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  • Abernethy Wedding - Jasper and Gina

    May | Traditional and elegant garden wedding in the heart of Oregon City. | Photo By Everlasting Images | The Abernethy is a charming, garden wedding venue located in Oregon City, Oregon, with multiple different options for ceremony and reception! This spacious location offers an elegant ballroom, two beautiful gardens, and a classic chapel. Jasper and Gina held their ceremony at the Gazebo outside, and their reception in a heated tent. Their wedding was beautifully simple and elegant, but we loved that they added a cold sparks explosion during their first dance for a little wow factor! See The Vendor Team who made this day a reality at the end of the gallery. The Vendor Team Coordination - Your Perfect Bridesmaid (Lead: Ashley ) Venue: Abernethy Catering & Bar Service: Abernethy Dessert: Papa Hayden Photographer: Everlasting Images Photo Booth: Paradox Productions Florist: Bella Bloom DJ: Paradox Productions Hair & Makeup: Goddess Glamour Transportation: Blue Star Love what you see? We would love to help you achieve your unique wedding vision. Let us provide tailored vendor recommendations and create a unique design that fits your style and your budget. Don't have a venue yet? No problem. Having a planner as the first step in the process can save you time, energy and money.

  • Cape Horn Estate Wedding - Madison and Tyler

    June 2023 | A modern sage, black and white wedding in the Columbia River Gorge featuring a custom champagne seating chart and a beer donkey - yes, a beer donkey! | Photo By Cascadia Studios | Madison and Tyler packed their wedding full of fun entertainment and simplistic, modern details. The color-blocked sage menus looked so clean amongst the black details and modern place settings. On a more personal note, we loved that they incorporated temporary tattoos and a beer donkey (yes, you read that right!) to help serve drinks during cocktail hour. One of our favorite details M&T incorporated was their custom fans we set on the ceremony seats. These fans not only helped cool guests down in the hot sun, but they also had a QR code for guests to share phone photos and videos they take throughout the night - cute AND functional! See The Vendor Team who made this day a reality at the end of the gallery. The Vendor Team Coordination and Design - Your Perfect Bridesmaid (Lead: Lauren) Ceremony & Reception Venue: Cape Horn Estates Catering: Crave Catering Bar: Tiddly Trailer Dessert: Banquette PDX Photographer: Cascadia Studios Florist: Twin Vines Band: Counterfeit Hits Rentals: Arden Event Collective Specialty Rentals: Darlin Donkeys & Wonderwall PDX Hair & Makeup: Blossom & Beauty Save the Dates: MonoArtAndDesign Invitations: DIY/VistaPrint Day of Signage: DIY/VistaPrint Wedding Party Transportation: Gorge Limo Services Guest Transportation: First Student Love what you see? We would love to help you achieve your unique wedding vision. Let us provide tailored vendor recommendations and create a unique design that fits your style and your budget. Don't have a venue yet? No problem. Having a planner as the first step in the process can save you time, energy and money.

  • 6 Ways To Incorporate Your Dog into the Wedding!

