Jessica:
"There was more dancing at this wedding than ones that I've seen thus far, there was a great camaraderie throughout both parties and it was even great to see Dj Joel translating everything that he said from English to Spanish for the guests that were bilingual. It was a great day that turned into an even better night. We are still raving about it!"
Katie E:
“For their reserved seating they labeled each table with a different YEAR and included pictures of them at that age. For example, the bride and groom's table had the year 2009 with pictures of them on it and tables where there families were seated had the first few years of their childhood with pictures of them at that age. This was such a creative idea to add a more personal touch to reserved seating.
The bride and groom also used a ‘lasso,’ passed down from several generations, at their ceremony to symbolize marriage as the union between two people. Family traditions like this add such a sweet touch to weddings. This is also a creative way to include ‘something borrowed’ into your day!”
Kelsey:
“Victoria and Ramón’s wedding was an exquisite one. The reception tables were filled with extraordinary square plates that added a sensational mood to the evening and guests were long-waiting the bar that had a vast selection of specialty glassware and drinks that Victoria and Ramón chose for their special guests. Victoria and Ramón shocked their guests during dessert time by not only having a wedding cake, but allowing Amy’s Ice Cream from Austin to be included in the wedding festivities!”
Katie H.
“The colors of this wedding were some of my favorites! I loved the way the bride incorporated them into all the small details; the table assignments, the sash's on the bridesmaids dresses, and even the bride and grooms initials hanging on the front door!”
