I had to share this simply country rustic wedding. I love when brides get creative and use what they have, especially when they integrate family heirlooms. Weddings are not always about buying new items or renting props. Try incorporating your grandmother’s jewellery, china sets or a vintage couch or two. Not only will it help with your budget, it is also a great conversation piece and a nice way to remember your loved ones who have passed on.
Bride’s Comments:
“Stuart and I are both southern! While I love to get all fancy and dressed up, I realized quickly that a dress with lots of bling, and a wedding venue with lots of glitz, was not me. I went with a very simple but elegant Casablanca dress. Our venue was an old brick barn, our ceremony was outside, and we put a simple country rustic touch on all of our details.
Special Touches:
“Bride’s bouquet – I was lucky enough to grow up with three of my great grandparents. I was very close to one of my great grandmothers and would visit with her and my great grandfather weekly. Growing up, every time I went over to their house, I would sit down in my great grandmother’s bathroom and get my make up done, and put on some of my grandma’s costume jewelry. I thought I looked so beautiful in my bright red lipstick and big chunky necklaces. When my great grandmother passed away, I inherited some of the jewelry and i decided to use all of the broaches together and make my bridal bouquet.
Groom’s wedding band
“My grandfather passed away a few months before the wedding, he was very special and dear to me. My grandfather’s wedding band was passed down to my fiance, as a special reminder and keep sake of him that we’ll be able to cherish forever.”
Décor
“I made and created almost every detail for the wedding. From the centerpieces, to the cake display, down to all my bridesmaid’s gifts.”
Who doesn’t love bubbles? I think this is the perfect way to make your grand exit and unlike rice, bubbles have the huge bonus of a clean free zone afterwards.
If you are just about at that stage of addressing your wedding save-the-dates, make sure you come back later today for a post on how to address them properly!
Jessica Yarborough
May 20, 2014 at 12:41 pmI am so excited that you published this about our wedding!! It is so awesome to now be apart of a blog that I followed while planning it all!
Helpful ReviewVendor
May 20, 2014 at 12:50 pmAw that is so wonderful to hear! Thank you Jessica for letting us feature your wedding and providing everyone with some great ideas. Congrats!
Helpful ReviewBarb
May 20, 2014 at 4:53 pmJessica, it was a beautiful wedding, I appreciate the details. I had wondered about your bouquet, how memorable & sweet.
Helpful ReviewBarb
May 20, 2014 at 4:54 pmP.s. Great pictures!!
Helpful ReviewGail @ OliverINK on Etsy
May 21, 2014 at 12:36 pmThat wood sign over the alter is amazing!
Helpful Reviewwishesbridal
May 21, 2014 at 6:52 pmWow~~~I love the blue simply country side wedding ceremony,Fall in love with the color at the first sight.
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