    For all the dog parents who have fur babies they want to incorporate in their wedding either physically or in spirit, here are a few ways to feature your pup on your wedding day. Dogs! So you want to incorporate your four-legged friend into your wedding - good news is, we've helped couples feature their dog in a few different ways. Whether you want your dog to be present or just include them in small details, here are six creative ideas to incorporate your dog into your special day! 1. Getting Ready First Photo by Woven Leagacies Second photo by Krysta and Nick Having your dog hang around can help soothe any wedding jitters and provide a relaxing feel - just remember to pack a lint roller. Sometimes the wedding day can be stressful for dogs, but if your venue, hotel or other getting ready area allows, you can spend the morning with them and have a friend take them home before the chaos ensues. 2. Walking Down the Aisle First photo by Luke and Mallory Second photo by Smith & Co. Photography (could not find website) Give your pup the biggest honor and your guests the best entertainment and include them in your processional order! This is best done with a dog handler so you can make sure your pup is taken care of after they walk. We like to recommend a friend or a company like Wags and Garland or Wags Down The Aisle. Most couples think of adding their dogs into the typical flower child or ring bearer spot (right before the last partner walking), but you might actually want to consider having them walk after both partners so you can watch them walk down the aisle. It's a moment you might not want to miss! Don't forget to pick out a bowtie or flower collar for them! 3. New Family Photo First photo by Luke and Mallory Second photo by Olivia Martens Photo Third photo by Krysta and Nick Fourth photo by Sweetlife Photography Now that you're married and starting your own little family, you've got to include your baby in your first family photos. Have your dog meet your before ceremony or during cocktail hour and join for photos with you. 4. In the Cake First photo by Jenny GG -- Cake by Harbor Cakes Second photo by Wiley Putnam -- Cake by Harbor Cakes Maybe you don't want to worry about your dog during your big day, and that's okay! There are plenty of fun ways to still incorporate them - such as onto your cake. Fun ideas include on the cake topper or having them peek out from beneath the frosting. 5. Signage First photo by Kelsey Straus Second photo by In The Alpenglow Third photo by Olivia Martens Photo Fourth photo by Erin Perkins Photography The creative possibilities are endless when it comes to ways to symbolically include your pet via signage. It could be a life-sized cutout of your dog, signature cocktails named after your pups, custom napkins, or just a little shout out to all the dogs out there. 6. BONUS - Wedding-worthy outfits for your Dog If you are going to incorporate your dog or pet in your wedding, you might as well do so in style! Here are a few of our favorite outfits we've seen that were too good not to share.

  • Metropolist Wedding - Marella and Nick

    May 2023 | Caricature, bobbleheads, and fun signage at Marella and Nick's Seattle Wedding. | Photo By Sarah Anne | We could not get enough of the creative signs at Marella and Nick's wedding. From caricatures, bobbleheads, fun mint wrappers, and more! The couple had a custom neon sign used in the ceremony and reception that tied into the venue's industrial look. All of these signs brought a fun, unique feel to this Seattle-based wedding. See The Vendor Team who made this day a reality at the end of the gallery. The Vendor Team Coordination - Your Perfect Bridesmaid (Lead: Laura ) Ceremony/ Venue: Metropolist Photographer: Sarah Anne Catering / Bar Service: Pacific Northwest Catering Company Dessert: Lydia's Cakes DJ: DIY Specialty Rentals: Shutter Bus Hair & Makeup: Lori’s Lovely Beauty Love what you see? We would love to help you achieve your unique wedding vision. Let us provide tailored vendor recommendations and create a unique design that fits your style and your budget. Don't have a venue yet? No problem. Having a planner as the first step in the process can save you time, energy and money.

  • Jenkins Estate Wedding- Jacqueline and Jackson

    September 2022 | Classic and greenery-forward wedding at Jenkin's Estate with the cutest table-top guest favors | Photo By Palms & Lace | Green and white will always be a classic combination. Jenkin's Estate is a lush setting with a beautiful outdoor space. Fall is always a tricky season in Oregon (you never know if it's going to rain or be 80 degrees), so J&J opted for a clear top tent so guests would still feel immersed in the greenery but stay dry in the case of rain. Nonetheless, it ended up being a beautiful day! See The Vendor Team who made this day a reality at the end of the gallery. The Vendor Team Coordination and Design - Your Perfect Bridesmaid (Lead: Danielle ) Ceremony Venue: Jenkins Estate Reception Venue: Jenkins Estate Catering: Dalton’s Dessert: Marina (friend of Jackie & Jackson) Photographer: Palms & Lace Videographer: Fireside Media Florist: Bella Bloom DJ/Band: DJ Casey Rentals: The Party Pros & Arden Event Collection) Specialty Rentals: Hollywood Lights Hair & Makeup: Vamp Beauty Save the Dates/Invitations: Minted Love what you see? We would love to help you achieve your unique wedding vision. Let us provide tailored vendor recommendations and create a unique design that fits your style and your budget. Don't have a venue yet? No problem. Having a planner as the first step in the process can save you time, energy and money.

