WellWed Magazine Cape & Islands

with love the cape & islands

{Fall & Winter 2010}

Brilliant foliage drifting from the sky‌the perfect quiet of a morning snowfall‌sleigh rides by the light of the moon.

Stay warm this season with a sweet fireside embrace from the one you love.

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fresh cape & islands style

a nautical road trip to maine {color Palette} design & decorative complements {Style file I} inspiring ideas - décor & f lowers {Style File II} visually decadent - cakes & sweets {Seaworthy Setting}

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Christine Lambert & Marc Pentino

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behind the scenes with Julie Hatt advice from anna post {wedding weekends} dream getaways far & near {made in The Cape & Islands} what to buy {unveiled}

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advertiser directory

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PICTURE PERFECT. EVERY DETAIL IN PLACE. LAUGHING, DANCING, MEMORIES IN THE MAKING.

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editor's note issue no. 4 {from the publisher}

Devotion, whether it be to country or sweetheart, is rooted in pure, unwavering love, and is ever—present in today's wedding industry.

There is just something about the fall and winter that exudes a feeling of togetherness.

Maybe it’s the holidays, maybe it’s the desire for warmth, but during this time, I just crave connection with those I love. It is during this time that my heart aches the most for all the brave men and women in our armed forces who are away from those that mean everything to them.

Here at WellWed Magazine, we are often lucky enough to witness not only fabulous nuptials but also true love — an illuminating, amazing, remarkable type of love that is impossible to miss in photos from a couple’s wedding day. For some couples, even when their lives have been disrupted by war and they live thousands of miles apart, or for those who have lost a loved one, this kind of love never fades. True love endures; it perseveres and carries on. My own grandfather, Clifford Austin, is a World War II veteran, and the inspiration for our vintage-chic “Always Faithful” gown shoot at Patriots Point in South Carolina (page 97). As a young man, he left his family to join the armed forces, fought in the Battle of the Bulge, and was held as a prisoner of war for many months. Our collection of stunning bridal couture is dedicated to his legacy, as well as the many men and women currently serving in the military, and others that have tragically lost their lives.

It is my hope that this season, brides will remember what weddings are all about. Get back to basics by using vintage and antique elements throughout your celebration. We’ve included amazing DIY décor (page 167) that can add a truly personal element to any celebration, and our pick-your-palette ideas are sure to result in fun and fresh inspiration. Far from ever looking dated, photos from your vintage-inspired wedding will retain a timeless elegance that will be as everlasting as your devotion to one another.

More important, remember what your wedding day is all about: a celebration of love. Spend a few moments this fall and winter just taking in the vibrant foliage, letting soft snowflakes kiss your cheeks, and keeping those you love close to your heart, no matter how far away they might be.

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Contributors wellwed {who's who in “i-do"}

Just like the happy couples in our magazine, we are lucky enough to work with fantastically talented wedding professionals. here are some who helped us create this issue!

With over two decades of experience, Lynda Dandeneau, owner of Dandeneau Flowers, brings her signature designs and personalized service to Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard, and beyond.

Meredith Fancy, of Fancy Flowers, has been designing beautiful floral arrangements for Cape Cod weddings since 1982. From simple garlands of local flora to exotic bouquets of lush blooms from around the world, Meredith’s designs are sure to match your personal style.

Barrie Fisher, of Barrie Fisher Photographers, creates images of incomparable artistry, a testament to her considerable talent and skill.

Nantucket Event Media owner and operator, Lisa Frey, has a passion for photography and videography, so special moments will live on through her skillful documentation.

Nicole Friedler, of Nicole Friedler Photography, combines a sense of style with an eye for design to produce lasting photographs and memories.

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Dawn Kelly, of Soirée Floral, dreams up inventive color palettes and tablescapes that lend uniqueness to each wedding.

For invitations, save-the-date notes, and everything in between, brides need to look no further than fine paper designer Marty Kelly of Marty Kelly Paper.

Whether you want a sophisticated interpretation of a classic or an out-of-the-ordinary dessert, Jodi Levesque, of Jodi’s Cakes, can make it scrumptious.

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Corbin Gurkin has two passions in life: traveling and photographing weddings. She will go anywhere in the world to tell a love story through photography, and she makes sure to capture the entire celebration, from start to finish.

Cape Cod–based Kate Murphy Lowenstein of KML Photography uses natural light for her classic yet modern photos. For 10 years, she has been capturing the genuine moments at weddings in Cape Cod, Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, and around the country. david seaver

Patrice Milley, of Patrice R. Milley Floral Designers, makes your fantasy floral arrangements a reality, ensuring that your flowers set the right tone for your big day.

Placesetters, Inc. is Nantucket’s premier source for high-quality rentals, boasting a broad range of table options to complement the island’s natural beauty and setting.

Pastry chef and Food Network regular Lisa Raffael, owner of Delicious Desserts, has been creating nationally renowned wedding cakes and specialty desserts for more than 15 years.

Kimberly Reed, of A Taste of Nantucket, brings imagination, artistry, and grace to her love of fine food.

M. Smith & Co.’s stationery boutique offers exquisite custom wedding stationery, from announcements and invitations to programs and menus.

Since 1993, Karen Taddei, of Lilacs, has been whipping up inspired floral designs for ceremonies, receptions, and bridal parties.

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Zofia Waig, of Zofia Photography, produces imaginative, fresh photographs, detailing the oft-missed little moments that are sure to bring joy to all who see them.

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It's no secret that the cape and islands' wedding professionals are better than ever. From new books to charitable causes, here are our top 4!

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{PICTURE THIS} Fabulous photographer Cary Hazlegrove has debuted her 13th book of photos — Nantucket, the third in a series featuring the island from a resident’s point of view. The book is filled with more than 150 color photographs representing Nantucket’s distinct seasons, photographed over the past decade — a true celebration of extraordinary beauty. hazlegrove.com

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{EASY AS PIE} Chef Dee Smith of Tea Lane Caterers and The Phantom Chef has launched a delicious new savory pie line. Each pie is served on a vintage-inspired embossed metal pie plate, of which customers can collect or return. For every plate returned, Tea Lane will make a donation to the Vineyard Support System for women battling breast cancer. tealanecaterers.com

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Nicole Whelden of Unique Nantucket Events has teamed up with some of the region’s best wedding professionals to create a worthy wedding giveaway for one deserving bride and groom who have suffered a tragedy or served time in the armed forces. Kudos to WellWed advertisers Unique Nantucket Events, Soirée Floral, Placesetters Inc., Jodi’s Cakes, and Marty Kelly Paper. uniquenantucket.com

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{Noteworthy news} TALENTED PROFESSIONALS WITHIN THE WEDDING INDUSTRY ARE CONSTANTLY DELIGHTING US WITH NEW PRODUCTS AND BUSINESSES. HERE ARE SOME OF OUR new FAVORITES!

