Real Wedding : a beautiful backyard affair with a late night snack
Email Article Today's Colorado wedding, photographed by Alison White Photography, took place in the yard of a rented home, just around the corner from the church. There was a chandelier hanging from a tree which was used as a prop for the "photo booth". The chandelier image was also echoed in the invitations as well as on the ceremony programs. The detail shots below of the bride, the groom, the bridesmaid and the groomsmen are beautiful. Especially the shots of the necklaces with the dress necklines - LOVE those.










This idea is just brilliant - in lieu of escort cards, the bride had each name of her guests written on a trio of antique window frames. These frames were hanging in the entrance when the guests arrived.


The mother of the bride found a navy and white fabric which she used to sew table runners as well as accents for the cocktail tables and baskets to hold toiletries in the bathroom. The navy and white table linens were offset by sunflower yellow napkins and yellow and white chinese lanterns.


As the evening drew to a close, the bride surprised her new husband by setting out milk and cookies for a late night snack {one of his favorite things to eat}.

Thank you Alison for sharing such a lovely and cozy backyard wedding with my readers today. To see more from Alison White Photography, please visit her web site and blog.
Weddding Vendors:
Event planning: Rachael Gardner at Crested Butte Events
Flowers: Keli at Misty Mountain Too
Music: Angie Hornbrook with High Mountain DJ's
Catering: Fete Events
Cake: Erica White
Tent: Crested Butte Tent and Party Rental
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Reader Comments (7)
I love the window idea, so creative!
Love the window pane seating chart! That was brilliantly beautiful.
perfect :)
I adore using window panes to showcase where guests are seating. I do have a questions as to how you do it. Is it as simple as finding a good pen and just writing right on the pane or is there another trick to it? Also, could you stamp the names on or what bc the writing is just so pretty and I would love mine to look half as cute as this one!!!
LB - I'm guessing that the bride and groom probably had window clings made to fit in the window panes with the guests names. If you'd like me to send along a company that could do this for you, just let me know.
I really like the dress! Perfect for her wedding setting!
The pearl necklace is really exceptional. To me, pearls have a sort of unspoken purity that enhances the bride's gown. Always classic.