the backyard. It was beautiful!


I don't remember what we were looking at, but I love this picture.


The kids in our wedding party, including my new step-kids who served as bridesmaid and best man.


Our cake was so lovely. Made by my cousin and decorated with the cutest little toppers that I bought on Etsy.


The buffet line. I was adamant about having good food so we catered in my favorite Italian restaurant, Frugatti's.


We had eight different varieties of cupcakes with cute little signs to direct guests to the cupcake of their choice.


I found a template online for these cupcake flags. They were a nice addition to the cake table.


Another shot of our cake. Can I mention again how beautiful it was?


Our toasts were classic - I couldn't stop smiling!

Monday, September 7, 2009

Back.

It's been awhile, but in my defense, I did move to a different state, unpack an entire house, find a new job, finish planning a wedding, get married and become a step-mom. Not necessarily in that order.

Here are some of our beautiful, beautiful wedding pics courtesy of the fabulous Ellie Grover:

Brushing my teeth, with our lovely bouquets in the foreground.


My shoes! I was completely in love with my shoes and thankfully, my photographer was too...I have tons of shoe shots.


Lots of sibling shots. My sister was my maid of honor and my brothers were ushers.


Hubs' cuff links - another nod to our airplane theme.


Our photo mat guest book, which now hangs in our home. A really great keepsake.


Our centerpieces were fairly simple, which is what I was going for. Gerber daisies, books, table name card (all tables were named after airports we've flown into together) and some ivy thrown in for good measure.

Our fan programs. Pretty and practical ... and for a not-so-crafty girl like myself, fairly impressive looking!


My cousin and brother manning the escort card table. Our escort cards were hand-folded mini paper airplanes (of course!)


The party favors ... chews from Dewars, a hometown institution.


About three minutes before I walked down the aisle. I don't even know how to describe how I was feeling ... just completely filled with joy.