A Southern Affair-It's All in the Details!

From the beginning, Traci's goal was to make a wedding so memorable and beautiful that it would get published in Southern Wedding's Magazine.  Looking at the end result, I would say she did everything she could to accomplish that goal.  What a stunning wedding!  Traci and Steve were married under a white draped gazebo on the back lawn of the Estate House at Cypress Grove (www.cypressgrovepark.com).  Steve, the groom, spent the better part of the day, hanging the white drapery on the gazebo and about 50 other lanterns.  Can you believe it!?  Ladies, sorry, he's already taken!  There was a pianist, guitarist, and DJ, provided by Jeff Scott (www.rockci.com/jeffscott) providing the wonderful music throughout the night.  The reception centerpieces were amazing!  The different floral designs on each guest table were provided by Greenery Productions (www.greeneryproductions.com).  The food by Creative Cuisine (Jim MacDonald, 407-870-5701) was spread throughout the main house in cocktail-like stations.  It was delicious!  To give guests something to do throughout the night, Traci rented a photobooth for her guests to enjoy!  PhotoMagic (www.photomagicofflorida.com) provided guests with funny accessories to wear while striking silly poses in the booth.  After they were done, the images were printed out in strips, just like those at the mall, and pasted into a scrapbook for the bride and groom.  Guests then signed the scrapbook next to their photos with wishes for Traci and Steve.  Too cute!  I was able to work with Becka and Nathan from Studio 222 (www.studio222photography.com) for the first time and I am so glad I did!  They are amazing!  Their shots are beautiful and unique.  I wish Traci and Steve a lifetime of happiness and a 4 page spread in Southern Wedding's Magazine!  :-)