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The wedding palette featured soft ivory, pale blue, lavender, blush, and peach, delicate tones that echoed the florals and the light, summery atmosphere of the day.
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This wedding carried the ease and lightness of a perfect summer day. Every element—flowing florals, warm tones, and thoughtful details—felt harmonious and elegant, yet never overstated. The overall atmosphere leaned into the softness of the season: refined, intimate, and joyfully relaxed.
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Will proposed on a quiet day by the coast, surrounded by sunflowers and soft-toned florals. It was just the two of them—simple, sincere, and full of warmth.
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Layne chose Morning Glory by Blue Willow from Anne Barge—a romantic floral gown that felt fresh, refined, and perfectly suited for a summer celebration. The soft blue pattern added a subtle layer of color, complementing the day’s light and airy mood. It moved beautifully in the breeze and felt like it belonged in every part of the day, from portraits in the garden to dancing under the stars.
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The bright and beautiful colors worn by her mom, sisters, and best friends echoed the joyful palette of the day. Their styles felt personal and effortless, adding to the warmth and vibrance of the celebration.
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[field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Will wore a classic black tuxedo with a white boutonnière, simple and timeless. [/field]
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[section title=”The Details”]
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The menu embraced a refined farm-to-table approach, with dishes that felt both thoughtful and seasonally inspired. Served al fresco beneath the summer sky, the food perfectly complemented the setting—light, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Every element felt intentional, enhancing the relaxed yet elegant rhythm of the day.
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[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The floral design struck a beautiful balance between refined and natural. Arrangements featured soft, seasonal blooms in shades that echoed the wedding palette—ivory, blush, peach, lavender, and pale blue. From the ceremony arch to the loosely gathered centerpieces, everything felt airy and organic, as if the flowers had simply grown into place. The design complemented the setting without ever overwhelming it, adding texture and tone to an already picturesque day.[/field]
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A simple three-tiered cake adorned with fresh greenery and a single bloom—it was timeless and just right. A sweet ending to a celebration full of charm.
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[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]As Layne made her way down the aisle, her sister’s voice filled the air, a heartfelt performance that made the moment feel even more personal and emotional. Just after the ceremony, a close friend played the saxophone, setting a joyful, celebratory tone for what was to come. The evening unfolded effortlessly with a vibrant DJ set that kept everyone dancing late into the night.[/field]
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Photography: Chernogorov Photography | Event Planning: Brassicas | Floral Design: Bright Floral Design | Cake: The Little Things Bakery | DJ: Ian Dillard | Wedding Venue: Santa Barbara Club | Linen: BBJ La Tavola | MUA: Shanie Crosbie | Rentals: The Tent Merchant
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