Almost every bride faces some bumps during the wedding planning process, but our sweet bride
Caitlyn faced a major challenge: just 45 days before she and Drew were planning to tie the knot, their wedding venue burned to the ground! The couple handled the difficult situation with such grace. They had to locate another venue in record time; they chose
Lenora's Legacy and had a beautiful day with family and friends. We enjoyed every minute of their
beautiful simple country wedding, and hope that you will too!
Caitlyn and Drew's wedding was full of classic
Southern country details: Mason jars, baby's breath, daisies, and burlap. How cute are these Mason jar ceremony programs?
Rustic vintage doors opened to a view of the meadow and the pecan trees. The doors opened to mark the beginning of the aisle, which was lined with pails of baby's breath and burlap swags. A simple wooden cross created a beautiful altar space.
Honestly, we have had more than our fair share of absolutely
adorable babies at Lenora's Legacy this year. Just look at those precious sweet faces!
The bride and groom were graced with a perfect South Carolina summer day!
In keeping with the laid-back country feeling of the wedding, the groomsmen wore vests, blue jeans, and boots. The bridesmaids each wore a different dress in a pretty palette of pale blue, aqua, and periwinkle.
Caitlyn was a beautiful bride with a fresh, natural look. I loved her soft pretty hairstyle; it suited her perfectly.
Lots of baby's breath and white daisies filled the many Mason jars in the reception area.
The reception meal with over 200 people in attendance was very tasty, and the cake + cupcake table was very popular!
It was a happy day indeed! Did you miss any of our other June weddings? Be sure to take a look back at
Lauren and Ryan's music-filled wedding and Cara and Nicholas's colorful vintage wedding
Part 1 and
Part 2.