Ellie Bullitt & Brandon Rawls
November 13, 2021
No trees were harmed in the making of then-coworkers Ellie Bullitt and Brandon Rawls’ love story. Well, maybe a few. “He sat right near the printer, and I’d use any excuse I could to print out long documents,” she says. After 3.5 years of dating, Brandon got down on one knee at sunset and surprised Ellie with a gathering of their best friends and family. Ten months later on November 13, 2021, they wed at Arlington Hall under an arch of artfully overgrown flowers. “We wanted to make sure the wedding was something that felt like both me and Brandon—not just me,” she says. The result was a stunning evening that was romantic and whimsical with a touch of inspiration from The Secret Garden.
“We really wanted Arlington Hall to feel like it had been overgrown with wildflowers and that the guests were getting to enter into a secret garden for the wedding,” says Jess. “From the smilax and Spanish moss that were hung extra low to the boxwood walls with custom cut-out windows, we tried to make everything feel organic, as if it had been growing for years.”
Ellie wanted the flowers to be organic, wild, and beautiful, without leaning too feminine. “[Jess Wegner Events and Branching Out] took my scattered ideas and turned them into a masterpiece,” says Ellie.
Guests: 200
First Dance: “Dancing in the Moonlight” by King Harvest
Cake Flavor: Vanilla with berries, chocolate mocha
Ceremony/Reception Site
Arlington Hall
Photographer
Sarah Kate
Bridal Gown Designer
Bridal Gown Retailer
Hair & Makeup
Jones Beauty & Co
Flowers
Stationery
Southern Fried Paper
Cake
Catering
FGF Catering
Music
In10City Band
Lighting
Absolute Lighting
Videographer
Co. N Films
Wedding Rentals
Wedding Rentals
Nüage Designs
Wedding Rentals
Perch Décor
Wedding Rentals
Party! Dallas Rentals
Wedding Rentals
Sandone Productions
Wedding Rentals
Social Llama Events
Wedding Planner/Designer