We don’t know too much about this gem of a Southern wedding, but knew we absolutely had to share it with you. (We’re pretty sure you’ll forgive us the lack of details once you see the photos from Joey + Jessica Seawell of Veil and Bow.) Tara, in a sleek pleated gown, wed pink tie-clad Steve at the Daniel Island Club in historic Charleston. The team at Peacock Events planned the simple outdoor ceremony, and Timeless Designs styled bright, island-inspired blooms to accent the venue’s lush green palette. Leave it to Joey + Jessica to capture the sweetest details of the day: coral and aqua beach cruisers – polished and ready for riding! -, raspberry watercolor paper goods courtesy of Wedding Paper Divas and an auspicious flying v over the couple’s intimate vows. Emily and I both agree this last shot is almost too perfect.
Check back for more from the reception soon!
This bride and her bridesmaids look GORGEOUS–and my heart is absolutely melting over the basset hound <3 I used to have them growing up and I love, love, love them! I think incorporating a pet into a wedding ceremony is so sweet and fun! Can't wait to see Part II!!
Perfect timing in the last picture! Way to capture the moment.
Gorg! Love the puppy shots :)
The basset hound steals the show! ;)
This does not help my obsession for basset hounds and that last shot is pure perfection!!
What a gorgeous wedding, all the details are so cute. Our favorite shade of pink! beautiful photography as well!!
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As a wedding photographer and owner of two basset hounds who’ve been used in inspiration shoots, I’m going nuts over this wedding. The hot pink and orange are just exquisite for the camera (and in person). Love it all.
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