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{boutique chic}

Attention brides: J.Crew has opened its first bridal boutique! Inspired by French style salons, this New York City boutique houses all of J.Crew’s bridal and bridesmaid collections, as well as cocktail and evening designs, new and vintage jewelry pieces, handbags, and so much more! jcrew.com

vineyardvines.com 800.892.4982 Visit us at 19 Winter Street, Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard 21 Market Street, Mashpee Commons, Cape Cod 2 Harbor Square, Nantucket

Talent spotlight {KML PHOTOGRAPHY}

Over five years ago, Kate Lowenstein followed her dreams to become one of the premier photographers on Cape Cod, always capturing perfect moments that make any event remarkable.

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It wasn’t until Kate Lowenstein was on her honeymoon that her talent for photography first came to light. After borrowing a friend’s camera for the trip, Kate realized she had a knack for taking pictures. Upon returning home, she immediately immersed herself in photography seminars, books, and endless practicing on her own camera — a gift from her new husband. Her studying, practicing, and dreaming paid off: In 2005, she started KML Photography and was up and running within a few weeks. Originally, Kate focused on photographing families and children on the beach, but it wasn’t long before brides and grooms-to-be came knocking.

Voted one of the Top 3 Best Photographers by the 2009 Cape Cod A-List, K ML Photography is now a go-to resource for brides and grooms planning their weddings on t he C ap e. K ate f i nd s i nspi r at ion ever y where, from magazines to music videos, resulting in a truly unique style and flawless technique. cassandra sullivan

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KATE’S ADVICE: when choosing a photographer , find someone who suits your style , budget & personality.

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The wedding affair

{ATTENTION BRIDES!} THIS WINTER’S CAPE & ISLANDS' WEDDING AFFAIR IS THE PERFECT WAY TO KICK-START YOUR PLANNING AND FIND FRESH INSPIRATION. Planning on tying the knot in the Cape & Islands area? To meet some of the region’s most experienced and trusted wedding professionals, join us this winter for the Cape & Islands Wedding Affair. Couples can enjoy tasty gourmet fare by the area’s many excellent caterers, take part in informative seminars and workshops, sample wedding cakes that taste as amazing as they look, become inspired by exquisitely executed table settings, attend an impressive runway show of bridal couture, and mingle with many of WellWed’s favorite wedding professionals.

Last year, brides enjoyed complimentary spa services, snacked at the caramel apple bar, and even made their own unique potpourri creations while grooms relaxed in the cozy groom’s lounge. Whether you’re newly engaged or well into the planning process, this intimate, inspiring, and one-of-a-kind showcase of all things nuptial is one other occasion on which to say “I do!”

WEDDING PARTY: this charming & inspirational afternoon is packed with all the wedding resources a seaside couple could ask for.

{winter 2011} {save the dates - 2010-2011 events} Is your heart set on a Cape & Islands wedding?

Attend the 2011 Cape & Islands Wedding Affair for the best of the region’s cuisine, décor, photography, and more. Register early, as tickets do sell out — aweddingaffair.com

11.06.10: The Vermont Wedding Affair, Shelburne, Vermont 01.22.11: The Finger Lakes Wedding Affair, Rochester, New York 02.26.11: The Hamptons Wedding Affair

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Annie Taylor and Luke Farrow’s relationship is reminiscent of all the great love stories.

Annie, a Southern belle born and raised in Texas, spent all her summers in Nantucket since she was a young girl. Luke, a Northerner who had grown up in Concord, Massachusetts, also spent many summers on the island, working and enjoying the sun. During college, Annie spent the summer working for a local floral designer, happy to have escaped the humidity of the South. At the airport on her way home, she met Luke, who had a job there as a ramp agent.

As often happens on the island, the last flight out was canceled due to fog, and Annie found herself invited to a party instead. She and Luke exchanged e-mail addresses but only spoke occasionally until they both returned to Nantucket the next summer. When Luke invited Annie to visit him in Boston over Labor Day, she knew there was something special there. “We sat in this old Italian restaurant, and he looked across the table at me and simply said, ‘For every reason you can give me to leave, I’ll give you one to stay.’” Needless to say, Annie never left.

ANNIE LOOKED DOWN TO SEE LUKE ON HIS KNEE, HOLDING A GOLD TWIST-TIE MADE INTO THE SHAPE OF A RING.

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For years, Luke would tease Annie, telling her that she would never marry him unless he had a huge diamond ring for her, to which Annie would reply, “I’d marry you if all you had to give me was a twist-tie.” Five years, one dog, four apartments, and one college graduation after they had taken their first Labor Day trip to Boston, the couple was vacationing in Philadelphia, with plans to move there.

They had just finished dinner and were walking back to the hotel when Luke handed Annie a card expressing his love for her, with a postscript telling her to refer to the “awkwardly kneeling man at your feet.” Through a veil of tears, Annie looked down to see Luke on his knee, holding a gold twist-tie made into the shape of a ring, as well as a dazzling cushion-cut diamond ring. Annie couldn’t believe it. “It was in the city we had planned on for our future that our life truly began,” she says.

Annie and Luke couldn’t imagine a better place to be married than Nantucket, the place that had brought them together. Since Annie had spent five summers working with one of the island’s floral designers, she had seen a lot of local weddings and knew she was prepared to plan her own. They also both knew how gorgeous the island was in September. Drawing inspiration from 1920s weddings at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, Annie embraced pale dusky lavenders

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CAKE: JODI’S CAKES JODISCAKES.COM (PAGE 172) CATERING: NANTUCKET CATERING COMPANY nantucketcateringcompany.COM (PAGE 88) COORDINATION: UNIQUE NANTUCKET EVENTS UNIQUENANTUCKET.COM (PAGE 132) EVENT RENTALS: RENTALS UNLIMITED & SPERRY TENTS RENTALS-UNLIMITED.NET (PAGE 8), SPERRYTENTS.COM (PAGE 16) FLORAL DESIGN: SOIRéE FLORAL SOIREEFLORAL.COM (PAGE 122)

As Annie walked down the aisle that day, she says that seeing Luke’s face was her favorite moment of the wedding. “Seeing him as the church door swung open is a memory that will warm me for years to come. I was marrying my best friend and the love of my life.

