Jennifer & Mark, by Lisa Lefkowitz

Romantic. That's the first word to come to mind when I got a hold of these photos from the amazing Lisa Lefkowitz. Lisa, once again, has done an amazing job capturing the details of a wedding that make it personal. Jennifer and Mark hired the ridiculously talented Rebecca Reategui to put their Durango, Colorado fete together and boy did she deliver a winner; the soft peach and ivory tones lent themselves to all aspects of the wedding, providing a, well, a most romantic, seasonless mood. The stunning florals were designed by one of my favorite florists in the country, Ariella Chezar, known for her vintage, still life looking arrangements and bouquets. Honestly, if I lived on the West Coast, I'd want all three of these ladies involved in my wedding.






For more photographs Jennifer and Mark's extraordinary wedding, visit Lisa's blog

Tree House Wedding, by Ben Blood

I have to give a high five to Paige at Bash Eco Events for originally posting about Courtney & Eric's wedding from Seattle photographer Ben Blood. As she put it, I can't get it out of my mind. The overall mood of the wedding (besides awesome) is vintage 1920's (note the Victrola!) with woodland touches. You can just imagine flower fairies buzzing around. Smitten doesn't even begin to describe the way I feel about these photos.











Honestly, there are tons of photos from Courtney and Eric's wedding, so get on over to Ben Blood's blog now for the full scoop! His work is phenomenal!! Be sure to check out Paige's blog too, which is chock full of delightful ideas.

Real Wedding: Amanda & Teil, by Kella MacPhee

I can't even tell you how happy I am to feature Kella MacPhee's work. Aside from being a phenomenal photographer, I am lucky enough to have her office only a few miles from my house. Seriously folks, I can't wait to discuss my own wedding with her.

Today's feature is Amanda and Teil's wedding in Newton, PA at the Rosebank Winery. Beautiful scenery abounds, but to me, the star of the show was Amanda's dress. She was a short dress bride; fabulous, tea length, vintage-looking short dress. To top it off, her shoes had a cute orange flower on each of them. The dress, the shoes, and Amanda's smile makes her one of the sweetest brides I've seen.





How rad is this yellow El Camino, which belonged to one of the groomsmen?







Guests took home these fantastic heirloom tomatoes and peppers in little burlap sacks. Love it!



Thanks Kella for sharing this beautiful, outdoor, vintage looking wedding with me! Be sure to check out Kella's awesome blog here for more fabulousness.