Real Wedding: Ayana & Savill

I think I fell in love with the brides parents right along with my couple.  From the very beginning, they felt like family.  Ayana, a fitness trainer, met Savill when he came by for a sales call on some fitness equipment.  Fast forward a couple years and the two became inseparable.  Their wedding, which took place at the W Midtown was a crescendo of events. Guests began with an intimate ceremony on the 2nd floor of the hotel, followed by a private cocktail hour one floor up.  They were then escorted to the top floor of the hotel for a reception overlooking the city.  Ayana and Savil's love was captured by Scobey Photography.  Enjoy every detail...

Real Wedding: Lilly & Knox

Lilly & Knox are a hilarious couple!  Lilly with her Australian spunk and Knox with his Southern hospitality.  Together they are quite the dynamic duo!  They tied the knot at the Historic Trolley Barn, shot by Lacey of Scobey Photography.  Their rustic décor was graced by Tulip as we filled our bellies with food from Endive, cake from Anne Kathleen Cakes and danced the night away.  But the night wouldn't have been complete without a "beer pong table" compliments of the bride and a cigar bar for the gentlemen compliments of Lashes and Mustashes.  It was a night not soon to be forgotten...

 

 

 

 

Real Wedding: Kelli & Mohamed

This is part two of our trilogy series at the Biltmore.  Kelli & Mohamed's wedding was another soft palette beauty, with hues of pale pinks and gold.  Could she be any more beautiful!  And not to be upstaged, Mohamed wore a custom tux by Hideoki Bespoke, one of my FAVORITE designers for men.  Take a look at their wedding as we fall in love all over again.  Captured by Scobey Photography and adorned by Akeem Clayton Design.  Cake by Cakes by Lameeka.

 

 

Real Wedding: Chandra & Carl

To date I think this is my favorite couple.  I hate to say that because I love all of my brides.  I mean after spending 9+ months with someone, you're kinda forced to have a relationship with them.  LOL!  But Chandra and Carl were different.  From the start Chandra knew EXACTLY what she wanted.  I love this wedding because there was no detail left out, down to the monogrammed hand towels in the bathrooms next to the monogrammed jars of mints to make sure your breath was minty fresh on the dance floor.  Akeem Clayton Design did a magnificent job on décor and Scobey Photography captured every moment beautifully.  Check out the Fall/Winter 2013 issue of The Knot Georgia to see this wedding featured.