***We are saddened to say our StudioWed Venue Tour Series has been postponed from this weekend to next spring. We regret any inconvenience this may cause, but we look forward to having our event in the future. Thanks to everyone who offered to be a part of it and to the couples who planned to attend! We hope to see you at the rescheduled event!***
This week’s photo is a capture of pure, unadulterated style. Dapper and classy! By Kristyn Hogan.
From Kristyn Hogan:
“We were so honored when the amazing Munaluchi Bride contacted us to feature Jen & Armand’s wedding in their Fall/Winter 2011 issue! Munaluchi’s mantra ‘for the bride who craves culture and style’ so completely fits Jen & Armand and we are so excited to share their love with the world! It’s no secret how much we adore Jen & Armand’s gorgeous wedding (evidence below) and even more, how much we adore Jen & Armand. Go pick up your copy of Munaluchi Bride, on newsstands now!”
And once again, the amazing StudioWed vendors who made this event possible:
Photographer | Kristyn Hogan
Paper Goods | Sweet Life Designs
Wedding Planner | A Delightful Day
Bride’s Dress | The Bride Room (Priscilla of Boston)
Videography | FocalPoint Cinematic
And you can see the original post here!
~ Kelly
Simplicity is a theme that’s becoming ever-appealing in my life lately. I’ve always compulsively planned my own wedding (despite NOT being engaged) and obsessed over little frivolous details that (now) seem meaningless. The closer I get to actually planning a real wedding (not that I’m that close, but you know, closer) the more I think how details that matter seem so attractive, and I’m getting the “less is more” mantra. More meaning + less fluff = perfect wedding. So here is some inspiration for achieving simple meaning for your wedding.
From top left, clockwise: maturation, young love, peony, easy updo, white on white, mori lee gown, burlap Bell jar, vow printout, field reception, buttercream, tiffany, flowergirl awe, rose cakes, shadow of love.
Inspiringly yours,
~ Kelly
