So you are planning a garden party style wedding, huh? Oh but you want something a little more exciting then mismatched teacups and mini finger sandwiches? So what you are saying is you are looking to glam up your garden wedding? This bride will show you how! Not only was her and her new husbands day breathtakingly beautiful it had just the perfect amount of glitz and glitter.
Gold and glittering wedding sign frames, blush pink satin draped reception chairs, and don’t even get us started on those champagne sequin bridesmaid dresses! You need to see every last detail from this wedding, and you can in the full gallery here! It’s packed with great ideas for your big day thanks to Table 1 Events and Olivia Rae Photography.
Warm Wedding Day
Jim and Meg were married on September 10th at the Philander Chase Knox Estate in Malvern. This was one of the hottest days of the year but no one seemed to mind. Over 200 guests watched this beautiful couple exchange vows outside on the grounds of the estate. Guests released butterflies as the couple was announced ‘Mr. and Mrs.’
Cocktails & Choreographed Dancing
Cocktail hour took place on the patio of the estate, then everyone moved into a tent for the reception. Everyone danced all night to the sounds of Dels Groove Band. This wedding was very personalized to fit the couples personalities. The couple had personalized baggo and jenga games for guests to play during the reception.
They had a choreographed first dance that also included the groom’s daughter. The color scheme was blush and gold which could be found throughout the reception. The venue allowed the bride and groom to bring in all of their own décor, and this couple filled the estate with family pictures and pictures of them as a couple. They painted mason jars to be used a vases, and had large lanterns adorn their tables. The wedding was a magical night! Be sure to visit the full gallery to see every last magical moment!
Get a closer look at this glam pink and gold wedding by watching the wedding video from Noah Petrie below.
