It has been such an amazing spring, filled with gorgeous weddings, fun brides and grooms and LOTS of great adventures at Jupiter Beach Resort.
Julie and Harlan's wedding was one to remember... the details and decor were subtle in color, expertly designed and beautifully executed, thanks to Darines and her team at Simply Flowers. The cake was gorgeously done- yet another masterpiece by Betty at Sweet Tiers. The music was by an incredible band: The Sultans of Swing - they kept the party going from start to finish... absolutely amazing. Jonathan and his team at Jupiter Beach Resort made the night just PERFECT, as always... the food was amazing, the staff was exquisite, and the night unfolded with ease. Finally, the photographer who captured all the beauty and romance: THE Debra Weisheit. The absolutely breathtaking photos below were all done by Debra and her team. All in all, the "A-team" pulled off another gorgeous event!!!
The weather was perfect on March 6th and the bride was stunning...
Julie and the bridal party had their makeup masterfully done by Joni Martin. Julie was glowing when Joni was finished... the definition of a blushing bride. Upon seeing Julie, A future bride at the resort asked me who did her makeup. Always a perfect testament to a job well done!
Guests entered the ceremony down an "enchanted path" to the Sand Dune.... the intimate, delicate details of water-filled bulbs and dangling orchids suspended from the trees by Simply Flowers set the tone of the evening perfectly.
A simple, white, petal-scattered aisle is all you need in this serene setting...
Looking for something unique for your ring bearer to carry down the aisle? Being the "detail gal" that I am, this ring bearer pillow is an all-time favorite, created by Simply Flowers. Perfect and precious, accented with pearls and ribbon.
A combining of faiths required both a Jewish Rabbi and a Christian Pastor on the ceremony scene... Rabbi Frank and Pastor Bill worked so well together, quite the team!
Master Musicians provided the ceremony music... a cello and violin duet that was perfect for the setting.
The place card table was beautifully done with tall cylinders of submerged orchids and floating candles, place cards in rows and a scattering of petals. Simple, yet gorgeous and elegant.
The ballroom was amazing... words nor pictures can describe it... you just had to be there. The ceiling was draped in fabric of soft swags throughout the space. The walls were draped all around, giving the ballroom a soft, airy ambiance. Amber up lights filled the perimeter draping, casting a gorgeous glow on the beautiful couple and their guests. Simply Flowers used pin spots to accentuate the centerpieces which were simple, understated and beautiful. Julie and Harlan accomplished a gorgeous setting for their wedding reception, not missing a single detail... the bride skipped through the ballroom with her groom saying, "See Harlan? Look how gorgeous the draping is!!!" Julie had her vision and it was accomplished. It was a perfect evening for this perfect little couple...
And before the night ends... Debra always sneaks the couple away for a few creative night shots. So gorgeous!!!
Amazing photography… Loves it- you can just see their happiness! Fantastic real wedding photos!! Your dress looking superb…I hope I can have this jewellery, cake & dress to my wedding date. This is so beautiful! LOVE the stationery and the styling! What a lovely couple you look so pretty. Thanks for sharing.
Posted by: Troncones Beach | January 24, 2011 at 05:04 AM
Looks like such a magical wedding. I’m definitely inspired. This venue is more beautiful than anything I could ever have imagined and fits my vision of “the perfect setting!” The bride is stunning. The back of her dress is perfection. It suited for both the ceremony and reception. It looks just royal venue. Love everything about this couples style! So this Great information the details, the food, the people, , cake, decoration, and the location… genius! Thanks for sharing.
Posted by: South Coast NSW accommodation | January 29, 2011 at 01:48 AM