We are absolutely thrilled to introduce our newest guest blogger, Jacin from Lovely Little Details! Formerly from She Said Yes, Jacin’s blog is fresh breath of wedding air, chock-full of inspiring real weddings, photo shoots she’s styled, and, well, lovely little details.
Sometimes there is nothing that can keep two people apart – and in this case, rain, snow, sleet, ice, tornadoes and even hurricanes could not have ruined Lauren and Sal’s wedding. Despite the torrential downpours and gale force winds just days before their big day, so much rain that even their photographers, Graham and Ashley Scobey of Scobey Photography, were purchasing ponchos and extra umbrellas, just to be safe; Hurricane Earl was kind enough to step aside for these two on September 4, 2010 as they said their vows and became husband and wife on one of the beautiful days of the year.
Setting: Pomfret, Connecticut
Signature Colors: Plum, Brown, Green, Black & White
Photography: Scobey Photography





Lauren and Sal’s black-tie affair was a perfect contrast to the rustic barn setting with modern details, and not a single tradition was left behind. The glowing Bride wore a coin on the bottom of her shoe that was given to her by her mother, a Swedish tradition that signifies the mother’s knowledge that her daughter will never go without anything she needs.

The Bride and Groom recited their vows under a Chuppah overlooking a field of sunflowers in the tradition of their ancestors; first in Hebrew and Italian, and then again in English.





Head on over to Lovely Little Details to view the rest of the loveliness from Lauren and Sal’s perfect September day including rustic table settings, fields of sunflowers and a starlit sky ending to their perfect night.
Vendors:
Photographer: Scobey Photography
Caterer: G Seven Catering
Floral Designer: stems flower design
Reception Venue: Tyrone Farm
Dress Designer: Nicole Miller
Shoes: Stuart Weitzman
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could the sky be any bluer? beautiful bride, lovely photos
just beautiful!!!
The smile from this bride is adorable. Love how happy they look. What a wonderful event!
Really like your blog. If you’d ever like to work together, I’d love to! We make beautiful cupcake wrappers for weddings, bridal showers and more.
Carrie
Bella Cupcake Couture
http://www.bellacupcakecouture.com
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