Can you believe that almost everything from their wedding was either a garage sale find, handmade or a family heirloom? The entire reception from the centerpieces, china, silverware, linens and even the chairs were all garage sale treasures. All the centerpieces, table signs, invitations, bouquets and more were all handcrafted. Their wedding was so rich in details that we could honestly post dozens and dozens of photos of just the decor alone!
Liz wore her mother's wedding gown and veil. She then accented it with a lace headband that she made. The wedding party was told to wear whatever they wished making for a colorful, fun and unique look. Nothing matched and yet went together perfectly, proving that you don't have to have just one or two wedding colors.
Their wedding was held at the home Ryan grew up at making for added memories for the whole family. The ceremony was held under a big beautiful tree adorned with working chandeliers and soft fabric that swayed in the breeze. Their isle runner was an old persian rug that ran in between reclaimed church pews. The reception was beautiful under the night sky even if the rain came. Guests happily grabbed umbrellas and kept the evenings festivities going.
Congrats to Liz, Ryan and their families who helped make their special day so memorable! We know a lot of work went into planning an event like this and all your hard work certainly paid off! This was a wedding that won't soon be forgotten by us or your guests! Congrats!
And as always, you can view and tag more images from this event on the studio's Facebook page.
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