Идеи для свадьбы - Lake #2

Earlier we gave you guys a sneak peak of Tanya and Jack's beautiful Lake Garda wedding day, with a stunning film by Sidney Diongzon Film & Photography and now it's time to swoon over their photographs. Also captured by Sidney Diongzon in his uniquely beautiful style, the incredible setting of Malcesine Castle made for the most sensational, romantic, and breathtaking backdrop.

Jovanna and Chase pulled off the perfect combination of earthy and elegant with their Salt Lake City wedding! The base for the look of the day was lush, earthy ivory florals and chunky greenery garlands, exquisitely mixed by Petal Pixie. A whimsical stationery design from Huckleberry Paper also ties into the decor.

Sarah and Adam really just wanted to marry on their own terms, so an elopement it was! They flew from New Zealand to Vegas and on 16th April were married on the El Dorado Dry Lake Bed in Nevada. It was just the two of them plus their celebrant/ planner and photographer.

In late November as winter begins to descend upon Lake Tahoe and the snow begins to fall, it is typically a clear sign that the busy summer wedding season along the south shore is drawing near its end. Late November through February are generally much quieter months in regard to the number of brides and grooms looking to marry in the Tahoe area, but that doesn’t mean that there still aren’t plenty of couples gearing up to make that trip to Tahoe to have a wintery wedding. Despite the colder temperatures, Tahoe is still a destination wedding hotspot because the winter season has an ambiance quite different than that of the summer months. The white, snow-capped mountains bring forth a romantic atmosphere more so than the summer season, and the surrounding frosted trees enhance the natural beauty that is already present. There is one important thing to keep in mind, though, if a winter wedding is in your plans, most particularly if you’re planning a large wedding with a very large guest count. That one important thing is to have an alternate plan. In other words, assimilate a plan that allows you and your guests a place of refuge in case weather conditions become so severe that you have to move the wedding indoors. Equally important, make sure that the place of refuge will accommodate the amount of guests that will be attending the ceremony as many facilities – mainly the smaller wedding chapels – have limited space. I might add that road conditions must be another consideration during the winter season, especially if you are planning to drive into the South Lake Tahoe area on the same day that your wedding takes place. You certainly don’t want to be late for your own wedding should hazardous road conditions exist or due to a closed summit pass. So, if you’re looking to get married in the midst of winter, despite the few potential impediments, don’t count out Lake Tahoe. Outdoor ceremonies in the frosty wilderness are still a desirable concept for many marriage potentials, particularly if they’re planning an informal wedding because bundling up warm and toasty is a viable option, an option that is quite often elected. Just as an afterthought, if marrying in the winter elements is a little too daring, the south shore has plenty of indoor chapels available, allowing you the security of a warm, indoor ceremony. With this provided opportunity, you can be assured of avoiding the whimsical weather that frequents this magnificent region and enjoy a contented, unimpeded winter wedding in Tahoe.

We have a bit of an overseas theme today, with a stunning Ireland wedding this morning and this afternoon we are headed to romantic Italy. WWW readers Kayleigh and David tied the knot on the 10 th June 2014 beside the amazing scenery of Lake Garda.

Good morning my b.loved’s! I’m feeling refreshed & revived for the week ahead after a super relaxing weekend. Mr B & I turned off the laptops & spent two days chilling in the garden and cosy-ing up on the sofa with a movie or two.  A perfect weekend after a busy month behind the scenes, […]

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