Wedding Venues
P.S. I Love You: Robyn wanted a day that was “vibrant and joyful” but still full of tradition. Elizabeth designed invitations with artful calligraphy and rich colors that “reflected that bubbly aspect of Robyn.”
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Crystal Clear: Not only did the acrylic chuppah provide visibility for guests, its streamlined aesthetic paired with organic florals to stunning effect. “It felt like the flowers were floating,” remembers Elizabeth.
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In Bloom: Planner and florist Elizabeth McKellar of The Nouveau Romantics leaned into seasonal flowers and created a “quintessential springtime, light and airy” pastel bouquet for her bride.
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Starry Night: The couple wed in front of Robyn’s father’s and stepmother’s home, and a drive-by parade from friends followed. A tented reception for 28 guests took place in the back yard.
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Sage Advice: “Elizabeth encouraged us to make a list of the things that were really important to us, and if we started feeling overwhelmed, to come back to that list,” says Robyn. In the reception tent, Elizabeth layered a patterned table linen with blush chargers and centerpieces made of foxgloves, garden roses, sweet peas, and hellebores.
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Understated Elegance: Robyn remembers coming back to her Lela Rose gown time and again but worrying she’d regret not choosing something more ornate. “ ‘You’re not supposed to feel like you’re playing dress-up,’ ” Robyn recalls her sales associate wisely advising her. “ ‘You’re supposed to feel like the best version of yourself.’ ” She added a pearl-dotted cathedral-length veil for wow factor.
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The Right Notes: Travis, a talented musician, surprised his bride with an acoustic rendition of ‘NSync’s “This I Promise You.” Says Robyn, “It was beautiful. He really caught me off-guard.”
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