Jaime & Greg...
...worked closely with their wedding vendors to create a sophisticated couture look for their nuptials under a full moon at the FireRock Country Club.
“The most stunning and unique feature that stands out is the amazing chuppah that we stood under during the ceremony,” says Jaime. Decorated with bichon chocolate fabric and an ivory lace canopy, the structure was beautifully adorned with nearly 1,000 flowers to create an angelic cascade. Hydrangea, roses, lilies, mums, stock, peonies, callas and cascading orchids showered the bride and groom during the ceremony.
The interfaith service featured the traditional Jewish breaking of the glass and signing of the Ketubah, as well as a sand ceremony symbolizing the unity of the couple.
Since the ceremony took place after sundown, warm candlelight figured prominently in the ambiance of the event. Different heights of ivory candles were floated in glass cube vases, illuminating the aisle. The bridesmaids’ bouquets were especially unique in that they included mini callas, white tulips and chocolate money tail fronds and chocolate berries. Beautiful chocolate satin clutches provided an additional touch of sophistication to the bouquets.
Following the service, the bride and groom joined their 95 guests at a reception that continued the elegant look created during the ceremony. Tables were set with striking brown linens accented by creamy white and ivory blooms, held in fauxfinished square boxes which were custom-designed to match the Tuscan chiavari chairs. The stylish square motif was continued in the wedding cake, which featured a miniature version of the bridal bouquet as the topper.
Recalls the exuberant bride, “We were lucky enough to have the best vendors in the Phoenix area to make our wedding go so smoothly and look incredible. It was definitely picture perfect and a fairy tale ending!”
Location:
FireRock Country Club
Photographer:
Eyes 2 See Photography
Flowers:
Flora Europa
Gown:
Brides by Demetrios
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