  • Holy Rosary and China Harbor Wedding- Vivi and Paul

    July 2022 | Traditional church ceremony and a classic, beautiful reception located in Seattle, Washington. | Photo By Stormy Peterson | Vivi and Paul tied the knot at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Seattle, Washington and hosted their reception at China Harbor with authentic Chinese food for dinner. China Harbor's event space has beautiful, natural lighting, and the white draping and white chair colors gives it that wedding-feel. J&V opted for a fun lavender-forward color palette, with the majority of their color coming from the balloon arrangements (early to the 2023 trend!) and the centerpieces. We can especially appreciate the dedication to the color, even through the macaron towers. We love helping to coordinate weddings with two venue locations - the transitions can be rough if you don't have someone helping to create a seamless plan, but that's what we're here for! See The Vendor Team who made this day a reality at the end of the gallery. The Vendor Team Coordination and Design- Your Perfect Bridesmaid (Lead: Kim ) Ceremony Venue: Holy Rosary Reception Venue: China Harbor Catering: China Harbor Dessert Table: Styling (Decorative by Design LL) Photographer: Stormy Peterson Florist: Phavy Chey DJ/Band: Injoy Entertainment Rentals: Cort Hair: Apphia Liu Makeup: Captivating Beauty Transportation: Creative Bus Party Bus Love what you see? We would love to help you achieve your unique wedding vision. Let us provide tailored vendor recommendations and create a unique design that fits your style and your budget. Don't have a venue yet? No problem. Having a planner as the first step in the process can save you time, energy and money.

  • Canlis Restaurant - Kara and Yeuan

    February 2022 | Elegant and intimate winter wedding with fine dining at Canlis Restaurant. | Photo by Sound Originals Photo & Video | K&Y had a small, intimate wedding with food as a major priority. They opted for the Canlis Penthouse for some true fine dining (just look at the food photos!) and a simple and elegant design featuring twinkle lights to brighten up the early nightfall and wintery jewel tones. Canlis' Penthouse is a stunning location for any small wedding and for couples who value an eating experience. We were so lucky to be trusted with coordinating this wedding! See The Vendor Team who made this day a reality at the end of the gallery. The Vendor Team Planning / Coordination: Your Perfect Bridesmaid (Lead: Laura) Venue / Catering: Canlis Dessert: The Sweetside Photographer: Sound Originals Photo & Video Videographer: Forever Cinema Florist: Daisy & Wish Pianist: Kelsey Cate Rentals: CORT Rentals Hair & Makeup: Sarah Ren MUA Love what you see? We would love to help you achieve your unique wedding vision. Let us provide tailored vendor recommendations and create a unique design that fits your style and your budget. Don't have a venue yet? No problem. Having a planner as the first step in the process can save you time, energy and money.

  • Make Your Wedding Day A Sustainable One!

