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When your dream wedding in Hawaii gets cancelled because of COVID-19 you do the next best thing…get married overlooking Lake Minnetonka. Definitely not Hawaii, but it’s Minneapolis’ closest version.
Angie + Michael wanted to keep their intimate ceremony and reception simple, but beautiful. We went all out on the bouquets and kept everything else minimal. The real party was on the yacht cruise after the nuptials.
The pandemic has changed so many people’s plans this year, but luckily with some creativity love isn’t being cancelled. This is so true for Liz and Stephen. These two were supposed to have a destination wedding in May, but with the lockdown in place they opted for an intimate wedding with close family and friends. They had just purchased a home and decided what better place to celebrate their love than in their new living room. It was such a beautiful, intimate ceremony in a place that will be sure to create more memories.
The couple spent two weeks painting and getting the house ready before they even moved in so that they could hold their wedding there. And it wouldn’t be a wedding day without flowers, so when Liz told me their backdrop was going to be their fireplace I knew we had to go all out to create a gorgeous focal point in the room. This was the perfect Covid-friendly wedding. So happy to have been a part of their special day. Congrats Liz and Stephen!
Photos by : Empiria Studios
I have been dreaming of a lush evergreen and gold photoshoot for over a year and finally I just went for it. It was with great hestitation, however, because this was going to be the first photoshoot I planned, styled and produced on my own. If you know me you know I have a history in experiential marketing and event planning, so it isn’t that crazy or outside of my comfort zone, it was just the first time I did it for my business. And, now that it happened AND it got published I am hooked haha. Let’s just say it won’t be the last time I do full design for a shoot or a wedding.
It all started because all of my shoots in the past have been spring/summer and I wanted to showcase something with a richer color palette that would translate to fall or winter. I knew I wanted to create a balance of rich dark green velvet linen with natural accents including walnut. And, I wanted a fireplace as the backdrop :) So, I scouted out locations and The Blaisdell did not disappoint.
The vendors I worked with were amazing, and I couldn’t have done it with out them. Especially Trish Burtzel of Trish Allison Photography! She is absolutely wonderful and so much fun to work with. Truly talented. Scroll down for a full list of the other vendors from the shoot.
For more photos check it out on Minnesota Bride! Thank you so much to Minnesota Bride for the feature!
Planning, Design and Florals: The Petal
Photography: Trish Allison Photography
Venue: The Blaisdell
Paper Goods: Emily Rose Ink
Linens: BBJ Linens
Cake: Amy’s Cupcake Shoppe
Hair: Sarah Elizabeth Artistry
Makeup: Makeup by Naseem
Dress: Diamond Bride
Event Furnishings, Rentals: Ultimate Events
When a bride comes to us and requests peonies we do a happy dance! Especially when it is peony season! So, when Kayla specifically said she wanted peonies in her bouquet we knew we were the perfect fit. It was a gorgeous day with an outdoor courtyard ceremony and gorgeous reception filled with gold geometric accents. The perfect balance of modern and timeless. First time working at the Van Dusen Mansion and it did not disappoint. Photos by Gina Ziedler Photography.
