Google+ Classic Wedding Week: Teresa + Kenneth, Part II - Southern Weddings

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We’re back with more from Teresa + Kenneth’s beautiful wedding!  The two celebrated at at The Athenaeum, a venue whose classic architecture perfectly mirrored the aesthetic of T + K’s big day.  Gorgeous, vintage blooms were thanks to Commerce Flowers.  Kudos to Christine Pak of Se Lah Ve, who coordinated the festivites.  Want to see more?  Check out photographer Amelia Lyon’s blog post right here!

Describe your wedding flowers: My inspiration came from Elizabeth Messina’s wedding.  We had ivory roses, hydrangeas, and peonies mixed with green leaves in antique silver chalices.  They gave the reception a simple, yet beautiful and vintage feel.

What was the biggest challenge you had to overcome while planning your wedding?  Bringing myself back to reality.  We had to remind ourselves that the wedding was just one day compared to the rest of our lives.  There’s no need to splurge on everything, especially in this economy.

What was most memorable moment about your wedding day? Taking in how incredibly blessed and loved we both are by friends and family.  We didn’t mind all the clapping, either.  Nowadays, we walk into a room and there’s no clapping.  How come no one claps anymore?!

Congratulations, Teresa + Kenneth!  Have fun on all of your travels!



Written with love by Southern Weddings
4 Comments
  1. avatar Mia @ Personalized Wedding Gift reply

    I really dig the whole tone of the pictures. You`re really talented

  2. avatar Dennis @ Wholesale Roses reply

    Peonies are my very favorite flower. Congratulations to you both the wedding looks like it was a fabulous event for all.

  3. avatar mari catherine reply

    Beautiful!!! can you tell me where the bridesmaid dresses are from? i looooove them!!

  4. avatar Emily @ Southern Weddings reply

    Hi Mari! Teresa actually designed the bridesmaid dresses herself! Isn't she crazy talented?Emily @ SW

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