    An Earth-friendly guide to green and gorgeous weddings. | Photo by Courtney Hellen Photography | As you plan one of the most special days of your life, it's essential to ensure that it is a sustainable one. Weddings can be major contributors to waste, energy use, and carbon emissions, but there are ways to make your event more earth-friendly. A Guide To "Greening" Up Your Wedding 1. Choose an eco-friendly venue. Select a venue that is environmentally friendly. Whether it’s a local park or a sustainable farm, choose a location that minimizes carbon footprint and considers the environment. In Portland, the Eco-Trust Venues are a "values-driven operation that exists to support Ecotrust's work towards a more equitable, prosperous, and climate-smart future" with 100% of event rental proceeds going back to Ecotrust's Earth-Saving nonprofit initiatives. In Seattle, venues like Islandwood on Bainbridge Island are not only a gorgeous backdrop for your wedding weekend, but they are also committed to paving the way for a greener future. | Photo by Courtney Hellen Photography | 2. Digital invitations over printed goods. E-vites and digital invitations reduce the environmental impact of printed invitations. Companies like PaperlessPost and Green Envelope are terffic options allowing you the beauty of traditional invitations with the tree-saving and time saving benefits of online replies. If you want to send paper invitations, choose recycled paper or plantable invitations made from recycled paper that can be planted in the garden after use. Courtesy of Paperless Post Courtesy of Cast Paper Art (left) and Paperless Post (right) 3. Choose sustainable decor. Choose a florist who works with eco-friendly decor options like natural flowers, locally grown, and have them arranged in re-purposed vases. Decorate with locally sourced items, so there is less transportation and fewer carbon emissions. Instead of buying vases and candles, choose a florist that has a terrific inventory of items and rent them instead of purchasing new. Consider florists like Amanda Karam, Flowers for You, and Bella Bloom. We also love working with potted plants in addition to cut flowers. Florists like Amarie Floral can design your epically gorgeous (and seasonal) floral decor with longevity in mind. Imagine having some of your wedding floral planted in a memory garden of sorts allowing you to remember your wedding day long after your day is over. In Seattle, Floravore is a sustainable wedding floral design studio that values creating and nurturing relationships with local farmers and believes that " beautiful wedding flowers can be thoughtful, sustainable, and support the local agricultural community." 4. Sourcing local and sustainable food and drinks. Choose a caterer that supports local farmers and provides organic foods that do not rely on harmful pesticides. Choose to serve seasonal produce, which reduces food transportation, energy, and water usage. In Seattle, choosing a company like Ravishing Radish who focuses on building menu's with local ingredients picked at the height of the season will ensure your guests never forget your wedding meal. In Portland, catering partners like Crave Catering sources ingredients straight from their own farm. Talk about local! Devils Food Catering is highly committed to creating a brighter feature for us all through their business practices by sourcing local, seasonal produce from small purveyors and by serving PNW pasture-raised meats and sustainably harvested seafood. They also compost all of their kitchen’s food scraps and they donate larger amounts of leftovers to those experiencing food insecurity. All around there are amazing vendor partners who share your values AND do amazing work! 5. Reusable, recyclable, or compostable plates and cutlery. Use plates and flatware that are reusable, as they’re the simplest way to reduce waste. However, if that’s not feasible, use plates/cutlery that are compostable, biodegradable or made from sustainable materials, and make sure to recycle them. Partnering with Cort and Arden and many other local event rental companies will help you bring your design vision to life while reducing waste. If you want to go compostable, check out Amazon. So many great options to choose from. 6. Encourage eco-friendly transportation. Encourage wedding guests to carpool, bike, or use public transit to reduce their carbon footprint. Consider providing ridesharing services, and consider having the wedding ceremony and reception in one location to reduce transportation. Providing shuttles is another awesome transportation option. Check out ecoShuttle and Butler Seattle. We hope these ideas have sparked interest in creating a more Earth friendly wedding. If you are interested in having some help through this process for your Washington or Oregon wedding - reach out! We offer a complimentary consultation and we would love to learn more about your ideas and share how we can help make them happen. Happy Planning! With Love, Kim Morrill

  • The Manor House - Amy and Justin

    October 2022 | Classic & timeless white and green design for a greenery-centric venue on Bainbridge Island | Photo By Lola Mango Photo| The Manor House is nestled away on Bainbridge Island and is such a beautiful and peaceful spot for wedding. Amy and Justin opted for a simple and elegant white and green wedding design, which fit seamlessly with the venue's abundance of greenery. We LOVED Amy's pearl veil (on both Amy and Justin, a moment worth capturing) and their alternative guest book where guests signed a vintage globe to display in their new home. All in all, the day felt very much like them, and we were more than happy to be a part of it! See The Vendor Team who made this day a reality at the end of the gallery. The Vendor Team Coordination - Your Perfect Bridesmaid (Laura) Photography - Lola Mango Catering/Bar - The Manor House Dessert - The Cake Studio Florist - Dreyer House DJ - Tony Schwartz Hair and Makeup - Elizabeth White Artistry Love what you see? We would love to help you achieve your unique wedding vision. Let us provide tailored vendor recommendations and create a unique design that fits your style and your budget. Don't have a venue yet? No problem. Having a planner as the first step in the process can save you time, energy and money.

