Bella Bride: Lindsay Roland & Bryan Weisgerber

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Beautiful Bella Bride Lindsay Roland wed handsome Bryan Weisgerber on September 24, 2011 at a ceremony held at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church followed by a reception at Timarron Country Club.  We are loving these gorgeous images captured by Poppy Blossom and Chelsea Albert Photography.

 

 

Lindsay chose a classic color palette of soft ivory and khaki spruced up with hints of vivid fuchsia. I love that the gentlemen wore khaki suits in lieu of the standard black tuxes. 

She carried a classic bouquet of ivory hydrangeas, creamy Vendela roses, fluttery white lisianthus and accents of sweet freesia.  Bryan wore a boutonniere crafted from freesia as well for a coordinating look while the bridesmaids rocked bouquets made of neat textured celosia, ranunculus, hot pink garden roses and hints of light pink freesia.  The hot colors contrasted beautifully against their champagne toned gowns. 

The ceremony was short and sweet with a divine church serving as the backdrop.  I love that she gave her little flower girl a tiny bouquet of fun color in lieu of a pomander orb.  

 

 

Absolutely love these post ceremony shots with the bridal party in a ranch like setting and Lindsay's super stylish head piece. 

 

 

The reception was decked with low lying centerpieces of hot pink hydrangeas, fuchsia garden roses, deep pink celosia, adorable baby spray roses and lovely sweet geranium all designed in mercury vessels and accented with crystal embedded votives.  Lindsay chose to keep all the linens neutrally elegant and amped up her head table with a vivid pink linen for a truly stand out presentation.  Pink accented the rest of the reception including her pristine and artistic cake and a back wash of fun lighting. 

We absolutely loved working with Lindsay and she made The Most Beautiful Bride!  We wish Lindsay and Bryan the very best as they begin their life together as husband and wife.  Love this last shot that truly says it all. :)

 

 

Credits:

Ceremony: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church

Photographer/Studio: Poppy Blossom and Chelsea Albert Photography.

Wedding Coordination: Bella Flora 

Floral Decor and Design: Bella Flora 

Linens: BBJ Linens

Reception: Timarron Country Club.

Caterer: Timarron Country Club.

Lighting/Entertainment: DJ Glenn Roush

Rehearsal Dinner: Libby & Jr

Earlier this spring, we were thrilled to be working with DFW Events in creating this rustically charming rehearsal dinner for Libby and JR at The Dallas Arboretum.

Guests entered the reception through beautifully landscaped Woman's Gardens and arrived to The Historic DeGolyer House where a tented dinner awaited.

Aged wooden tables were draped with textured burlap runners and wrought iron candelabras that elevated dreamy displays of amber candles.  Placed below were textured garlands of magnolia foliage, potted muscari, geranium, vibrunum snowballs and rich mosses.

We love these chalk board table numbers and playful menus. Yummy southern comfort food is always a wonderful treat!

The juxtaposed rustic and elegant place settings were so pretty and totally befitting of the outdoor garden setting.

It was awesome that the weather that night was perfect! It totally made the event a wonderful prelude to the wedding day.

What a fun event!  We were so happy to be a part of such a fun party.  Wishing Libby and JR the best in married life.

Credits:

Venue: The Dallas Arboretum, The DeGolyer House
Catering: Kent Rathbun Catering
Tent: Ducky Bob's Party Rentals
Decor/Floral: Bella Flora
Rentals: Posh Couture Rentals, Bella Flora 
Photography: Edmonson Weddings
Entertainment: Brian Piper 214-675-1502
Lighting and A/V: Absolute Entertainment
Photo Booth: 4 Flashes Photo Booths
Cigar Roller: Sabina Sotelo 972-809-3999
Coordination: DFW Events 214-505-9142

Bella Bride: Maggie Samuel and Cliff Kerby

A fresh and elegant spring wedding was created for beautiful Bella Bride Maggie Samuel and her now husband Cliff Kerby at Preston Road Church of Christ on May 28, 2011.

The glowing bride chose a beautiful white and ivory bouquet designed with classic hydrangeas, seasonal peonies, freesia and dashes of sweet pea. Keeping with the bride's fresh and elegant theme, the bridesmaids carried bouquets that included a mixture of light blue, fresh green and accents of deep blue blooms of hydrangeas, muscari and baby orchids.

The altar area was adorned with two flourishing arrangements of antique green, ivory, light blue, and champagne tones. Floral stems included voluminous hydrangea, roses, peonies, sweet stock, and longer stems of Bells of Ireland. The lovely arrangements framed the couple beautifully at the altar.

The groom and groomsmen wore boutonnieres designed with wonderfully textured green orchid blooms with hints of muscari all wrapped with an elegant black ribbon. 

Keeping with traiditon of not seeing each other before the walk down the aisle...

Mr. and Mrs. Kerby!

The couple's reception took place at the Dallas Museum of Art which went perfectly with their elegant yet fun and organic theme.

Maggie and Cliff kept their guests refreshed by offering fun colored drinks that went with their decor perfectly.

Let the dancing begin!

The wedding was gorgeous and we loved creating an unforgettable event for Maggie and Cliff! We are so happy to have been part of their special day and wish them the very best!

Team Bella

Credits

Ceremony: Preston Road Church of Christ

Reception- Dallas Museum of Art

Event Coordination: AK Event Design

Photographer/Studio: F8 Studios

Floral and Decor: Bella Flora

Lighting: AbsoluteDFW

Cake: Dallas Affairs

Hair: DryBar

Makeup: Brandon Navarro

Photobooth: The Photo Stand

Videographer: A Very Special Day

Behind the Scenes Video on The Brides of North Texas Blog

Brides of North Texas: Bella Flora from Beyond on Vimeo.


Earlier this spring, we were asked to participate in a photoshoot with The Brides of North Texas. We were allowed to select our own inspiration and chose to go with an outdoor setting that featured rustic woods, rich mosses , soft textures (think laces and scalloped edging) and an oh so fresh floral color palette of ivory, barely there blush and accents of viburnum green. The magazine is on newstands now. Please be sure to check it out!