Mikaella Miller and Aaron Smith were a lovely couple to work with. They were married on 11.11.11 at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel with a reception at Pine Ridge Country Club in Willoughby, Ohio. The date was very special to couple and all the other amazing couples able to get married on this special day.  The ceremony was traditional Catholic with a not so traditional reception to follow.  The reception had an enchanted feel with feather centerpieces and candelabras and a cake with an ice dragon made by About the Cake.  Aaron LOVED the cake and Mikaella couldn’t have been happier with her favorite band playing, the Boilermaker Band.

The wedding also had so fun features such as a photo-booth by Redeye Photo Booth and a warm bar, which was served later in the evening. The warm bar included hot chocolate, coffee, and cherry apple cider, which is the couple’s absolute favorite fall drink.

 

 

Special thanks to the other vendors that helped make this special day happen:

Z Media for photography, Tuthills in Mentor for the flowers, and Rock The House for the beautiful lighting.

 

 



Jackie and Richie were married on June 23, 2012. The wedding had so many fun aspects to it and the vintage theme turned out wonderful! So many important people to the couple helped make this day possible. The wedding took place at a friends beautiful home overlooking Lake Erie in Bratenahl located right next to the Shoreby Club. Although the couple did not hire a photographer they had many friends and family members helping them capture the important moments of the day.  With such a beautiful sunset over the lake, we were all snapping some great pics!  The ceremony was officiated by a friend of the couple.  To go with their vintage theme the Bride and her Mother took care of the centerpieces planting flowers in all different types of jars and cans.  The Mother of the Bride even purchased some adorable jars with battery operated lighting bugs inside that lit up the night.  Duet Catering did a great job keeping with the vegan food the Bride requested, and even a few meat choices were added in for the Groom. 

 

Other things we loved:

the "man" of honor

the brides short dress & choice of Toms for her shoes

the use of Hodge Podge for the all different vintage chairs
the paraplane that flew over the guest waving just before the ceremony began