  • Private Residence - Melanie and Paul

    | July 2022 | Melanie and Paul hosted this gorgeous, vintage-inspired wedding on his Uncle's private residence in Salem, Oregon. | Photo By | Taylor + Madye | The warm summer day was filled with laughter, family, stunning details, and a White Chapel bouncy castle. Their vision brought together pinks, lush florals, handwritten calligraphy (go Melanie!) and a champagne tower to round it all off. See The Vendor Team who made this day a reality at the end of the gallery. The Vendor Team Planning and Design - Your Perfect Bridesmaid (Katie O.) Catering - Artemis Foods Bar Service - Blue Stag Mobile Bar Dessert - Willamette Valley Pie Company Photo/Video - Taylor + Madye Floral - Silk & Blossom DJ/Photobooth - Sir Kenneth DJ Rentals - The Party Place, Danner and Soli, For The Love of Pete Hair - HairbyOlgs Makeup - Catherine V Beauty Transportation - EcoShuttle Love what you see? We would love to help you achieve your unique wedding vision. Let us provide tailored vendor recommendations and create a unique design that fits your style and your budget. Don't have a venue yet? No problem. Having a planner as the first step in the process can save you time, energy and money.

  • Coastal wedding at the historic venue, The Ruins At The Astor - Olinde and Evan

    March | The Oregon coast was made for love, as was The Ruins at the historic Astor Hotel, built in 1921. The Oregon coast was made for love, as was The Ruins at the historic Astor Hotel, built in 1921. This unique space really spoke to the couple, so we added flourishes of gold and teal, simple votives by Milwaukie Floral and draping market lights by Greenlight Creative to complement its features. Every Oregonian know that the Oregon coast is rarely a tropical paradise, but there is something special about celebrating in the cold of March with a wood fireplace to keep everyone warm and cozy. See the full Vendor Team who made this dream a reality. The Vendor Team Venue: The Ruins at The Astor Catering: Nightwood Society Dessert: Nightwood Society Photographer: Marcela Pulido Florist: Milwaukie Floral DJ/Band: NW Mobile DJs Rentals: Party Place Lighting: Greenlight Creative Hair & Makeup: Brittany Blanchard Bridal Attire (Store): Kim and Anne - Nordstrom Men’s Attire: Kim and Anne - Nordstrom Invites: The Lettering Bee Getting Ready Location: Family Home in Gearhart Photo booth: Stumptown Booth – Uptown Booth We hope this gallery inspires you! Do more than pin this wedding to your Pinterest board - we would love to work with you and help you achieve your dream wedding vision.

  • Private Residence Lake Sammamish - Katie and Kevin

    August 2021 | Lakeside backyard wedding in Washington | Photo By Zoe Burchard Studio | Underneath the Willow Tree at Katie's Parent's backyard, with Lake Sammamish sparkling in the background - what an amazing place to get married! Kate and Kevin's group had a relaxing energy, and we built the day around having time: time to relax, time to hang out, time to be present, and time to have fun. Kate started the day with a massage, the wedding crew gathered around a guitar before the ceremony, Katie and Kevin lounged in the hammock by the lake - it was blissful! We'll never forget Kevin's serenade to Katie or the way they looked into each others' eyes. It was such a joy to turn this home into their wedding venue and witness all the love! See The Vendor Team who made this day a reality at the end of the gallery. The Vendor Team Coordination and Design - Your Perfect Bridesmaid (Ashley) Venue: Private Residence - Lake Sammamish Catering: Della Terra Catering Dessert: Honey Crumb Cake Studio Photographer: Zoe Burchard Studio Florist: Petal and Stem Ceremony Music: Quinn Fitzpatrick DJ/Band: Bugsie Productions Rentals: Grand event rentals Hair & Makeup: Sweet P Beauty Bridal Attire (Store): Blue Sky Bridal Bathroom - Pretty Chambers Men’s Attire: Suit Supply Stationary/Signage: Minted Transportation: Alisha Limo Love what you see? We would love to help you achieve your unique wedding vision. Let us provide tailored vendor recommendations and create a unique design that fits your style and your budget. Don't have a venue yet? No problem. Having a planner as the first step in the process can save you time, energy and money.

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