It was five years in the making, but worth every second when we first met eyes.”

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and champagne gold tones. She complemented the unique colors by using her family’s heirloom silver as vessels for centerpieces. “Since the wedding was so far away from my childhood home, it was a way of bringing a little more South up North.” Each table was named after a different famous poet, with their best love poem placed in the center. They also chose to have traditional bride and groom’s cakes. Annie’s was southern red velvet, and Luke’s was in the shape of a whale — a tribute to the “Wally the Whale” cakes he had loved as a child. Annie wasn’t originally thrilled with his choice, but admits that both cakes were beautiful.

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Before they even began dating, Christine Lambert and Marc Pentino regularly sailed off into the sunset together — literally. Both were on the board of the Downtown Sailing Center in Baltimore, Maryland, and spent many evenings sailing around Baltimore Harbor, organizing events and activities, and getting to know each other. “You learn a lot about a person sailing around an industrial harbor on a J-22 with no motor,” says Christine. One night, when the boat docked, Christine and Marc went to dinner, and they have been together ever since.

After dating for five years and purchasing a house together, both knew that marriage was in their future, but they took their time getting engaged. Strolling the streets of downtown Nantucket while vacationing one summer, they saw a vintage Tiffany wedding band that Christine fell in love with. However, when Marc went back to get it the next day, he told Christine it had been sold. Disappointed, Christine and Marc continued to look at rings until they came across a vintage Edwardian old European cut diamond ring, which Marc immediately purchased, but he waited to propose. Knowing that Marc had the ring, Christine was anxious but tried to remain patient.

One Saturday morning, Marc went out early to run some errands, but it wasn’t long before he called home. “Marc called around noon and asked me to come outside into the park in front of the house,” says Christine. “I thought it was odd because it was a little rainy, but I went anyway.” Marc motioned for Christine to sit down on a bench before kneeling in front of her and placing the long-awaited Edwardian ring on her finger, asking Christine to marry him. From his car, Marc lead a five-month-old poodle puppy over to Christine, and attached to his collar was the Tiffany wedding band. “He said that the two of them came as a pair, and I just said yes to the both of them,” says Christine. At long last, they were engaged.

MARC lead A FIVE-MONTH-OLD POODLE PUPPY over to christine, AND ATTACHED TO his COLLAR WAS THE TIFFANY WEDDING BAND.

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There was no question that Christine and Marc would have their wedding on Nantucket. They had vacationed there for years and had always admired the island’s natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere.

Christine settled on a blue and cranberry color palette for the celebration: “Blue is my favorite color, and cranberry is so fitting for Nantucket, especially in the fall.” Her florals were a wonderful blend of light blue and deep, vibrant cranberry hues, with some fresh berries for texture. Next to the place cards, Christine had a magnificent oldfashioned bird cage, intertwined with flowers and fruits, set against the backdrop of the gorgeous Nantucket marshes.

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Guests then celebrated indoors, snacking on homemade desserts made by Christine's mother and aunt and admiring the beautiful cake, in the shape of a sailor’s valentine, reminiscent of the sailor's valentine Christine had made for Marc out of shells in a wooden frame their first Valentines Day together. With gorgeous weather, a beautiful backdrop, and good company, the couple agreed that their wedding day had at least one thing in common with their old days on Baltimore Harbor: It was smooth sailing.

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The ceremony and reception took place at the Sankaty Golf Club, a location the couple felt was both fun and relatively casual. Blessed with perfect crisp fall weather, the ceremony was held outdoors, with the Sankaty Lighthouse in the background. Per family tradition, Christine slipped a dime in her shoe that her grandmother had also worn at her wedding, and her father walked her down the aisle, something that she was afraid wouldn’t happen. “He had about two years of health issues that prevented him from walking for a time,” says Christine.

For her, the walk was extra special.

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Though Emilie DuPont grew up in Sun Valley, Idaho, over the years Cape Cod had easily assumed the role of her second home. Even at 7 years old, Emilie defiantly told her mother, “I’m going to get married in Cape Cod.” Little did she know that Chris Callahan, the little boy she spent every summer with from the age of 7 to 15, would grow up to be the man she married. Although Emilie and Chris were childhood friends, sneaking out of their respective homes after everyone was asleep to explore the deserted beaches, their busy schedules in high school and college caused them to lose touch. Chris attended Georgetown University before moving to New York City, while Emilie was involved with the film industry in Los Angeles. It wasn’t until Emilie was visiting the Cape with friends that she thought of her old friend Chris. They hadn’t spoken in years — but as soon as she tracked down his number and gave him a call, the sound of his voice made her feel as if she were coming home.

Months later, while vacationing in Palm Beach, Florida, Chris proposed to Emilie while the couple was dining under a star-filled sky. “I was shocked. Every possible answer came out of my mouth, then I ended it with ‘Yes!’” says Emilie. Unbeknownst to her, Chris’ plan to propose under the night sky had almost been unexpectedly changed. Earlier that day, Emilie had opened a drawer in Chris’ childhood bedroom, unaware that it was where he had hidden her ring. “He told me later that he almost had a heart attack and thought he was going to have to ask me right then and there!” she says.

Fortunately, the ring stayed hidden until that evening.

THEY READ THEIR VOWS IN HER GRANDMOTHER’S GARDEN, THE SAME PLACE THEY HAD SHARED THEIR FIRST KISS YEARS BEFORE.

Emilie’s great grandmother had purchased a summer home in Osterville, Massachusetts in 1927, and the family has enjoyed it ever since. A few of her cousins had even been married on the property, inspiring her decision to have an East Coast wedding instead of marrying near her home in the West. The bride and groom read their vows in her grandmother’s garden, the same place they had shared their first kiss years before. The couple chose to have a “sand ceremony,” in which they combined grains of sand that Emilie had collected from beaches all over the world. “We each had canisters filled with sand, and we poured them into one as our minister talked about our lives blending together,” she says.

Emilie had very much wanted to incorporate oysters into the day — she had so many fond memories of eating raw oysters while sitting with her father at the end of the dock. After the ceremony, the newlyweds stepped away from the excitement for a short harbor cruise, and when

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Emilie and Chris had planned their wedding date to coincide with the occurrence of a full moon. Though they were worried about the weather at first — there had been hurricane warnings the week before — the wedding day dawned warm and clear, and guests danced under a stunningly beautiful full moon. Inspired by a recent trip to India, the couple chose bright, vibrant colors for the celebration in lieu of more traditional neutrals and pastels. After spending the evening dancing in the light of the moon before riding away from the ceremony together in a charming tug boat, Emilie and Chris couldn’t imagine a more perfect wedding than the one they had in the place where their love story began.

