Elizabeth + Chris's Intimate Wedding (and amazing style!)
Another stylish intimate wedding this time by the talented James from James Moes Photography. Elizabeth and Chris had a small wedding with close friends and family in Orting, Washington. The ceremony was followed immediately by dessert reception. Elizabeth’s gorgeous two piece wedding dress was a fantastic ruffled tulle skirt by Demetrios and top by Monahmour.
Orting & Graham, WA
Dress: Monahmour (top), Demetrios Couture (bottom)
Bride’s shoes: Diego di Lucca
Suit: Jones New York
Tie: Robert Talbott
Groom’s shoes: Magnanni Seleccion
Florist: Vivarie Floral LLC
Church: The Church at Cedar Springs
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What a very special wedding and a very special dress! As a planner, I have a lot of brides say to me they want to be unique on their wedding day. Then they show me a picture of their dress, and well frankly it looks like every other wedding dress.
Let this real wedding be inspiration to all brides-to-be- the place to start with creating a unique and personalized wedding is with your attire. It is the single best way to show off your individuality! Bravo to this couple for doing that!
I love this feature. Any chance we can find out where the bride got her pearl bracelet?
the photos are gorgeous!
Oh Oh OH that last photo – TO DIE FOR!
The shot of the bride in front of the window…taking a moment to herself- reminds me of my Grandmother’s wedding album from the early 1950′s. timeless and beautiful.
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