Lacey dated Justin for 9 years before she married him on this beautiful Saturday afternoon. So she had plenty of time to imagine what her wedding day would look like. The first time I met her and her mother at the Clay Community Center in Mt. Sterling I knew I was meeting a bride who knew what she wanted. She pulled out of her bag a swatch board, showing the colors she had selected, fabric from her flower girls dresses, flowers she liked and ideas she had found corresponding with her look. I couldn’t help but smile. She was my kind of girl! She had an idea of what she liked. She just needed help making it a reality. Enter our design team. We executed it to a tee and sure enjoyed the ride getting there. Her family was such a joy to meet and work with!
I had the privilege of working as part of a great team this day. Other vendors included: Jacki Lee with Every Last Detail as wedding coordinator, Tony the Tiger as DJ, Ian Lozada as photographer, Say Cheese Photo Booth and Tony’s Touch of Class Catering. At Great Expectations, I coordinated her decor, lighting and linens.
Below are some of the key elements Lacey selected for her wedding:
There were 3 sets of doors to this building, so we marked the wedding entrance with candles.
Lacey wanted to use these Deco Beads as part of her floral/decor. They were so fun to work with. Interesting product!
Her inner entrance consisted of 2 large pieces we created with a visual into the room showcasing her 2 tier head table.
For large wedding party's, like this 13-member party, a two-tier head table works great.
Lacey's monogram was echoed throughout her wedding decor. Using it on 2 large screens was a smart way to make it a focal point. Additional pink and orange lighting in the 4 corners of the room light up the room.
Cds of the couple's family's favorite love songs were favors. Loved this!
Lacey's mom made the cake with lots and lots of love! Oh it smelled so yummy that morning while I dressed the table.
Lacey and her mom both work in schools, so it was a must to have a "little girls table" complete with monogram crayons and custom color books.
Lacey and Justin 11.07.09
Lacey dated Justin for 9 years before she married him on this beautiful Saturday afternoon. So she had plenty of time to imagine what her wedding day would look like. The first time I met her and her mother at the Clay Community Center in Mt. Sterling I knew I was meeting a bride who knew what she wanted. She pulled out of her bag a swatch board, showing the colors she had selected, fabric from her flower girls dresses, flowers she liked and ideas she had found corresponding with her look. I couldn’t help but smile. She was my kind of girl! She had an idea of what she liked. She just needed help making it a reality. Enter our design team. We executed it to a tee and sure enjoyed the ride getting there. Her family was such a joy to meet and work with!
I had the privilege of working as part of a great team this day. Other vendors included: Jacki Lee with Every Last Detail as wedding coordinator, Tony the Tiger as DJ, Ian Lozada as photographer, Say Cheese Photo Booth and Tony’s Touch of Class Catering. At Great Expectations, I coordinated her decor, lighting and linens.
Below are some of the key elements Lacey selected for her wedding:
There were 3 sets of doors to this building, so we marked the wedding entrance with candles.
Lacey wanted to use these Deco Beads as part of her floral/decor. They were so fun to work with. Interesting product!
Her inner entrance consisted of 2 large pieces we created with a visual into the room showcasing her 2 tier head table.
For large wedding party's, like this 13-member party, a two-tier head table works great.
Lacey's monogram was echoed throughout her wedding decor. Using it on 2 large screens was a smart way to make it a focal point. Additional pink and orange lighting in the 4 corners of the room light up the room.
Cds of the couple's family's favorite love songs were favors. Loved this!
Lacey's mom made the cake with lots and lots of love! Oh it smelled so yummy that morning while I dressed the table.
Lacey and her mom both work in schools, so it was a must to have a "little girls table" complete with monogram crayons and custom color books.