Sydni and Armad had a sweet meet-cute in line at Target when Sydni forgot her wallet and Armad offered to pay for her items. To thank him, Sydni bought Armad a coffee and the two ended up talking for hours. Before they knew it, they were planning their wedding, hoping for a lush and moody vibe which the Pharmacy Museum fulfilled perfectly. Keep scrolling to see how this NOLA wedding that prioritized a fun guest experience and amazing food came together with the help of Spanish Oak Events, all captured on camera by Ashley Biltz Photography.
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A personally grown bouquet detail
When it came to design, Sydni and Armad knew exactly what they liked. They both have a deep love for plants, so much so that the bride included a leaf from her own Anthurium Crystallinum in her bouquet by Cry Baby Floral.
Yellow bridesmaid dresses
Sydni’s bridesmaids wore pale yellow dresses in all different styles while holding spring-inspired bouquets with textured pops of blues and purples.
Classic style with a colorful twist
Groom Armad donned a dark orange suit perfect for either spring or fall, completed with a blue tie and pop of white and yellow boutonniere. Sydni wore a classic A-line wedding dress with v-sides and spaghetti straps.
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DIY reception details
Sydni is beyond talented and created many of the decor pieces herself, including: the hand painted taper candles, table numbers, the seating chart, second line handkerchiefs, and more!
Private cake cutting
The bride and groom opted to have their own personal cake cutting in private, complete with champagne toast. It was a special moment for just the two to remember.
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