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they returned, Emilie’s father had fresh oysters waiting for them.

More than anything, Emilie and Chris agree that being able to spend the day with their closest family and friends was the best part of the celebration. Emilie’s grandmother had broken her neck the day before the wedding, and everyone was overjoyed that she was able to attend.

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For Lil Province and Rick Anderson, marriage was something that came later in life. The couple had been together for nearly a decade and were in their 50's before they decided it was time to make it official. One winter day while on vacation in the Turks and Caicos islands, the couple spent the afternoon lounging and discussing life.

Lil had recently lost a dear friend to illness, and the conversation revolved around how precious and short life is and how fast time goes by. Suddenly Rick turned to Lil, asking if she would marry him. “I was shocked and thought he was kidding, which did not sit well with me,” says Lil. Rick, his blue eyes wide, responded with, “Are you saying no?” And Lil, realizing he meant what he was saying, burst out with a joyous, “No, I’m not saying no — I’m saying yes!” The couple was ecstatic to began the next chapter of their life together as husband and wife.

Since they lived on Martha’s Vineyard year round, Lil and Rick decided to hold their wedding on their property in the fall. Not only was it their favorite time of year, but friends and family were also excited to come to the island at such a beautiful time, without the bother of summer crowds. Lil’s parents had purchased a pondside home on Martha’s Vineyard in 1949, and Lil had spent every summer there as a child. Rick had lived there since 1973, having come to visit a friend in college and never leaving.

THEY CHOSE TO HAVE THEIR CEREMONY AT HOME, IN THE BEAUTIFUL BARN THAT RICK HAD RESTORED WITH HIS OWN HANDS.

Rick, a building preservationist, had built the horse barn on the couple’s property by using an old barn frame from 1790. The couple chose to have their ceremony right at home, in the beautiful barn that Rick had restored with his own hands. As each guest approached the barn, they were handed heather-blue Eryngium wrapped in ribbons in memory of Rick’s father and Lil’s mother and father. Lil had never had any children of her own, so it was important to her that her five godchildren play a big role in the ceremony. She had them all walk down the aisle preceding her, and had her sister and Rick’s grown daughter as her attendants. A close friend, Trip Barnes, performed the ceremony. “I know Rick wanted a very short and concise ceremony,” says Lil. “So I asked my five wonderful nieces and nephews to say a few quick words about the old married couple. They were limited to a minute each, and they were spectacular!”

Lil’s 15-year-old beloved yellow Labrador, Perri, acted as the ring bearer, looking adorable in a floral wreath. “Everyone stood up and clapped when my godson walked her into the barn and down the

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small aisle,” says Lil, who says one of her favorite moments of the day was when Perri sat on her train with muddy paws — something she will never forget.

Being married at such a special time in their lives has a definite poignancy for this bride and groom, who will always remember that life is too short not to act on true love.

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At the reception, guests grazed on many delicious appetizers, and Lil’s nephew sang a song with the band as a gift to the newly married couple. It was universally agreed that all the guests had a fantastic time. “It was my first time being married, so at the age of 55, all of my family and friends were thrilled,” says Lil. As a landscape designer, Lil embraced many different textures in the décor, such as metallics, lush grasses, various dark-green metallic feathers, pheasant feathers, Guinea hen feathers, ornamental seed pods, and very subtle hues.

Her color palette was an elegant and neutral blend of cream and smoky oyster gray.

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College sweethearts MaryHelen and Kurt Gustafson have always felt a special connection with the ocean. MaryHelen spent summers on the Cape as a child and later worked for a time as a lifeguard. Kurt grew up in Rhode Island and always held a fondness for the sea. After meeting in college and falling in love, MaryHelen and Kurt spent five years in a long-distance relationship while MaryHelen studied physical therapy in Boston and Kurt moved home to Rhode Island to work for the family business. Though they were apart often, the distance strengthened their relationship. Often, when Kurt visited MaryHelen, she was busy studying, but neither minded. Simply being together was enough.

Kurt and his father enjoyed restoring old wooden boats together and had spent three years building one particular boat from nothing more than a hull skeleton. Excited for its maiden voyage, MaryHelen traveled to Kurt’s family’s home in the summer of 2008. Kurt was nervous all morning, and MaryHelen assumed it had to do with watching all of his hard work come to fruition. “Once the boat was running, Kurt and I took her for a ride and tied up to his parent's mooring so they could see the boat from the shore,” says MaryHelen.

She had turned to wave to Kurt’s parents on the shore, having no idea that his nervousness had been about more than just the boat’s first voyage. When she turned back to him, he was down on one knee in the middle of the boat, holding his grandmother’s antique diamond ring and asking her to be his wife. “When I finally composed myself, said yes, and stood up to look for his parents, my mother was standing on the beach,” she says. After asking for her permission to propose, Kurt had arranged for her mother to be there, not wanting her to miss such a special moment.

MARYHELEN CHOSE A GREEN, GOLD, AND CREAM COLOR PALETTE, A CLASSIC AND ELEGANT COMBINATION THAT PERFECTLY COMPLEMENTED THEIR NAUTICAL-STYLE CELEBRATION.

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MaryHelen and Kurt knew they wanted to be married on Cape Cod. There was no other place that they felt so connected to, and both wanted to marry near the water. With a classic and nautical-style wedding in mind, the couple made sure to include the infamous boat in the wedding, and Kurt’s father lent the bride and groom his 1960 Colony Park Wagon and 1964 AMC Rambler convertible, ensuring the wedding party traveled in style. Neither had any idea that at the end of the evening, Kurt’s father would give them the keys to the convertible as his gift to the bride and groom.

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Guests arrived at a gorgeous reception at the Hyannisport Club ready to celebrate. Each table was distinguished with a different nautical term for ship parts, and the place cards were anchor themed as well. Instead of champagne, the bride and groom offered guests a signature cocktail called the North End Kiss, a drink MaryHelen had discovered during her time in Boston.

Guests toasted the bride and groom at the reception as the golden light of the Hyannis sunset shone through the windows. It was one of the few Saturdays that fall that hadn’t been burdened by rain, and MaryHelen and Kurt felt truly blessed — for more than just the weather!

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nautical-style celebration. The intimate ceremony was held at Our Lady of Victory Parish, a church where MaryHelen’s mother worked. Much to her surprise, MaryHelen was unable to contain her joy as she read her vows to Kurt, bursting into tears at the altar. Recalling when they originally met during their very first week of college, she couldn’t help but remember that the journey to their wedding day had been an amazing one.

