Some MOB (mother of bride)’s just leave a lasting impression. This one certainly did. I was in awe of her organizational skills from our very first meeting. I knew we’d see eye-to-eye. But as I got to know her, I also realized that much of what she had planned was done out of immense love for her daughter. Below are just a few of my snapshots from this personal wedding. There were many personal touches in this wedding. I will try my best to hit the highlights in my pictures. I look forward to sharing the professional pictures of Ben Keeling when they come available.
The ceremony was held at Hope Community Church, where Drew serves as one of the ministers. The reception was also held on the church property in a white tent connected to a wonderful building that overlooks the church’s pond. Just perfect for an August wedding. Fabulous bbq was served by Fire Fresh BBQ out of Shelbyville. They offered 5 kinds of sauce! It was delish! Reception coordination and all flowers were provided by our very own Great Expectations.
This church is very much a community full of wonderful, giving people who simply love Cack and Drew.
The MOB sewed all the fabric for the wedding. From backdrop panels to sashes for bistro tables to runners for tables. She amazed me!
Their programs were my favorite this year. The fan-program included a wonderful picture of the Bride and Groom on one side and their wedding party on the other. They got lots of use that day!
The paper lanterns in the reception tent made a big impact.
The bride made pinwheels to go in some of the centerpieces.
Love the way these hot pink roses look with her table runners.
The pink and green candy buffet was a hit!
Flor de lis stamped bags reflected Drew's Louisiana roots!
And so did this cajun boil pot grooms cake!
The bridal bouquet of green orchids, hypericum berries and hot pink heather was one of my favorites I made this year.
Cack and Drew 8.14.2010
Some MOB (mother of bride)’s just leave a lasting impression. This one certainly did. I was in awe of her organizational skills from our very first meeting. I knew we’d see eye-to-eye. But as I got to know her, I also realized that much of what she had planned was done out of immense love for her daughter. Below are just a few of my snapshots from this personal wedding. There were many personal touches in this wedding. I will try my best to hit the highlights in my pictures. I look forward to sharing the professional pictures of Ben Keeling when they come available.
The ceremony was held at Hope Community Church, where Drew serves as one of the ministers. The reception was also held on the church property in a white tent connected to a wonderful building that overlooks the church’s pond. Just perfect for an August wedding. Fabulous bbq was served by Fire Fresh BBQ out of Shelbyville. They offered 5 kinds of sauce! It was delish! Reception coordination and all flowers were provided by our very own Great Expectations.
This church is very much a community full of wonderful, giving people who simply love Cack and Drew.
The MOB sewed all the fabric for the wedding. From backdrop panels to sashes for bistro tables to runners for tables. She amazed me!
Their programs were my favorite this year. The fan-program included a wonderful picture of the Bride and Groom on one side and their wedding party on the other. They got lots of use that day!
The paper lanterns in the reception tent made a big impact.
The bride made pinwheels to go in some of the centerpieces.
Love the way these hot pink roses look with her table runners.
The pink and green candy buffet was a hit!
Flor de lis stamped bags reflected Drew's Louisiana roots!
And so did this cajun boil pot grooms cake!
The bridal bouquet of green orchids, hypericum berries and hot pink heather was one of my favorites I made this year.