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Real Wedding: Alicia and Adam

We are super excited to feature this amazing DIY, yellow with touches of grey and white, wedding. Because the bride is a florist, all the flowers were arranged by her and all the centerpiece vases were collected by the couple over a period of time. These were placed all along the middle of the tables and poms poms were strewn inbetween. The look was eclectic and indeed unique.

Alicia redesigned a J.Crew dress to look a bit more vintage! The dress was antique white with a sweetheart neckline and fabric covered beads and ruffles, a wide sash that tied into a big bow in the back, and it was cut just below the knee. She wore a yellow vintage crinoline square dance petticoat under the dress and yellow satin shoes with a bow.


Alicia and Adam had their cocktail hour before the ceremony. They chose the Boathouse at the Audubon Center in Prospect Park, in Brooklyn New York.  The guests and wedding party were treated to boat rides and appetizers included grilled cheese sandwiches, deviled eggs, and mini cheese burgers were served. A 3 piece blue grass band played outside and everyone signed fabric squares that are being made into a quilt by Adam’s mom

Thanks Alicia for letting me share your wedding. Pop on over to Alicia and Adams site Bows and Arrows to have a look at more gorgeous florals

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  • A Matter of Wedding Photography Edinburgh November 2nd, 2009 at 12:04 pm/time

    What a gorgeous bride. I love the horses. Just lovely.

  • Amy-Jo Tatum/Bride Chic November 2nd, 2009 at 10:12 pm/time

    These images are just breathtaking. Thanks for sharing.

  • Tarryn November 2nd, 2009 at 10:35 pm/time

    Wow, beautiful dress, beautiful wedding

  • Marija November 5th, 2009 at 12:11 am/time

    How sweet. I love the little glass candle holders dangling from tree branches. We used something similar for our wedding.

    It adds so much charm to an evening that’s pretty special anyway :)

    Thanks for the post!!

  • Lisa November 19th, 2009 at 5:18 am/time

    Beautiful pictures and lovely details!

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