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Elegant Wedding in Dallas at Bride’s Childhood Home: Part Two

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Molly & Isaac

Part Two: The Details

We’ve never done an entire blog series on a single wedding before, but there was simply no other way to do this day justice!  Make sure to read parts One and Three as well, to see the full scope of this amazing day.

Not only was this sweet couple and family such a JOY to work with, but they also hosted an absolutely incredible party that was so much fun to document!

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They worked with the lovely, talented team at Engaged Events to create the day of their dreams at Molly’s childhood home.  No detail was overlooked, and the guest experience was unparalleled!

Read on for all of Molly’s insight into their fairytale wedding, and check out the behind-the-scenes photos at the bottom of this post to see a bit of how the vendor team of creative and logistical geniuses transformed this private residence into a luxury event venue.

The Dress

“I added a body suit to the dress underneath. My mom’s dress was similar to the dress from The Parent Trap. I always wanted a dress similar, so I added a body suit to the Lela gown, and my wonderful seamstress added cuffs from the extra fabric from my gown to match my moms. Then we added the pearl buttons; these were original to my mom’s gown! I also added pearls to the top of my veil. Those were directly from my moms gown as well.”

Theme & Decor Inspiration

Molly took inspiration for the invitations and reception decor from her love of wallpaper and china soirée, coupled with her fondness for de Gournay designs.  As far as color selection, she said, “Isaac and I love the color blue it’s our favorite color. We often show up wearing the same thing and it’s normally some sort of blue!”

The couple wanted their guests to feel like every detail was curated for them.

The goal was to “transport them to the most amazing garden dinner party they had ever been to!”  This led to choosing “a longer dinner and a wine paring with our meal in order to cultivate conversation and intentional community between our guests.”

The Cake

Molly and Isaac decided on a “champagne cake with raspberry compote filling. I am an old soul at heart, so I loved the traditional-type piping and cake decoration. That is how we came up with the design for it!”

Make sure to read Part One and Part Three of Molly & Isaac’s incredible day to see the getting ready part of the day and behind-the-scenes, incredible ceremony, beautiful formal photos, and of course, the epic reception!

Trust me, you don’t want to miss ANY of it!

 

Vendor Team

Planner: Engaged Events

Photographer: Kelly Hornberger Photography

Videographer: 718 Creative

Venue: Bride’s Childhood Home

Tent Production: Sandone Productions

Caterer: Blue Fire Catering

Oyster Service: Aphrodite Oysters

Table Top Rentals: Posh Couture Rentals

Florist, Rentals, Lighting & Draping: GRO Designs

Band: Emerald City Band

Cake: Fancy Cakes by Lauren

Hair & Makeup: About Face Pros

Bride’s Gown: Lela Rose

Bride’s Custom Body Suit: Romona Keveza

Bridal Salon: Neiman Marcus

Invitations: Scribbles and Swirls

Live Painter: Susan Moss Cooper

Guest Sketcher: ACA Event Designs

Ceremony AV: Le Force Productions

Ceremony Strings: DFW Musicians Service

Ceremony Choir: George Thomas

Transportation: Premier of Dallas

Art Credt: Emily Mayne Studio

Mother of the Bride Dress Designer: Isabella Narchi

 

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