Coquette Goodies Inspired by Nicole

October bride Nicole loves all things vintage and scrolls..lol. She immediately fell in love with the Petit Trianon programs in the Etsy store and wanted to build a suite around it in different shades of brown. I LOVED her idea of wanting her menu open up like a booklet in order to incorporate more design elements to it. You can see the cover pictured here...hope you all like!

More Coquette Bride!

We have been buzzing about Barbara and Micheal's wedding all week and we were lucky enough to see this event from three different angles. Each photographer lent their amazing talent and eye to capture some of the most gorgeous wedding photos I have seen in awhile. Please enjoy the amazing shots captured by Natalie from Princess Pictures Photography. I love how romantic her shots are...

A Coquette Bride..Part II

Now onto my other darling Arek from Lovemorephoto...please check out these breathtaking photos from Barbie's wedding. I adore him to pieces, they are like works of art!

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12th Night Photography

This week's Coquette is June. Her pictures are stunning and I could read her interview over and over, she is hilarious.

Theme, if any:
We definitely wanted an outdoor, daytime wedding. And figured what better way to highlight the outdoors and the daytime than a garden themed wedding! I think gardens and I think bright colors, so when I stumbled across the color scheme of pink and orange, I was head over heels in love (despite being told that it was Dunkin Donuts colors!). If you were to look into the details of the wedding though, I guess you might think our theme was more based off our color scheme - the main "garden" part of it was the fact that we got married in the gardens at our reception hall. But the pinks and oranges were laced throughout the entire hall...from the signature cocktails to the card box, place cards, invites and programs to the cake and most importantly (as my husband would say!) his tie...he was slightly obsessed!

Describe your wedding dress and why you chose it:
As you would say darling, swooon! I love my dress. When shopping my biggest concern was whether my hubs would like the dress I chose. When I asked him what he would pick for me, he had two things to say: nothing big and poofy and if you're going to get a strapless, I don't want to see you picking it up all night because all the dancing is making the dress fall below your boobies! Ha. After seeing myself in a classic "cinderella" dress I knew big and poofy was not the way to go, but I had my heart set on a strapless...which is what I got (and surprisingly, I did not have to lift it once - except for my wardrobe malfunction during the dip at the cake cutting, but that's another story!) It was ivory, had a cascading waterfall skirt, beautiful bead work and lovely lace scalloped the bottom of the chapel length train. The bead work on the back was amazing and made the bustle one of my favorite parts of the dress! It had that antique look to it, so I coordinated all of my jewelry and headpiece around that idea.

Your Favorite Wedding Detail:
The first would have to be my husband's shoes. When he told me about the shoes he was getting, I was floored. But he pulled them off and looked devastatingly handsome! The second would be our table numbers. We used our engagement pictures. The unique detail was that we picked our table numbers at random. I think the numbers wound up being 16, 62, 86, 39, 72, etc...everyone was confused, ha, but doing something goofy like that it totally "us"!

The Moment You Remember The Most:
Total cliche but seeing my husband for the first time. Without a doubt, that moment will forever be engraved in my memory - seeing his face and listening to him tell me over and over how beautiful I looked made every ounce of crazy stressful drama that took place during the planning 100% worth it. In that moment, you remember why you are doing this - because before you stands the love of your life! I have to mention one other moment because it's hilarious! As we were are about to say our vows, the priest is speaking and I see my hubs laughing. I'm appalled, I'm like who laughs at the priest when he's about to have us recite our vows?? Turns out I was in a complete lovey dovey daze...and what my husband (and everyone else for that matter!) was laughing at was...a truck that was backing up in the parking lot and all anyone could hear was BEEP BEEP BEEP. OOPS! At least a good laugh was had by all!

One thing you would change knowing what you know now
Nothing...it was 100% a dream come true. Fantabulous...

I am dying to know more about the wardrobe malfunction and am loving the hubby's shoes!

Bravo Coquette!

Coquette Loves...

Peonies...in any shape, size or color!! Sure, my favorite flower has a bad reputation because it's not cheap and will probably wilt by the end of the night..but SWOON they were gorgeous on my big day and not too shabby by the end of the night...kind of like the bride....lol

I Need This!

Can someone forward this to Mr. Coquette before he buys me another GPS!!!

I need this..must have it...want to marry it!!!

SWOON!!! More than Swoon...Sigh!!!!

Get it at The Paris Apartment

You can get 2 and send one my way!! Wink..Wink

Coquette Goodies Inspired by Barbara and Amanda Picone..

Can't wait to see what we end up with!
Again..LOVE these pics so much!
SWOOON!!!

A Coquette Bride

Ally and Patrick were married in May, and it is obvious that the day was a dream come true for the couple. Ally was kind enough to answer some questions about the day and send me some of her favorite photos. Lovemorephoto, did an astounding job capturing the day. Some of these shots are the prettiest I have seen.

Read on to get more details about the day:

Theme, if any: We joked the whole time that we had a "mint chocolate chip ice cream" wedding. Our colors were green and chocolate brown, but what we really were going for was simple elegance.

Your Favorite Wedding Detail : The bridal party attire! I LOVED everything about what they were wearing. I thought all my girls (all different shapes) looked incredible and I thought the men looked amazing in their brown tuxedos.
The moment you remember the most: My husband is a camera man and an editor, he made a slide show with pictures of us from when we were little and when we were older.Then, he made a video of just me. It was a complete surprise, the whole video was of me being in my element and him capturing that. It was an amazing feeling to know that the person you are marrying knows and loves you as much as you think he does... and more.
One thing you would change knowing what you know now: Really, the only thing I would change is getting brighter lights for my lanterns. Because of the time of day, when the reception started, they didn't create the glow I wanted. but, everything else was amazing.

Thanks again for sharing with us, Ally. Your husband is quite a catch...we would love to see a snippet of that video one day!

A Coquette Bride

It was a quintessential New York Soiree...

The bride wore Vera Wang and the groom wore Converse sneakers. The chill in the air did not keep Melissa and Jordan from playing it up for the cameras and Infinite Images NYC did an amazing job of capturing just how over the moon these two are for each other.