Erin and Seth 10.17.09

Erin and Seth were married at the Headley Whitney Museum.   Perfect timing was apparent when exactly as the ceremony started, the sun peaked out behind the clouds and shown brightly on this beautiful exchange of love and vows.  It was a perfect fall wedding!

Despite a little bit of cold, we added sides to her reception tent, a couple commercial heaters, added over 150 guests to the mix and it was perfect temperature as the crowd danced the night away to celebrate.  DaRae and Friends Catering also helped by warming everyone with fabulous food and service.

Great Expectations KY event planning, coordination and lighting was done by Alicia DeBoor.  Flowers and decor were by Deanna Dillender also of Great Expectations KY.  Another fabulous team effort by the ladies at GE!

What a beautiful setting!

What a beautiful setting!

The bride was escorted by her brother.

The bride was escorted by her brother.

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Her bridal bouquet consisted of plum calla lilies, mango calla lilies, red roses, orange roses and black bacara roses.

Her bridal bouquet consisted of plum calla lilies, mango calla lilies, red roses, orange roses and black bacara roses.

These fall colored roses looked great against her bridesmaids' black dresses.

These fall colored roses looked great against her bridesmaids' black dresses.

Lighting affects were most apparent at night, the light pink hues shining on the ceiling gave a soft glow.

Lighting affects were most apparent at night, the light pink hues shining on the ceiling gave a soft glow.

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