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Tiffin Pastor probably never imagined that when she met her future husband, he would be wearing a Harry Potter costume, but sometimes love is funny like that. Tiffin met Mike Eisenberg on Halloween night, 2004. Mike was wearing a Harry Potter elf costume and Tiffin was dressed as a butterfly. Although they spent some time together that evening, it wasn’t until the following month that they bumped into each other at a mutual friend’s party and decided to begin dating. Before long, they were inseparable.

Tiffin has always had strong ties to Martha’s Vineyard. Her grandparents built a house there in the 1970s, and she spent every summer there since her childhood. After meeting Tiffin, Mike began spending summers with her there, making it a special place for him as well. During the summer of 2008, Tiffin was just returning home from a trip she had taken with a friend to Thailand and Cambodia, looking forward to seeing her family and Mike, she immediately headed to Martha’s Vineyard for the summer. Her first night there, she and Mike decided to take a long walk along the shoreline and then settle in on the sand to watch the waves. As the couple sat on a towel on the beach, “Mike pulled a clamshell out of his pocket and asked me to open it. One half of the shell read ‘will you’ and the other half read ‘marry me?’” said Tiffin. She could hardly believe what was happening. Mike took out a beautiful ring he had designed himself, and Tiffin, crying, accepted. They excitedly headed home to share the news, and Tiffin was surprised to see Mike’s parents when they arrived back at the house. “He had flown his parents up to Martha's Vineyard to help celebrate our engagement,” she says.

TIFFIN PASTOR PROBABLY NEVER IMAGINED THAT WHEN SHE MET HER FUTURE HUSBAND, HE WOULD BE WEARING A HARRY POTTER COSTUME.

Tiffin and Mike come from differing religious backgrounds, so it was important to them to make their wedding more about their union and their love. They knew there was no better place for them to be married than Martha’s Vineyard, and to further embrace their destination wedding, they decided to expand the one-day celebration into a weekend-long event. Guests arrived on Friday night for a bonfire on the beach. Aware of his bride’s fondness for fireworks, Mike surprised Tiffin with an impressive fireworks show. The next morning, everyone was invited to breakfast in the basement of the island’s Old Whaling Church, and the rehearsal dinner took place that evening.

Tiffin and Mike’s Sunday afternoon wedding celebration was at the Captain Flanders Inn, one of their favorite spots on the island.

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The reception was full of personal touches — a signature “Georgia Peach” cocktail for Tiffin, who had grown up in Atlanta, flip-flops in galvanized buckets for any guests needing dancing shoes, and an oyster bar. Tiffin and her father danced to James Taylor, music she had grown up listening to with him. Tiffin and Mike made sure to step away from the celebration for a moment during the evening, something that they both believe was a great decision. “It was just the two of us looking at the beautiful scenery and reflecting. These are some of the moments that I will always remember,” Tiffin says.

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Because they wanted a small country wedding with only their closest family and friends, the cozy venue was perfect. Tiffin and Mike wrote their own vows, and Tiffin included several of her favorite poems to be read by friends during the ceremony. A close friend of the couple, Bob Nye, performed the ceremony. There was a special connection because Bob and his wife, Whitney, had originally introduced the couple.

“We chose Bob to marry us because he started something special and we wanted him to be the one to lead us into the next stage of our lives," says Mike.

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JULIE HATT provides A COUPLE with THEIR DREAM TUSCAN WEDDING WITHOUT EVER HAVING TO LEAVE MARTHA’S VINEYARD.

Julie Hatt is not afraid of a challenge. As the owner of Vineyard Weddings, she has worked with many of the area’s best wedding professionals, as well as a lot of wonderful couples. A nd, as she k nows, no t wo weddings are exactly alike. Whether they are totally out of the box or more traditional, Julie is always ready to make every Vineyard wedding a dream come true. After eleven years as a wedding planner, she is more than familiar with the island’s unparalleled beauty and its status as an incomparable destinationwedding location.

JULIE’S ADVICE: “hire a wedding planner. even if it ’s just for your wedding day , you’ll have a chance to sit back & really enjoy every moment.”

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unveiled the wedding planner “Julie helped them create a warm and romantic atmosphere despite the tents by stringing dramatic disco balls and tiny twinkling lights across the ceiling of the dance floor.”

specific plan from the start was unusual. Most brides have a general idea that tends to evolve throughout the planning process.

With Bianca’s vision in mind, Julie set to work on providing the couple with the Tuscan-style wedding they had always imagined.

In accordance with her Tuscan vision, Bianca wanted her guests to dine, dance, and mingle under a sky full of twinkling stars — without a tent. However, since the wedding was in early September, everyone ended up being in agreement that tents were in the best interest of the guests. They used two: one for dinner and one for dancing.

Julie helped them create a warm and romantic atmosphere despite the tents by stringing dramatic disco balls and tiny twinkling lights across the ceiling of the dance floor. The resulting décor was quirky yet elegant — a perfect alternative to a starlit sky. “The disco balls were one of the most amazing things I have ever used for a wedding — so unique,” says Julie.

In keeping with the Tuscan theme, Julie also strung hundreds of the tiny lights to one of the largest trees at the Lambert Cove Inn, using simple décor elements to light up the celebration. As the lovely fall day dimmed to twilight, the tree shone enchantingly. Guests were guided out of the reception by the glowing light.

As the lively celebration came to a close and guests, family, and friends drifted away from the festive scene and made their way home under the twinkling stars, Julie knew she had played an important role in the couple’s wedding vision. The tents had done little to take away from the couple's hopes for a romantic and elegant reception.

As challenging as it may have seemed, her careful planning, island knowledge, fresh ideas, and attention to detail had managed to bring a little piece of Tuscany to Martha’s Vineyard — now, that's amore. left to right: The beaming newlyweds pose for a photo amidst flowing floral garlands; Bianca and Clinton's bee themed invitations are complete with elegant lavender details.

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Her clients Bianca and Clinton’s wedding vision was neither completely out of the box nor of the cookie-cutter variety. Bianca, a fashion stylist for Martha Stewart Living Magazine, had a specific idea of what she was looking for on her wedding day: She envisioned a romantic, intimate Tuscan-style celebration taking place outdoors at the Lambert Cove Inn, complete with fantastic food, festive music, and dancing under a starlit sky. For Julie, having a bride with a

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Opposite: An elegant bridal hat by Lo Boheme, layered with dupioni silk, vintage veiling, and velvet is accented with taffeta leaves, petals, and flowers, for a look that is sophisticated and glamorous.

