Lindsay and Jay May 2014 The Inn at Oneata Kortnee Kate Photography

This wedding took on a life of its own!  There wasn't a detail left out.  Lindsay supplied a plethora of vintage props and antiques in tables, couches, lanterns, bird cages, candles and an amazing amount of antique china used for each and every guest! Her mother was a former owner of an antique store and they needed a pod to put everything in!  It was such a great success, the Lindsay now has her own company "One Fine Day" where she rents out all her antiques along with a lot more vintage items she has collected along the way- check her out if you are looking for props!!!!

 Her bouquet was overflowing with peony, roses succulents, pods, hydrangeas, ranunculus in pastels pinks to fuchsia pinks, corals and greens, peaches in garden rises, astilbe and veronica, scabiosa to name a few....

 Thanks for the endless detailed pics from Kortnee Kate! She didn't miss anything! and thanks to Jessica from Sweetheart Planners for all her help and teamwork! 

Kati and Addison October 2013

Kati and Addison were true "urban-ites" living and working in downtown Cincy-so no surprise that they celebrated their wedding in the same environment.  Ceremony at Music Hall    
There great photos by Jonathon Gibson Photography

 

 

 

 

Mara and 2013 September Pinecroft Mansion Loft 3 photography

                                          I loved this wedding and I loved this bride!  you can see her personality in all of these pics!  what a doll!  so much fun and a great time planning her unique vision! 

The bouquets were a cool mix of dahlia, succulents, mums, ranunculus, brunia berry and dusty miller

The centerpieces were in rustic white washed wood boxes with a colorful mix in pinks, oranges and yellows.  Each centerpiece had a landmark in Cinti that had memories for the bride and groom- so cool! 

Carolyn and AJ 2013 September

 

This bright and cheerful bouquet had all the personality that the bride did who carried it!  A textured mix of dahlia, roses, mums, succulents, snapdragons, hypericum berry and ranunculus.