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Playful Wedding Ideas by Picotte Weddings Photography

Backyard weddings are not only cost effective, but can also be crafty and creative. Picotte Weddings recently shot this Northern California backyard wedding filled with colorful balloons. Balloons bring so much color and life to an event, plus they are very cost effective. Be sure to see more of this wedding by clicking on our full wedding gallery.

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Photographer: Picotte Weddings
Hair & Makeup: Etude Salon
Desserts & Caterer: Bistro 45
Floral Design: Jacob Maarse
Groom & Bride’s Wedding Attire: JCrew
Shoe Designer: Nine West

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1. Lydia says:

8.16.2011 at 2:33 pm

Love all the fun colors!
2. Megan Fickling says:

8.16.2011 at 7:31 pm

Gorgeous photos as usual, Suthi!
3. invitation consultants says:

8.17.2011 at 6:49 am

how bright and beautiful!!
4. Rachel Marie Photography says:

8.17.2011 at 8:35 am

i love the colorful balloons everywhere!! such a fun and happy wedding

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