The Wedding: Part I

17 Nov

At long last, friends, we have wedding photos to share with you! We had such a wonderful weekend in Vermont – the weather was perfect, the ceremony was just as I had hoped it would be, and the reception was classy and just so much fun (more on that in tomorrow’s post!). I have to tell y’all, I’m quite smitten with the black and white images from the day, captured by Nathaniel of Studio 56 Photography & Design. I hope you enjoy them!

Stay tuned for Part II tomorrow!

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Photographer: Studio 56 Photography & Design // Venue: Rockingham Meeting House // Florist: Valley Flower Company // Paper Products: DIY by the yours truly and my handsome beau // Bride’s Dress: Private Label // Bride’s Veil: Embellish Veils & Accessories // Bride’s Shoes: Nine West // Girls’ Hair: Hartland Hair Express // Bride’s Accessories: pearl bracelet, drop pearl earrings from Etsy, ribbon sash from Etsy, something borrowed/blue: Delft pin from groom’s mother // Men’s Tuxes: Men’s Wearhouse // Bridesmaid Dresses: Ann Taylor

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Easter Sunday « Ashley Morgan Arts - April 8, 2012
[...] I had a busy but very rewarding morning leading worship in two services. – We marked our six-month anniversary. – I didn’t eat a single jelly bean. – There were snow flurries in the air! – We cooked an [...]
Bow Ties « Ashley Morgan Arts - February 23, 2012
[...] all started with the wedding tux. I knew bow ties and cummerbunds were a must and (thankfully!) SD agreed. Classic, elegant, [...]
Southern Weddings Feature « Ashley Morgan Arts - February 21, 2012
[...] and the southern charm of the SW editorial team. How could I give all this up after our wedding last [...]
The Wayside Inn « Ashley Morgan Arts - December 19, 2011
[...] year ago today, I said yes! To celebrate the occasion, Steve made reservations for us at the historic Wayside Inn in [...]
The Wayside Inn « Ashley Morgan Arts - December 19, 2011
[...] year ago today, I said yes! To celebrate the occasion, Steve made reservations for us at the historic Wayside Inn in [...]
The Veil « Ashley Morgan Arts - December 15, 2011
[...] been a few weeks since my wedding posts (here and here, if you missed them!) so I didn’t think you’d mind another glance back at the [...]
Color Splash « Ashley Morgan Arts - December 14, 2011
[...] realm of silvery grey cardigans, black and white kitchens, chocolate and vanilla ice cream, elegant black and white weddings, and fluffy white bedding. However, inspired by my little bit of Christmas decorating last week, [...]
Happy Thanksgiving! « Ashley Morgan Arts - November 23, 2011
[...] for sweet friends and family who blessed us with thoughtful cards and gifts and celebrated our wedding day with us, for Steve -the love of my life – and the life God has set before us, and for the [...]
The Wedding: Part II « Ashley Morgan Arts - November 18, 2011
[...] hope you enjoyed yesterday’s look at our wedding ceremony! Today, it’s all about the southern-style reception at Hartland’s Sumner Mansion [...]

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