Friday, February 1, 2013

Alana + Casey {Real Wedding}

Alana + Casey were so much fun to plan with!  Talk about pure, classic elegance, mixed in with a great group of friends and family, a beautiful location and you have one timeless wedding!  Alana and Casey's idea of a perfect wedding included having fun, which reflects their personalities entirely.  From the ceremony to the reception, everything transitioned beautifully and effortlessly.  The wedding took place outside in the Sculpture Garden at Balboa Park.  The sun was shining and the air was clear after a weekend storm passed through.  The guests showered the bride and groom with lots of love as they were happily pronounced husband and wife!   Congratulations filled the air as whimsical streamers were waved in celebration!  The reception began with a cocktail hour where guests mingled amongst each other and signed the guestbook tree.  The linens consisted of soft, romantic shades of pink and sequins lined with delicate mercury votives that illuminated the room beautifully.  Alana and Casey wanted the reception to feel comfortable and inviting by serving food at individual stations where guests could dine at their ease.  The DJ filled the hall with energetic music which excited guests and the dance floor was soon filled throughout the entire evening.  We had such a great time coordinating this night for Alana and Casey, we wish them lots of love in their journey together and hope their lives are as magical as their wedding night!    

     


Amazing Cast & Crew (aka Vendors)
Photographers: He & She Photography
DJ: DJ Divel
Catering & Bar: Giuseppe Catering
Florals: Modern Bouquet
Venue: SDMA Sculpture Court - Samantha Saad
Linens: La Tavola
Cake: Sweet & Saucy Shop


xo, Hall Events






2 comments:

  1. Thanks for sharing this information on this wedding and hope you had a pretty good time. It’s my sister-in-law’s wedding next month and have already booked one of graceful Chicago wedding venues. Hope I will succeed in arranging a perfect party.

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