What a night! Kristen and I were so honored to be part of Katie Mullahey and Travis Wilson's big day! Katie is an event coordinator so from the moment the plans began, the details were very important. The ceremony took place at Broadway Methodist United Church in Downtown Orlando. It is an old church on a small street and was the perfect setting for this family oriented wedding. After the ceremony, guests were invited to the reception at The Gaylord Palms Resort (
http://www.gaylordhotels.com/). The cocktail reception was held in the middle of the glass atrium in the Castillo Fort. The food was amazing and the sangria was to die for! After the cocktail hour, guests were lead to the ballroom where they were greeted by soft jazz, stunning decor (floral:
http://www.flourishproductions.com/, linen:
http://www.kirbyrental.com/) and the smells of an incredible meal to come. After dinner, DJ Les Kopasz of Soundwave Entertainment had the crowd on their feet and dancing the night away (
http://www.djsoundwave.net/). He even played "Go Cubs Go" in honor of the groom's favorite baseball team which was the hit of the evening! I would like to thank Michael Giragosian (
http://www.mgimages.net/) for the amazing photographs of the evening...he captured the event perfectly! I wish Katie and Travis the very best in their new life together!!
I have been working with Dave and Christie for about a year now and on October 11th I had the pleasure of watching them marry their soul mates! The ceremony and reception took place at Rosen Shingle Creek Resort (http://www.rosenshinglecreek.com/) and it was stunning! The ceremony was outdoors at the fountain and was simple and un-traditional...just as Christie wanted it! They vowed to "put my socks in the hamper and my shoes in the closet" and to "always let the dogs out in the middle of the night"...perfect for the couple who is always laughing and joking. Guests were then invited to the cockail reception where there were great food and drinks and they could have their photo taken for the newlyweds scrapbook. Everyone loved adding their well wishes! For dinner, guests entered a sea of red and black table settings adorned with lush floral (http://www.flourishproductions.com/). The bride, not wanting anything traditional, chose black and red as her color scheme and it was an amazing look. As guests enjoyed the evening, videographer Edmund Rhodes (http://www.rhodesstudios.com/) and photographer Abby Liga (http://www.ligaphotography.com/) captured every moment! It was a night none will soon forget and we wish Christie and Dave the best of luck in their new life together!!
