We’ve got a wedding full of pretty girly goodness today with lots of pink and lots of Southern charm!  

I love a groom who can pull off a seersucker suit!

True to Southern form:  A groom’s cake 

Love the pretty florals in milk glass with the lace luminaries.

Such a pretty and easy DIY idea to cover glass votives in lace.

Photographer:  Terri Smith Photo via Two Bright Lights
Floral Designer:  Janet Taylor Designs
Reception Venue:  Pebble Hill Plantation
Dress:  Vocelles | The Bridal Shoppe
Makeup Artist:  Makeup By Meghan

How did you make your wedding YOU?  Pamela’s reply:

I handmade a lot of things, went antiquing for months to find all the little details and chose vendors that I knew would uphold their part of our day and make it exactly what we wanted.  My favorite thing that I made was my handkerchief that I used to wrap around my flowers.  It was hand embroidered with a simple “T” and heart design to represent my new last name.  I also made my dad a handkerchief that said, “Today a bride, tomorrow a wife, always your daughter.”  I made all of our save the dates, wedding invitations and RSVP cards myself using bits and pieces from all the things I liked.  They were each individually handmade so that they were one of a kind.  I also used our engagement photos as table decorations.  By recoloring them in a sepia tone to look vintage I took vintage frames and used them as centerpieces for our tables.  I also used vintage vases and candles that I found at various antique stores in South Georgia and North Florida.  I made goodie bags for the children at our wedding so that they would be entertained as well.  I  took bits and pieces of everything I like and recreated them at our wedding.  I not only saved us a ton of money by doing things myself but I made our wedding day uniquely ours.

Congrats on your beautiful wedding Pamela & Kevin!
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