Robyn and Mikey were absolute rockets of energy on their wedding day, and this fun, energetic style flowed throughout their entire event. From the vibrant red and pink styling to the bride’s custom dress, it was impossible for guests to not have the time of their lives. Complementing this whimsical vibe were plenty of romantic details down to an ombre shower of pink, red, and white rose petals. Captured on camera by Sophie Mort Photography and planned with the help of A White Hot Wedding, this romantic wedding at Finca Biniorella is the perfect Valentine’s Day – or any day! – wedding planning inspo for couple’s wanting whimsical romance.
Wooden and wicker welcome
Guests were welcomed with a wooden easel welcome sign surrounded by wicker baskets. Apples and grapes filled the baskets, previewing the red detailing to come throughout the event.
Wedding style: Fun and flirty
Robyn wore a high-low custom Emma Beaumont dress complete with a fun and flirty elbow-length veil. Pearls provided a timeless detail to complement the otherwise contemporary look. Mikey brought a certain sophistication in a classic black suit accented with a red rose boutonniere.
Ombre pink bridesmaids
Robyn’s bridesmaids created an ombre effect in light, bubble gum, and coral pink gowns in silk and crepe fabrics. While the shades of pink may not have matched, each bridesmaid wore the same style, creating a cohesive look for the group.
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Ombre pink + disco balls
After walking down an aisle of lush, rounded floral arrangements filled with red, pink, and white roses, Robyn and Mikey said “I do” in between two ombre rose pillars. Plenty of petals and disco balls added that extra layer of “fun” to the details.
Romantic red details
Guests were wow-ed at the reception by curtains of string lights that lit up the romantic red design. Place settings featured opaque red glassware set against white and cream linens. White and gold votives shone against red and pink floral centerpieces.
Label – don’t number – your tables
Instead of numbers, Robyn and Mikey opted for whimsical table signs that made guests chuckled and acted as a nod to the sense of humor within their relationship.
Al fresco dining: From golden to blue hour
Guests dined al fresco through golden hour into blue hour before the party really got started after dark.
Cherry cake and a cheery dance floor
Guests danced the night away until it was time to cut into the three-tier cherry-accented cake.
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