This wedding was so peaceful and the quintessential backyard wedding. Jenny’s family friend gifted her gorgeous San Diego property/house to have the event at and the property was perfect! When dealing with a venue that isn’t a venue normally, there are some factors that we have to determine logistical sense before we commit to selecting the venue.
Read MoreI don’t know how to start this blog so I’ll just start with this: Linda and Lance are SO creative. Linda: a seamstress, screenwriter, prop stylist…Lance, a competitive free diver (Yes: you read that correctly), spear fisherman, model, actor, chef. When they hired our team to make their wedding come to life, they invited me over for dinner for Sashimi. I, being from Washington, the land of the best seafood, was…honestly not expecting to get any good seafood in Los Angeles but I complied. OH MY GOD was I proven wrong.
Read MorePaul taught me how to poach an egg in 2010. He was over at my house where I lived with 5 other girls and naturally that’s what you do when hanging out. I’ll never forget him giving me the reasoning for adding white vinegar…whirlpool-ing the water, and then drop the egg in and turn the water down to a slow simmer.
Read MoreDina came referred by a colleague. Her and Jeff had recently purchased this property to turn into a venue. They had no previous experience in working in the industry so guess what? That’s where we came into play.
Read MoreEllen and Adam are just COOL people. Adam, a musician and Ellen, a graphic designer were such a chill couple. We had a wonderful time planning together and each turn of the event had just cool vibez. Low key, thoughtful touches on the tables, Sriracha bottles as favors with a lil’ custom graphic
Read MoreWhat do you get when two interior designers fall in love? A thoughtfully designed wedding that incorporates more vendors than an average event, that’s what.
Read More’ll never forget the excitement I felt when I got a phone call from Drew. She was explaining her vision: Vintage Curiosities meets Secret Garden. I was soaking up each word as she explained her love of oddities and dark, moody everythings
Read MoreThis one was special for me. Brett worked for Carly Rae Weddings, Inc full time for 3 years. She started as an intern and it was evident quickly that she was a good one. She was meant for the role and always had a smile and willingness to work the intensely long hours that is the wedding industry.
Read MoreMelanie + Dylan sent me flowers when they booked us. I will never forget the impact that had on me. It was the kindest gesture and that kindness followed all the way through this planning process. Mel + Dyl (What I ended up calling them) had booked
Read MoreWhen I think about Erica and Mike’s wedding the first word that comes to mind is: FUN. I had a pleasure of working with them while they were living in Washington DC and with demanding jobs, they would fly out to California a couple of times and we would do a marathon of meetings to finalize the planning.
Read MoreKelsey and Brandon are such a gorgeous couple inside and out. Kelsey, a dancer and Brandon, a pitcher for the San Diego Padres have style to the nines. Nicole planned and executed this wedding in Long Beach, California by bringing in a truck load of pine trees and more candles that I could coun
Read MoreLindsay + Saman were married in Hollywood at the Lombardi House. If you don’t know about the Lombardi, you absolutely should. It’s one of the only places I have found in Southern California that makes me feel like I’m in the Hamptons.
Read MoreWhere to even begin with Carrie + Chad? Well, for starters, they are the kindest people there ever was. Planning their event included a lot of color but felt mature in the same breath which is a beautiful juxtaposition to design.
Read MoreLemor and Adam were the best straight from the beginning. Coming from New York, Lemor, a bad ass restaurant designer wanted to create a fabulous getaway for her, Adam, and their closest family and friends. What’s the best way to get to somewhere far enough away but still has resources for amazing vendors? Palm Springs, Californ-i-a.
Read MoreKatie + Nick were on to something. This event was in the fall of 2015 and Katie came to be with her plan: no dinner tables, a ton of lounge rentals, and a dance party. She wanted everyone to feel relaxed and not tied to a table for hours at their event. I was a little worried due to the guests maybe not understanding this alternative approach to a wedding but I went with it and made sure Katie was sure with her vision.
Read MoreI think back to the first time I worked with Lauren Scotti and I believe this event was it. Lauren is the most chill photographer out there. Her work is unmatched and has a killer eye for styling. Often times when I have spent loads of energy to produce an event, I hope that the day of the photographer can be able to shoot the details in the way they deserve.
Read MoreAmidst the political climate (bet you never thought I’d start a blog post about a wedding with that sentence, did you…) Let me start again.
Read MoreCaitlin + Kyle’s came to us with only a few months and no plans yet. They were feeling overwhelmed and stressed to make decisions but had little direction after their original planner had not been returning emails!
Read MoreKrystin + Hector’s wedding was such a joy to be apart of. They truly let me dream and do whatever design wise we were inspired by! I had been dreaming of doing a fern wedding in a warehouse for a while and they made that dream come to life.
Read MoreAri was a photographer of one of my first big events under Carly Rae Weddings back many moons ago. This is a classic story of a client believing in me before maybe I even believed in myself. When Ari became engaged to Matt, she reached out to me seeking our planning services for both the rehearsal dinner and the day of the wedding.
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