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Opposite: The vintage grosgrain tie sash gives this full-gathered skirt of dotted Swiss cotton by Fancy New York a sweet, feminine appeal. An elegantly delicate headpiece by Lo Boheme accents the gown with dupioni silk and goose, ostrich, and rooster feathers. Earrings by CW Creations.

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This Page: This runway-ready lace-veiled gown by Melissa Sweet has classic elegance, accented by soft flower embroidery. A stunning headpiece by Lo Boheme adds a quirky touch with white goose, ostrich, and rooster feathers. Vintage bracelet.

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Inspired by the legacy of her grandfather, Clifford Austin, a World War II veteran and Prisoner of War during the Battle of the Bulge, WellWed and Vermont Vows’ editor Krista Washburn sought a unique and fitting locale for this gown shoot. So we took to the skies, flying all the way to gorgeous Charleston, South Carolina, a gentle city rich with military history. The USS Yorktown is a real World War II aircraft carrier berthed at Patriots Point in nearby Mount Pleasant. Also on-site is an expansive museum which provided an extraordinary collection of historic ships and planes that saw action and conflicts from World War II to Desert Storm. These unique artifacts provided a fantastic backdrop for our vintage-inspired shoot and also served to remind us of the bittersweet sacrifice undertaken by brave men and women of years past.

For all of our boys and girls in uniform, past and present, this is our tribute to you.

Patriots Point is a naval and maritime museum in Charleston, South carolina. For more booking and general information, visit patriotspoint.org.

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ABOVE: {1.} A teal sterling bib necklace is a hip take on a classic style. lulufrost.com {2.} Rosy 18-karat gold diamond earrings will bloom forever. stelladot.com {3.} OPI’s spicy-hued “Curry Up Don’t Be Late” nail polish will keep wedding guests pretty and punctual. opi.com {4.} A Monterey silk shantung frock by Coren Moore redefines “short and sweet.” corenmoore.com {5.} Daisy in the Air perfume by Marc Jacobs is fresh and feminine. marcjacobs.com {6.} Go for gold with invitations sprinkled with sparkling glitter and complete with a bow on top. katespaperie.com {7.} Austrian crystal beading jazzes up a traditional clutch. judithleiber.com

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This page, clockwise from top: Golden garden roses and carnations in a variety of charming vintage vessels, including reclaimed antique sconces, create an enchanting effect; floating candles in glass snifters are puckishly romantic; a vintage sugar bowl with 14 karat gold accents and a single rose; baubles, adornments, and unexpected treasures add variety to the tabletop d辿cor; golden garden roses and kumquat accents spill from a mercury glass container, designed by Blomma Flicka Flowers.

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EDITOR'S ADVICE: “be open to unexpected details ! vary your design scheme by incorporating bold hints of fabric or using an assortment of different vessels."

This page, left to right: place cards named for the bride and groom’s favorite beaches rest atop a vintage golden frame, designed by Marty Kelly Paper; an engraved invitation is accented with gold and Prussian blue ink and adorned with a double-faced satin blue ribbon, designed by Parchment fine Papers; Almond flavored French macaroons with a buttercream center and blue fondant rest within a re-purposed wooden box.

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Opposite: Vanilla cupcakes frosted with tinted buttercream and adorned with gold dust gum paste stars await guests within vintage post office boxes, creating a unique dessert display.

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florals in golden hues and baby blues bring magic and elegance to any event.

DAWN’S ADVICE: “dashes of orange & yellow are perfect complements to the goldenbleu palette. talk to your floral designer about adding these hues to make the combination extraordinary.”

Opposite: A bride’s bouquet has a gorgeous glow with white hydrangea, honey hypericum, blue muscari, veronica, patience garden roses, ivory lisianthus, and dusty miller. Silk fabric rosettes, gold and turquoise feathers, and antique gold-painted magnolia foliage accent the bright blooms and rest atop a spill of silk and tulle ribbons, designed by Soirée Floral.

This page: Bright blooms set the tone for a vivid tabletop of white hydrangea, honey hypericum, ivory lisianthus, dusty miller, white ranunculus, muscari, seaholly, and garden roses, while blue and gold mercury glass vessels and bold linens add a punch of panache, designed

by Soirée Floral.

left to right: A sweet and simple combination of white ranunculus, dusty miller, and blue muscari; patience garden roses pour from a mercury glass container, designed by Soirée Floral.

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the elegance of this palette — a mixture of Old World glamour and modern appeal that can be easily applied to any wedding menu.

Opposite: A rich lemon sponge cake with fresh blueberry filling is frosted with lemon buttercream and finished with fondant fabric roses and a gorgeous fondant ribbon border with gold accents, designed by Jodi’s Cakes.

This page, left to right: Brie wontons sit irresistibly on fresh blueberry pineapple marmalade, from A Taste of Nantucket; vintage-chic menus inspired by old maps have contemporary charm, designed

by Marty Kelly Paper; fresh Nantucket mussels with saffron crème are fanned out invitingly for guests, from A Taste of Nantucket.

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the professionals A TA ST E OF NA N T UC K E T (PAGE 132) RECENTLY CELEBRATED ITS 13TH YEAR AS NANTUCKET’S PREMIER CATERING AND EVENT-PLANNING COMPANY, PROVIDING COUPLES WITH FINE FOOD AND FABULOUS STYLE. JODI’S CAKE S (PAGE 172) CREATES AMAZINGLY UNIQUE AND DELICIOUS CAKES FOR BRIDES IN NANTUCKET AND BEYOND. MARTY KELLY PAPER (PAGE 11) OFFERS A WIDE ARRAY OF WEDDING AND SPECIAL EVENT STATIONERY, EVOKING THE SIMPLE ELEGANCE OF A SEASIDE WEDDING. PARCHMENT fine PAPERS (PAGE 122) OFFERS TRADITIONAL, FUN, AND CREATIVE FINE STATIONERY TO ADD PERSONAL STYLE AND MAXIMUM FLAIR TO YOUR SPECIAL EVENT. PLACE SETTERS, INC. (PAGE 133) OFFERS A LARGE RANGE OF HIGHQUALITY TABLEWare AND PARTY RENTALS, MANY OF WHICH ARE SPECIFICALLY CHOSEN TO COMPLEMENT THE ISLAND’S UNIQUE COLORS AND FABULOUS STYLE. SOIR ÉE FLOR A L (PAGE 122) owner and creative director dawn kelly is a true expert in flawless floral design that proves it's not a party until its a soirÉe.

