They were married at The Jekyll Island Club on Jekyll Island, GA. The grounds and all of the buildings were absolutely stunning. The humidity, not so much. Boy, was it hot and humid for the end of September! None the less, it was a beautiful setting and the perfect place to have a wedding. Their wedding was held at The Crane Cottage, there was a beautiful outdoor courtyard, that had an old Italian Villa feel to it, and their ceremony was held outdoors in front of the cottage. Here are some pictures of the venue.
Here are some of their DIY Projects:
Fans
Don't these fans look familiar, you can read about ours here. Fans are a must for a Georgia wedding for any season other than winter. You never know how the weather will treat you down in Georgia. Their fans pulled double duty as being a program and a fan to help keep us cool. They were placed in all of the chairs at the ceremony, and they were a blessing, helped us stay a little cooler as we waited for the sun to go down.
Guest Book
The great thing about Guest Book's is that there are so many different ways to have them now. You don't have to have a simple book where people just sign their names anymore. I LOVED their guestbook. It was almost like a yearbook of their love. It was full of their personal photos and engagement photos and there was plenty of space for everybody to sign their names and leave a personal message for the couple. What a great keepsake. This is definitely something they can leave out on their coffee table and actually get some use out of.
Cupcake Cake
This was the first cupcake cake I have seen, and it really was as cute as all of the pictures that are out there on the Internet. They had a cute little cake as the top tier, so they still had a cake to cut, and the cupcakes were so yummy and easy. There was no one left having to be responsible for cutting and serving the cake.
Recipe in a Bottle
Recipe in a Bottle were their favors and they were so stinkin' adorable, and what a great idea! They used little spice jars and put a label with their names and wedding date on them. They used a family recipe of the grooms, Pecan Pie, and a family recipe of the brides, Brunswick Stew, and rolled them up and tied them with some raffia. I can't wait to try out the recipes, I see a college football Saturday with this Brunswick Stew all over it! Yum!
Slide Show
I don't really have any pictures of this, but they had a slide show that played throughout the reception. It had pictures of their life's from childhood until now. It was a beautiful slide show and it really captured both of their personalities.
Check out my handsome hubs....
All in all, it was a beautiful event and it was so great to see all the love between C and B and all the love and respect that everyone in that room had for them too. We had a great time, and we are so happy for them! Check out the happy couple!
Thanks for reading!
Beautiful Wedding...
ReplyDeleteI love the colors.. very cute. My sister in law lives in GA and I visited last May. It does get pretty dang hot and humid.. and thats saying something bc we live in South Texas. :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love weddings and this one looked beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSuch an amazing place, Im your newest follower :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!! What a pretty wedding
ReplyDeleteJenny
www.simcoestreet.blogspot.com
Looks like an awesome wedding! Lucky couple!
ReplyDeleteThis was a GORGEOUS wedding! Love all the diy touches! Especially the recipe! What a fun idea! Thanks for sharing on Fancy This Fridays this week!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a venue!! Beautiful!! And all the details...so great! Thanks for linking up to Show and Share!!
ReplyDeleteKelli, This is C =) Thank you so much for sharing this with me. Flattered for sure. It led me to tears...love you
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place for a wedding! We love Jekyll Island and stop there twice a year, in the Fall and in the Spring. The sea turtles are amazing. I would love to spend an entire season there. Thank you for sharing this beautiful wedding and all the best to the newlyweds!
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