Sam and Colton had been together since the 8th grade when they finally celebrated and said “I do” in June of 2023 with family and friends at Highpointe Estate near Austin, Texas. Bride Sam envisioned an absolute color bomb of a wedding day – an eclectic, lush spring color palette (literally a rainbow of colors!) that would showcase their bright and infectious personalities.
Keep scrolling to see so many of the photos by Jamie Park Photo of this colorful, exuberant celebration planned and designed by Wild Hearts Coordination, featuring the most incredible florals by Jo.An Floral Design. We promise you won’t want to miss clicking here to check out even more photos in the full gallery, also linked at the bottom of this page!
A spring rainbow color palette was complemented by beautiful wildflowers
The wedding party wore a mix of soft mint turquoise and formal black suits which brought a sense of elegance to the day. Jo.An Floral Design completely delivered on the bride’s wish list of a lush, spring rainbow of florals, creating stunning floral displays throughout the ceremony and reception spaces. When guests entered the reception hall, they were greeted with an oasis of pastel florals in all shades and sizes, incorporating bud vases and wildflower inspirations. Every detail – including those beyond just the flower choices – was intentional and reflected the love that Sam and Colton share for the outdoors and all those in attendance.
Advice from the photographer
“I always recommend that the getting ready portion of the day is the most crucial for setting the tone for the rest of the wedding! If hair and makeup runs late, everything gets pushed back, and a whole lot of stress can ensue. I try my absolute best to work with the planner and couple to make sure they have enough photo time, but still also have time to be present with each other and their guests.”
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