Z O F I A P H O T O G R A P H Y ( PAGE 5 2 ) TAKES A FRESH AND MODERN APPROACH TO WEDDING PHOTOS , COMBINING MASTERFUL PHOTOGRAPHIC SKILLS WITH AN EXTENSIVE KNOWLEDGE OF THE ISLAND.

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From crisp, new-fallen snow, to ivory candlesticks, to the satin white of wedding gowns, this vintage color combination is perfect for any love story.

ABOVE: {1.} Carry the bright days of summer with you all year round with a floral Kate Spade handbag. katespade.com {2.} For that beautiful blushing-bride look, indulge in Bobbi Brown’s Bronzer Shimmer Brick. bobbibrown.com {3.} Flowery details add a romantic touch to these elegant invitations. hellolucky.com {4.} A gorgeous, gauzy gown by Tibi evokes fall foliage and breezy days. tibi.com {5.} A floral-inspired ring of enamel and crystals set in gold plate is one flower that will never wilt, designed by Juicy Couture. juicycouture.com {6.} Laura Mercier’s crème brulée hand cream will take you back to childhood days of indulging in your favorite dessert. lauramercier.com {7.} A flirty satin flower and beaded detailing gives these charming high heel sandals the bridal treatment. ninashoes.com

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Opposite: An elegant assortment of cream and yolky peonies, ‘Abraham Darby’ garden roses, Viburnum, ‘Geoff Hamilton’ garden roses, and white clematis in vintage doily-wrapped vessels gives this table timeless appeal, designed by Blomma Flicka Flowers.

This page, clockwise from top: Blossoming florals in soft petal tones of cream, white, and hints of pink complement an enchanting tabletop of mismatched china, vintage flatware, and luminous votives; a single candle glows from within a delicate doily-wrapped votive; Charming letterpress invitations are classic, elegant, and effortlessly chic, designed by M. Smith & Company; a variety of whimsical seat covers inspired by vintage sweaters invite guests to take a seat; Place cards are mounted to the front of old fashioned milk bottles within an antique wash basin filled with fresh snow, designed by Lady Slipper Stationery.

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the classic beauty of a vintage-inspired palette of soft petal tones, evoking a love that only gets stronger with time. As charming and serene as Old World romance, these sweet, subtle hues will transport your guests to a gentler era.

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sweet and always tasteful, petal tones embrace the everlasting romance of shared kisses under a dazzling winter snowfall.

THIS PAGE, LEFT TO RIGHT: An antique washbasin is filled with fresh snow and old-fashioned milk bottles adorned with vintage-inspired place cards, detailed with a rich scroll pattern, by Lady Slipper Stationery; rich caramel apples are coated in white chocolate and accented with an intricate web pattern for vintage appeal, designed by Amy’s Apples & Devilish Delights; a three-tiered cake stand filled with tempting candycoated almonds and white snowflake chocolate cookies glowing in soft colors, designed by Desiree Spinner Events.

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EDITOR'S ADVICE: “milk & cookies are such a classic , time honored snack. so simple and chic , the perfect addition to any petal palette ! "

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true love with classic colors that saturate every element of your bouquet with beauty.

LYNDA’S ADVICE: “add hints of pink to monochromatic color combinations to enhance the neutral tones & maintain a romantic look.”

Opposite: A flourishing bouquet of Sahara roses and champagne garden roses sits atop a vintage lace seat cover for a pretty, feminine touch, designed by Dandeneau Flowers.

This Page: Mounted white dianthus sets the tone for this chic, romantic tabletop of frosted cylinder vases, doily-wrapped vessels holding luminous candles, and simple china. Shells and antique buttons add a touch of fun to the setting, designed by Dandeneau Flowers.

Left to right: Frosted vessels rest beside natural seashell accents and cream-hued blooms; white dianthus spills from a vintage-chic vessel, designed

by Dandeneau Flowers.

{Floral Design} Dandeneau Flowers {event rentals} Big Sky Tent & Party Rentals

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chic and versatile petal tones can be incorporated into all elements of your celebration. Use them in your menu to provide delight your guests.

Opposite: A delightfully decadent almond-flavored cake with alternating layers of cherry and white-chocolate buttercream is frosted with ivory fondant and adorned with handmade sugar magnolias and fondant lace detailing on the tiers, designed by Val Cakes.

This page, left to right: Delicious pan-toasted polenta cakes are topped with roasted garlic white-bean cassoulet; a sensationally savory mixture of lump crab meat, cream cheese, and artichokes combines the best of the region’s cuisine, from Tea Lane Caterers.

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the professionals A M Y ’ S A P P L E S & D E V I L I S H D E L I G H T S (PAGE 14 4) PROVIDES ADORABLE, MEMORABLE, AND, MOST IMPORTANT, DELECTABLE TREATS, SWEETS, AND FAVORS THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE ANY AND ALL. BIG SKY TE NT & PA RT Y R E NTA LS (PAGE 82) SPECIALIZES IN UPSCALE PARTY RENTALS, FULFILLING THE EXPECTATIONS OF VINEYARD BRIDES AND GROOMS LOOKING FOR AN EXCE P TIONAL CELEBRATION .

DA N DE N E AU F L OW E R S (PAGE 76) OFFERS FLORAL AND EVENT DESIGN THAT REFLECTS CREATIVITY, DISTINCTION, AND ELEGANCE, MAKING EACH EVENT EXTRAORDINARY. K R I S T E N L E I G H C O N K L I N (PAGE 95) IS A TRUE ARTIST, ALWAYS CA P TURING THE SWEET, SUBTLE , AND ROMANTIC MOMENTS THAT MAKE EVERY WEDDING MEMORABLE. M. S M I T H & C OM PA N Y (PAGE 134) WORKS WITH EACH COUPLE TO CREATE FINE STATIONERY THAT WILL COMPLEMENT THEIR WEDDING AND EXPRESS THEIR PERSONAL STYLE. N IC OL E F R I E DL E R P H O T O G R A P H Y (PAGE 41) BRINGS A SENSE OF HUMOR, SPIRIT, AND STYLE TO EACH WEDDING, BEAUTIFULLY DOCUMENTING SP ECIAL EVENTS IN MARTHA’ S VINEYARD AND BEYOND. TE A L A N E CATE R E R S (PAGE 29) OPERATES IN ONE OF THE BESTEQUIPPED CATERING KITCHENS ON MARTHA’S VINEYARD, WITH CHEF DEE SMITH EXECUTING BEAUTIFUL AND DELICIOUS CUISINE TAILORED TO EACH SPECIAL EVENT.

