The Sustainable Tablescape Series: Part One
In the process of planning my own wedding, I’ve been brainstorming concepts to build a dinner table that would be as low-waste as possible (zero-waste, if I did it right.) Often times, people think we have to compromise aesthetics for the sake of sustainability, but I’m confident that the two can coexist. Thus, this series was born. With the help of some of my friends and local vendors, we are setting out to show the wedding industry that low-waste wedding design is not only doable, but can be beautiful as well.
Julie and Michael’s Backyard Wedding in Calabasas
For their wedding day, Julie and Michael rented a home in the hills of Calabasas. They filled the backyard with pretty florals, their favorite people, and at least a few gallons of aperol spritzes and threw one of my favorite intimate weddings of all time.
Ellen and Kevin’s Wedding at El Rey Court
A glimpse into Ellen and Kevin’s wedding at El Rey Court in Santa Fe, New Mexico. A day filled with good cocktails, great food, and amazing people. Weddings (and people) like these are the reason I love this job so much.
Gianna and Wyatt’s Wedding in the Wind River Mountains
Gianna and Wyatt held a camp wedding out in the Wind River Mountains of Wyoming, deep out in the field of his father’s ranch. They invited their friends and family to bring their tents and camper vans and spend a whole weekend with them, and this is how it went.
Mary and Mitch at the Washington Coast
For their engagement session, Mary and Mitch decided to spend an afternoon together at the Washington coast, something a little different from the Arizona desert they used to call home.