Well Seasoned
Incorporating autumn was all about marrying rustic accents with upscale details. Cast-iron, candlelit lanterns were paired with long tree branches, and glittery accents contrasted with the natural allure of fresh flora. “There were pumpkins, lanterns and gourds everywhere,” Nicole says. “It perfectly matched the setting and the season.”
Up in Smoke
The pair paid tribute to their groomsmen with a cigar bar—complete with customized matchboxes and individually wrapped stogies. Not only did it add a masculine touch to the festivities, but it also added a festive sense of fun. “What a special way to include the guys,” Nicole reflects.
Botanical Beauties
The bridal bouquets’ muted “hen and chick” succulents and eucalyptus sprigs brought contrast to a bright floral palette of white, pumpkin orange and deep scarlet. The boutonnieres also sported smaller versions of the graygreen plants, adding an earthy tone to the otherwise formal tuxedos.
Evening Elegance
Thanks to longer nights and cooler temperatures, the wedding party was able to take things up a notch with fulllength black bridesmaid dresses and black-tie tuxedos. “Long dresses give the overall ceremony a formal quality,” Nicole observes. “It really changed the atmosphere.” S
Inside the Charles H. Morris Center, silver and orange pumpkins, textured table settings and bright accents of candlelight, florals and greenery enveloped guests in the glow of the vibrant season.
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