Last week I shared a beautiful intimate San Francisco City Hall wedding and a super adorable elopement session. But what about the couple who is already married but chooses to celebrate their love with family and friends at a wonderful party? That is exactly what Farhan and Lucy did at gorgeous Point Lobos Estate in Carmel. Lucy is a talented artist who took care to create some of the FABULOUS details at their celebration including a hanging sculpture designed out of chicken wire that served as a visual barrier into the food preparation area complete with fabric circles on string; a console covered with photographs and topped with glass; outdoor tables covered in hand cut fabrics and vintage bottles. Farhan and Lucy's mothers each prepared their favorite meals to serve to guests. I am absolutely head over heels in love with Lucy's amazing dress! The day was filled with personal touches, unity and love. Check it out for yourself...
From Lucy {the bride}:
Suzanne Hanley, owner of Atelier Des Modistes in San Francisco, created the dress. I had some ideas about the dress and some fabric from Britex Fabrics on San Francisco, and we went from there. My shoes weren't really that fancy. I think they're actually an imitation of a pair of Valentino's that I could never afford. :) They were embellished with a bit of pink ribbon, from Britex Fabrics, a little sparkle using beads from General Bead and the handiword on my savior friend, Nadia Khan, who swooped in at the last minute to make them happen.
I love this wedding celebration so much! Carlie Statsky Photography did such a great job captureing the day. So good that I feel like I was actually there experiencing their joy. And how about that cake topper replica of Lucy's dress? LOVE LOVE LOVE!
Suzanne Hanley, owner of Atelier Des Modistes in San Francisco, created the dress. I had some ideas about the dress and some fabric from Britex Fabrics on San Francisco, and we went from there. My shoes weren't really that fancy. I think they're actually an imitation of a pair of Valentino's that I could never afford. :) They were embellished with a bit of pink ribbon, from Britex Fabrics, a little sparkle using beads from General Bead and the handiword on my savior friend, Nadia Khan, who swooped in at the last minute to make them happen.
Until Next Time, Stay Fabulous!
2 comments:
Such a beautiful wedding! Love all of the fresh flowers and her wedding band, in particular!
Her dress and the matching cake topper are AMAZING!
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