Oh, man! Where do I begin...It was SO fun helping design this wedding and there were many reasons for that. Number one being that this was my best friend's wedding!! And, I was the matron of honor - hurray! And, I got to spend so much quality fun time with family and friends along the way - bonus!
Lori and Nathan put on an eclectic, colorful garden fiesta that played with vintage and modern elements - in turn, producing a totally unique wedding that reflected their fun-loving personalities. The
San Antonio Botanical Garden provided the perfect setting for this magical day. This wedding turned out so beautifully that
Style Me Pretty Texas featured it!
Bouquets featured dahlias, ranunculus, billy balls, hypericum berries, scabiosa pods, snapdragon, hydrangeas, and roses to name a few. So pretty!
For favors, Lori and Nathan gave guests succulents from
Nature's Herb Farm in baby jars. Table elements: flowers arranged by
Eden's Echo in a mix of vintage vessels collected by the bride, groom, family, and friends; framed table numbers by
The Creative Parasol; and green/cream and gold/cream chevron table runners sewn by a friend. Each table was a little different than the next!


Lori and Nathan's ceremony overlooked the Lucile Halsell Conservatory at the Garden. Aisle poms made by your's truly!

Workin' my aisle pom magic. Billy balls, hypericum berries, and greenery for the groom's boutonniere. Pretty head table layout.

Gorgeous Lori in the arbor area. Bridesmaids with program fans. More table layout.

Tables in the fountain plaza. Bride behind the honeycomb garland (your's truly). Bride's Omi's ring (her something blue - so sweet).
Ceremony captured in the pond's reflection. Mr. and Mrs. Dimmitt!!!! Honeycombs!
The happy couple!
Wedding party letting loose after the ceremony! Girls in shades of green, cream, and yellow. Boys in blue seersucker.
Wedding sign by the bride's brother. Honeycombs, again! Beautiful bride and groom.
Dessert table with vintage cake stands, platters, and bowls. Pretty and delicious cakes by
Ayon's Bakery. Brownies and cookies by friends and family.
Succulents all ready for guests to take!
Bride and bridesmaids crafted ribbon wands to send off the bride and groom! Here I am showing you how to wave it :).
Lori and Nathan making their grand exit! What a celebration!
What I love most about this wedding is how family, friends, and vendors came together to pull off a vision. The collaboration between those three parties not only makes a wedding look amazing, but makes it meaningful to the couple.
Congratulations, Lori and Nathan! I love you guys! Thank you for including me in your special day.
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