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How Inviting: Aidan and Timot are avid outdoors enthusiasts. “We spent the majority of our honeymoon hiking in Norway,” she says. So it was only natural for their wedding to incorporate their love of the outdoors, beginning with their floral-emblazoned invitations.
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The Look of Love: Reflecting on their wedding day, Aidan says, ”It was like a dream. Having all of the people you love and cherish together like that is such a special experience. We’re so grateful for Ryan’s excellent photography that lets us relive the day as many times as we want!”
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Wild Child: “I wanted the bouquet to have a sort of wild quality to it—not too manicured, almost like I could have just collected a handful of flowers from the garden,” says Aidan.
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In Bloom: Strong winds on the day of the wedding necessitated some last-minute pivots, but planner Sharon Frazier and florist Taylor Doyle pulled off this blooming seating chart that had table assignments mounted on velvet boxes.
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Brick House: The Filter Building’s industrial feel needed some softening to achieve the aesthetic the couple was after. Sharon achieved that with ample candlelight, soft gray and blue accents, and plenty of greenery.
Photo by Ryan Greenleaf
Photo by Ryan Greenleaf
Photo by Ryan Greenleaf
Growing Up: Sharon came up with a “growing greenery” theme that carried through all design elements, including the painted cake, which was accented with live blooms sprouting out.
Photo by Ryan Greenleaf
