Natural Beauty: The Alex Camp House at the Dallas Arboretum offered the perfect backdrop for a sunset ceremony. The pair exchanged their “I do’s” overlooking White Rock Lake, framed by a floral arch by R. Love Floral. “I just wanted to really concentrate on the background and the beautiful sunset,” Alexis says.

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Earth Angel: The butterflies and flowers on the tulle of Alexis’ Nardos Design wedding dress echoed the outdoor wedding vibe. She worked with local designer Nardos Imam up until a week before the big day, refining and perfecting the details. The bridal party kept it classic with white bridesmaid dresses, so elements like the floral arch remained in focus.

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Photo by Grant Daniels Photography

Boots Made for Walking: “I’m kind of a tomboy, and also I’m six feet tall, so I don’t really wear heels,” Alexis says. Her mom scored a pair of silver glittery Golden Goose boots from Neiman Marcus, which were perfect for walking in an outdoor wedding. Scott donned his own hip kicks, too—a pair of leather chelsea boots—with his tux. “We just concentrated on cool shoes that describe our personalities,” she says.

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Photo by Grant Daniels Photography

Love in Bloom: Florist Raquel Lovern Harris of R. Love Floral Design used mauve garden roses, peach ranunculus, chocolate lisianthus, white and black anemone, and plum hellebores to create the reception's floral arrangements.

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Photo by Grant Daniels Photography

Modern Monogram: KM Designs’ Kirby Wagner Mankin, a best friend of Alexis’ from middle school, designed the modern monogram seen throughout the reception, including on the dance floor, the neon sign around the bar, and the guest favors.

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A Coordinated Effort: The reception's color scheme was carried from the flowers into the rest of the details, down to the intricate cups and saucers used for coffee service.

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Photo by Grant Daniels Photography

No Cold Shoulders: Kirby Wagner Mankin of KM Designs, who also created the invitations and painted the guestbook, customized the white leather jacket Alexis donned during the reception. She kept warm throughout the night while repping her new last name, “Mrs. Moody,” on the back of the jacket.

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One for the Books: As a lover of Texas architecture, Alexis used a coapy of Texas Made, Texas Modern by Helen Thompson—painted with their initials and wedding date—in lieu of a traditional guestbook. It now rests in their living room for them to flip through whenever they want to remember the day.

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