Rehearsal Dinner Venues
Initial Impression:The pair’s classic invitation suite featured the couple’s crest, which was incorporated in day-of paper goods as well as on the seating chart.
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Spell It Out: Madison’s veil was a focal point not only for her ensemble but also for the whole ceremony. “So much planning and logistics went into that alone,” says planner Whitney Bailey about the custom piece by Nardos Design.
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Master Plan: Due to just a 12-week engagement, RSVPs were coming in right up until the wedding day. With that in mind, stationer Erin Wright of Sincerely, Addison created vinyl sheets of the guests’ names and seating assignments, which were displayed on walls from Perch Event Decor.
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Aisle Style: Planner Whitney Bailey worked with the bride, dress designer Nardos Imam of Nardos Design, and florist Taylor Davis of Something Pretty Floral to create a 100-foot, flower-lined aisle that was both wide and long enough to allow the veil to be seen by guests.
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Like Mother, Like Daughter: In addition to creating Madison’s gown and all of her wedding-week ensembles, Nardos Imam of Nardos Design also crafted a one-of-a-kind dress for Madison’s mother, Tonya.
Photo by Megan Kay Photography
Photo by Megan Kay Photography
Photo by Megan Kay Photography
Photo by Megan Kay Photography
Photo by Megan Kay Photography
En Blanc: In addition to abundant florals, the reception tent showcased the 7-foot cake, which was so tall that the chandelier above it had to be raised.
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