OMG you guys. There are not enough words to express my undying love for Joanne and Ross's fabulous wedding. I had the pleasure of working with Joanne and Ross last year and they were a super fun couple with a super gorgeous wedding day. Joanne and Ross were married at The Fig House in Los Angeles, which is one of the hottest and hippest new venues out there, and for good reason. It is a flawless space that really needs very little in terms of decor. I actually came into the game pretty late, Joanne contacted me just a few weeks before the big day for some extra help and I was happy to oblige.

All of the florals and design work for the wedding were done by Shindig Chic and I cannot say enough wonderful things about them. Angelena went so above and beyond, crafting the perfect centerpieces, table numbers, placecards, and signage. The decor and color scheme was all designed to reflect the beautiful stained glass windows at The Fig House, and it made for a truly stunning display.

Joanne and Ross actually had two ceremonies, a traditional American ceremony and a Korean ceremony. It was my first time organizing a Korean ceremony and it was so much fun. I loved the family involvement and traditions, but my favorite part was when Ross gave Joanne a piggy back ride to symbolize his commitment to her and their life together. So freakin' cute!

Every vendor working on this wedding day was such a joy to work with. The Fig House is so amazing and their onsite caterers, roomforty, had some of the most delicious food I have ever eaten, not to mention their gorgeous presentation. As you can see, the photos provided from onelove photography are so so beautiful. It really is such a joy to see a group of vendors come together and work harmoniously to create a fantastic experience for the couple. To me, that's what a wedding is all about.

Congrats to Joanne and Ross and thanks for letting me share your spectacular day!

I had an amazing time a couple of weeks ago coordinating the wedding of Amanda and Jacob. Their wedding was held at the Huron Substation in Los Angeles, which was a new venue for me. I loved everything about the venue, from the exposed brick to the outdoor ceremony space. Plus, the venue manager was extremely helpful and very laid back (which was definitely in keeping with the vibe of this wedding). Amanda was one of those brides that I rarely heard from after booking. She had all the details of her day figured out and really just needed me to come in and execute her plans. Everything was labeled (yay!) and she was detailed in her set up requests (and gave me pics, which is always a good idea). And while she had her plans and her ideas, she was very relaxed about the schedule and the flow of the wedding, which made for an awesome party for the guests. Here are some highlights from the big day!

This was the guest book and gift table, which was located inside the front door of the space. They had guests find their birthday on the calendars and sign their names (which is a brilliant idea). I was a big fan of the art deco calendar!

Amanda's idea for centerpieces turned out just beautiful. There were a variety of bottles in all shapes and sizes and Amanda did the flowers herself. The lace table runners were provided by her mother in law and the mercury votive holders added just the right amount of glitz. The wood tables belong to the venue and they really complemented the look of the wedding.

This huge chandelier is one of the highlights of the space.

Amanda made these flags for the guests to wave at the end of the ceremony.

Providing guests with cocktails before the ceremony is becoming more and more of a trend and I have to say, I am totally on board! It really sets the tone for a fun evening.

I am in love with this outdoor ceremony space (which was also the cocktail space, and later just a general hang out area). Their ceremony was short and sweet, and very personal. (Sorry for the blurry iphone pic!)

The ceremony space also held the oh so awesome candy bar at the end of the night.

And this was a dancing crowd! Seriously, some of the best wedding dancing I have ever seen! These guests had the moves.

I had an amazing time working with both Amanda and Jacob and I was so happy to get to help make their beautiful vision come to life!