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I was instantly smitten by the gorgeous vintage quality of Happi and Brian’s Savannah wedding.  The lovely Jade McCully captured the Southern charm perfectly. 

Happi chose a beautiful pale pink Vera Wang gown for their ceremony and reception, but for several portraits she also wore a stunning vintage gown that was handmade by her grandmother for her mother’s wedding.

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Nothing is more flirtatious and girly than silver and sparkles…

{sparkly silver Louboutins, photo by Erin Hearts Court via Once Wed}

{glittery silver skirt from Wai Lin Tse}

{vintage linens and silver cake knife from Charleston Weddings Magazine}

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Call me a romantic, but pink and red is one of my favorite color palettes. 

{pink and red flowers via Absolutely Beautiful Things, raspberry and light pink bedroom from Better Homes and Gardens}

{lovely bits and bobs of pink and red from Perfectbound via Oh Joy!}

{pink and gray with pops of red, from the archives, sourced here}

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Catherine and Payton’s wedding, although set in Northern California, has an amazing and authentic Southern feel.  Their wedding truly captivated me - the photography (the stellar A Bryan Photo)… the way that the couple incorporated family traditions… and the classic elegance of Catherine herself.

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I loved Alison’s amazing pink wedding dress the moment I laid eyes on it.  Alison and Daysun’s wedding, photographed by the fabulous Michèle Waite really had an emphasis on simplicity and style, and I think it’s so refreshing to see a bride wear pink and own it!

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The color palette of the softest pink, peach, gold, and white is utterly romantic and classic… two qualities always present in my favorite weddings.  Perhaps it was the choice of colors, the intricacy, or the softness, but this board really inspires me to create.  I see this event having lots of roses, lace, and ribbon!

Top row: Bride photographed by Steve DePino (see more from this lovely photo shoot on Style Me Pretty), bedroom styled by Eva Lindh via This is Glamorous, fluffy white wedding cake with pink ribbons via Martha Stewart, ceramic birds and baby’s breath from freshlyfound via Decor Amor

Middle row: Bouquet tied with peach ribbon via Martha Stewart, gold vanity table styled by Katie Sellers via Desire to Inspire, shabby chic chair with pink throw from All Things Bright and Beautiful

Bottom row: Square white and pink rose wreath styled by Tara Guerard of Soiree and photographed by Liz Banfield via The Bride’s Cafe, gold curtains from this London home found via Desire to Inspire, champagne gown and white shoes photographed by Our Labor of Love, wedding program via Blush Floral Design, lace favor box packaging created by The White Aisle, paper flower garland by Emersonmade via The Sweetest Occasion

Holly and Billy’s vintage Cape Cod wedding is not only one of Max Wanger’s favorites from 2009, it’s also one of mine.  I love the homespun feel… the attention to detail… the incredible way that Max captured the love between the couple.

The wedding took place at the Overbrook House, a 20 acre organic farm in Buzzards Bay.  Holly crafted each of the elements of the wedding.

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Elizabeth Messina’s photography is so romantic … so artistic … so natural.  She has a way of making each and every bride and groom look hopelessly head-over-heels in love.

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Laura and Will infused so much creativity and DIY skills into their Temecula wedding!  Photographed by the wonderful Marlin Munoz, this wedding has a little bit of everything lovely set against the beautiful backdrop of the Callaway Winery.

Along with her talented sister-in-law Erin, Laura created all of the bouquets and tablescapes with flowers purchased from Trader Joe’s.  I love the vibrant bouquets that they composed.  Set against icy gray dresses from J Crew the result is just stunning!

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Cynthia and Dustin’s wedding is just dreamy. I think it’s the lovely floral designs by Peony and Plum paired with the exquisite photography of Meg Perotti and an artistic vision by the bride and groom that was seamlessly carried throughout the event.

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Garden weddings are so very of-the-moment.  Infuse nature’s color palette with shades of pinks and purples and you have a romantic and timeless event.

{Bride and groom from Becky and Alex’s wedding photographed by Mthree Studio, vintage movie ticket escort cards in crate photographed by Robert Sukrachand from Yuli and Keith’s wedding via Green Wedding Shoes, calligraphy sign by Laura Hooper Calligraphy, flower girls on rope swing from Betty and Kent’s wedding photographed by Punam Bean, rustic tablescape photographed by Silvana di Franco posted by Wiley Valentine on Weddingbee Pro, wedding cake with pink and white sugar flowers from Sara and Matt’s wedding photographed by Duston Todd, invitation by Flush Designs, garden wedding ceremony set-up styled by Oh How Charming! and photographed by Elizabeth Messina}

I’m a South Carolina girl at heart, so I simply adore Kacie and Darby’s wedding, set at one of my favorite venues in the world, the Inn at Palmetto Bluff, and photographed by the incredible Nashan Photographers.

Guests were welcomed to the lowcountry with beautiful jute gift bags and lovely palm fans.

The ceremony took place in Palmetto Bluff’s Waterside Chapel – a simple and stunning small chapel with wooden pews and loads of sunshine.  Each aisle was decorated with lush pink and green florals in glass vases, tied with ribbons to the pew.

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