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Pretty, feminine, and utterly chic, hues of preppy pink and sassy silver evoke vibrant, swirling autumn foliage and stolen kisses in the snow.

ABOVE: {1.} Keep your cheeks kissably sweet with velvety cream blush that smells as pretty as it looks. duwop.com {2.} Made from vintage found objects, a jeweled bib necklace is bold and beautiful. lulufrost.com {3.} You’ll want to put your best foot forward in these satin pumps with beaded detailing. oscardelarenta.com {4.} A sleek, one-shouldered crinkle chiffon gown is a modern take on traditional bridesmaid apparel. priscillaofboston.com {5.} Keep your celebration stylish with eye-catching stationery by Hello!Lucky. hellolucky.com {6.} Philosophy’s raspberries and cream shampoo, shower gel and bubble bath is a luxurious moisturizer with a delightfully fresh scent. philosophy.com {7.} Italian leather and an oversized bow with lightly pleated edges make this clutch a must-have. judithleiber.com

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Opposite: cascading tissue-paper flowers mirror a tabletop teeming with brilliant blossoms within antique pewter and silver vessels. vibrant striped vintage linens and velvet covered silver chivari chairs are a warm and inviting place for guests to break the ice.

This page, clockwise from top: a baroque abundance of colorful blooms, including ‘Yves Paiget,’ ‘Kathryn Marley,’ and ‘Darcy Garden’ roses, mountain laurel, and red charm peonies, all designed by Blomma Flicka Flowers; A wire basket displays simple place cards printed on thick textured paper and accented with a lovely ribbon, designed by Dulce Press; Red charm peonies nestled atop pewter and porcelain tableware set the tone for a convivial meal; a vintage-chic combination of vivid pink and silver, elegant handwritten calligraphy, by the calligraphy company, inc.; a gorgeous assortment of pretty blossoms in an antique silver cup.

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is instantly added to any cold-weather wedding with this fun and flirty palette — a contemporary, romantic look with panache to boot. Take a chance on these lively tones to ensure a fabulous fete that’s bound to pass guests’ expectations with flying colors.

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vivid, and utterly exciting, these sweet and intense colors are reminiscent of your first kiss.

Editor's advice: “ embrace reclaimed & antique details ~ elements such as vintage vessels , cake stands & time ~ worn china never go out of style.”

This Page, Left to right: Festive, vintage glass glittered letters beckon guests to a display of brilliant French macaroons, a quirky take on a classic dessert; A vintage bicycle basket holds chic and elegant place cards, designed by Dulce Press; an antique silver bowl presents a soft pink and pewter invitation, designed by MPrints.

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Opposite: Pink meringue French macaroons are complete with a rich peanut butter and jelly filling, and placed atop a reclaimed biscuit tin.

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Sophisticated and feminine, this rich and vivid color palette gives romance a spin with fabulous florals and details.

KAREN's Advice: “embrace these bold colors no matter what time of year you're holding your celebration. they're a great alternative to softer winter tones ."

Opposite: A tie of sober, striped grosgrain ribbon balances the lush, riotous blooms in this bouquet including a spill of fuschia and hot pink peonies, designed by Lilacs.

This page: “Pretty in pink� takes on new meaning with a stunning arrangement of fuchsia spray garden roses, peonies, and hot pink phalenopsis orchids, designed

by Lilacs. Antique pewter and silver vessels add old-fashioned charm.

Left to right: A single orchid peeks from an antique pewter container, designed by Lilacs; lovebird-themed menus are printed on textured paper and accented with fuchsia detailing, designed by Dulce Press.

{Floral Design} Lilacs {event rentals} Be Our Guest, inc. {location} Borsari Gallery

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your guests with an assortment of colorful, delicious, and decadent delicacies that are as varied as the changing of the seasons.

A signature pink martini adorned with an oldfashioned rock candy swizzle stick will brighten up any cocktail hour. For flirty and fun drink recipes, check out wellwed.com!

Opposite: A triumphantly gorgeous hand-painted coconut cake with Key lime filling is encased in pink fondant and adorned with gum-paste scrolls and flowers, designed by Delicious Desserts. above, left to right: Smoked gouda macaroni and cheese with lobster and crispy pancetta atop edible parmesan spoons is fantastically tasty; ahi tuna bites are carefully topped with crystallized ginger, toasted pine nuts, and fresh mint, from Eat Your Heart Out Caterers.

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s p e c i a l i z i n g i n c u sto m i z e d d e s i g n i nvi t at i o n s • s ave t h e d ate s • s e at i n g c h a r t s • p ro g ra m s t a b l e n u m b e r s • f a vo r s • m e n u s • t h a n k yo u c a rd s call 508.802.1495 email monica@mprintsdesign.com visit www.mprintsdesign.com

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the professionals BORSARI GALLERY (PAGE 146) IS LOCATED IN THE HISTORIC VILLAGE OF DENNIS, MASSACHUSETTS, AND REMAINS ONE OF THE MOST INTIMATE AND BEAUTIFUL LOCATIONS IN THE AREA FOR A REHEARSAL DINNER OR CEREMONY. DE L IC IOUS DE S S E RT S (PAGE 5) creates fantastic wedding cakes perfectly suited to the bride and groom's personal style, budget, and personalities, resulting in chic, scrumptious desserts every time.

DU L C E P R E S S (PAGE 188) OFFERS fantastic CUSTOM-DESIGNED HANDMADE STATIONERY INSPIRED BY THE BEAUTY OF THE SEA. EAT YOUR HEART OUT CATERers (PAGE 157) USES LOCALLY PRODUCED SEASONAL INGREDIENTS TO CREATE DECADENT CUISINE THAT CAN BE PERFECTLY INTEGRATED INTO ANY EVENT’S SETTING AND DÉCOR. KML PHOTOGR A PH Y (PAGE 33) KATE LOWENSTEIN NEVER FAILS TO CAPTURE THE JOY OF EVERY SPECIAL EVENT. LILAC S (PAGE 17) OWNER AND DESIGNER KAREN TADDEI USES HER CLASSIC STYLE, EYE FOR THE UNIQUE, AND WHIMSICAL NATURE TO CREATE WONDERFUL AND UNUSUAL FLORALS THAT REFLECT EVERY COUPLE’S PERSONALITIES. M PR I NTs (PAGE 156) OWNER MONICA RINES LISTENS TO EACH OF HER CLIENTS TO CREATE FINE STATIONERY THAT IS AS UNIQUE AND MEMORABLE AS THE MOMENTS THEY ARE COMMEMORATING.

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