This was such a cool wedding- that is what I think of with Aerin and Alex and the unique ceremony and reception they created as a couple. They didn’t want anything like what they had seen at every other wedding. Aerin made gorgeous floral wristlets for the mothers and floral pins for her bridesmaids. Aerin’s “gown,” alone, shows her style and individuality- a dupioni silk skirt, wrapped oxford, and turquoise beads and flats- I love it- it was so “her!”
A Stylish Soiree totally “got” Aerin, and their décor for the ceremony and reception was perfectly fitting- nothing too arranged. At The Texas Discovery Garden, Aerin envisioned an altar created with a unique table (found that at Suite 206) lined with a trio of gorgeous blooming branches in galvanized tins. My favorite touch, which was featured in D Weddings, was her dressing table, which she used as a registry table for her hand-made programs. Each and every detail! At the reception, an arrangement of mixed tables/seating and varied centerpieces at Times Ten Cellars was just what she wanted. What I love about Times Ten Cellars is the décor and hip furniture that comes with the venue- modern barstools, lounge furniture, gorgeous art-deco wooden tables- items that people pay to bring in. To top off a perfect evening, Aerin and Alex’s friends and fam sent them off with bubble guns, and The Bentleys left in a Bentley- too cute!
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