Amy and Jim knew what they wanted for their wedding…and who could say it any better than them?

The overall look were were trying to achieve could be summed up by the song “Old, Old Fashioned” by Frightened Rabbit. However, we tried really hard not to feel overly dedicated to any one style or theme because we wanted everything to stay fun and happy…without a lot of stress.

Jim and I are not super fancy people. So when we set out to plan our wedding, we both knew we wanted it to be nice but also relaxed and reflective of our personalities. We also didn’t have a lot of money to spend so the need for creativity was paramount. In order to create this relaxed (and also budget friendly) atmosphere, we decided to have the wedding be at my grandparents’ house. They have a fabulous backyard in the beautiful White Mountains of New Hampshire. I grew up in NH and we both have a lot of fond memories of their home so it felt like a nice choice.

The planning process was a little tough because Jim and I were living in Portland, Oregon up until two weeks before the big day. Lot’s of help from both our moms made it all possible. Jim whipped up the music playlists, which were awesome! We also chose to make mix CDs for our guests that were a collection of music we love. Music is something that defines our relationship and giving the gift of music made the most sense. Everyone loved the CDs and got to experience many bands that were new to them.

Ceremony (processional and recessional): I love New Years Eve / Badly Drawn Boy
Reception, wedding party entrance: Kid on my Shoulders / White Rabbits
First Dance: Travels and Trunks / Hey Marseilles

Mix CD Playlist
Hang On / Dr. Dog
When U Love Somebody / Fruit Bats
Whiskey Angel / The Black Lillies
Autumn Almanac / The Kinks
Wagon Wheel / Old Crow Medicine Show
Wild Mountain Nation / Blitzen Trapper
3 Rounds And A Sound / Blind Pilot
All The Right Reasons / The Jayhawks
The Book Of Love / The Magnetic Fields
(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher / Jackie Wilson
My Sunken Treasure / The Duke Spirit
Rose City / Viva Voce
Sovay / Andrew Bird
Old Old Fashioned / Frightened Rabbit
To Travels & Trunks / Hey Marseilles
Sons And Daughters / The Decemberists

For the dancing playlist, we tried to start off with some stuff that everyone (including the “gray hairs”) would like. Then that segued into more of an 80s theme. So in trying to find dance music for the wedding, we wanted to stay away from the typical music but also create something high energy and fun for everyone. Wedding + 80s Dance Night = AMAZING! The drinks and dinner was more a collection of stuff we love, mixed with some selections that everyone would want to hear.

Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours – Stevie Wonder
Tighten Up – Archie Bell & the Drells
Super Bad Pt.1 – James Brown
Sugarfoot – Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears
Move On Up – Curtis Mayfield
It’s a Shame – The Spinners
I Second that Emotion – Smokey Robinson
Shilo – Neil Diamond
Boogie Shoes – KC & The Sunshine Band
Love Rollercoaster – Ohio Players
Sexx Laws – Beck
Lover – Devendra Banhart
That Lady (Part 1) – The Isley Brothers
Try A Little Tenderness – Otis Redding
Heart of Glass – Blondie
Play That Funky Music – Wild Cherry
Lady Marmelade – Labelle
Build Me Up Buttercup – The Foundations
I Want You Back – Jackson 5
Groove Is In the Heart – Deee-Lite
I’m Walking on Sunshine – Katrina and the Waves
Friday I’m In Love – The Cure
Video Killed The Radio Star – The Buggles
Hungry Like The Wolf – Duran Duran
Come On Eileen – Save Ferris
Invisible Gurls – Genesis vs. Katy Perry
Walk Like an Egyptian – The Bangles
White Wedding – Billy Idol
Footloose – Kenny Loggins
Moondance – Van Morrison
You Spin Me Right Round – Dead or Alive
Do Ya Think I’m Sexy – Rod Stewart
Tainted Love – Soft Cell
Jessie’s Girl – Rick Springfield
Let’s Go Crazy – Prince And The Revolution
Girls Just Want to Have Fun – Cyndi Lauper
Sweet Dreams – Eurythmics
Let’s Dance – David Bowie
Blister In The Sun – Violent Femmes
Rock This Town – Stray Cats
I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) – The Proclaimers
Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough – Michael Jackson
Take On Me – A-Ha
Karma Chameleon – Culture Club
Here I Am (Come and Take Me) – Al Green
You Can’t Touch This – Mc Hammer
Pour Some Sugar On Me – Def Leppard
Bust a Move – Young MC
Rapper’s Delight – The Sugarhill Gang
You Shook Me All Night Long – AC/DC
No You Girls – Franz Ferdinand
Rebel Yell – Billy Idol
Livin’ On A Prayer – Bon Jovi
It’s The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) – R.E.M.
Laid – James
Still Crazy After All These Years – Deer Tick
Baby’s Got Back – Sir Mix A Lot
Feel Good Inc. – Gorillaz
Pop Song – Starfucker
Hey Ladies – The Beastie Boys
It Takes Two – Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock
Music Is My Hot Hot Sex – Cansei De Ser Sexy
The Sweet Escape (feat. Akon) – Gwen Stefani
Concrete Schoolyard – Jurassic 5
Crazy – Gnarls Barkley
Run This Town [Ft. Kanye West & Rihanna] – Jay-Z
Jimmy – M.I.A.
Jump Around – House of Pain
The Seed (2.0) – The Roots
The Choice Is Yours – Black Sheep
B.O.B. – Outkast
Rump Shaker – Wrecks n Effect
Gin And Juice – Snoop Dogg
Big Poppa – The Notorious B.I.G
Nuthin’ But A “G” Thang – Dr. Dre
Scenario – A Tribe Called Quest
Sex Karma – Of Montreal
Ignition (Keep It Remixing Louder) (R. Kelly vs Major Lazer) – The Hood Internet
German Love – Starfucker
Little Secrets – Passion Pit
Don’t Stop – Brazilian Girls
Temptation – New Order
All My Friends – LCD Soundsystem
Don’t Stop Believin’ – Journey
All is Love – Karen O and the Kids
(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher – Jackie Wilson
Got To Get You Into My Life – The Beatles
Harold T. Wilkins, Or How To Wait For A Very Long Time – Fanfarlo
Two Weeks – Grizzly Bear
Kick Drum Heart – The Avett Brothers
Age of Consent – New Order
Fitz & Dizzyspells – Andrew Bird
Numbers Don’t Lie – The Mynabirds
Kate – Ben Folds Five
Can’t Keep It In – Cat Stevens
One Red Thread – Blind Pilot
There’s Too Much Love – Belle & Sebastian
Golden State – Delta Spirit
Sweet Jane – The Velvet Underground
Wagon Wheel – Old Crow Medicine Show
Knotty Pine – Dirty Projectors & David Byrne
Someday – The Strokes
Ragged Wood – Fleet Foxes
Gimme Three Steps – Lynyrd Skynyrd
Memphis, Tennessee – Mason Jennings
Burning Love – Elvis Presley
The Ruminant Band – Fruit Bats
Old Old Fashioned – Frightened Rabbit
Hey Hey What Can I Do – Led Zeppelin
Hotel Yorba – The White Stripes
I Was Born (A Unicorn) – The Unicorns
Banging Camp – The Hold Steady
TAOS – Menomena
Bad Reputation – Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Paper Thin Walls – Modest Mouse
The Underdog – Spoon
Debaser – Pixies
Wild Mountain Nation – Blitzen Trapper
Things You Go Through – Apollo Ghosts
Heart To Tell – The Love Language
Wild One – Those Darlins
Moi Je Joue – Brigitte Bardot
Jackson (With June Carter) – Johnny Cash
My Sunken Treasure – The Duke Spirit
Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard – Paul Simon
In the Sun – She & Him
The Old Days – Dr. Dog
When That Evening Sun Goes Down – Van Morrison
Rio – Hey Marseilles
Paris – Kate Nash
Ooh La La – The Faces
True Love Will Find You In The End (Daniel Johnston) – Wilco
Cool Yourself – Thao & The Get Down Stay Down
(What’s So Funny ‘Bout) Peace, Love & Understanding – Elvis Costello
Sing Me Spanish Techno – The New Pornographers
Carpetbaggers – Jenny Lewis
Pop Lie – Okkervil River
Revolution Blues – Neil Young
Let it Die – The Shaky Hands
Rose City – Viva Voce
Fighting In A Sack – The Shins
Could You Be Loved – Bob Marley & The Wailers

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Photos: Boro Creative Visions Photography

With the Winter season upon us, I thought it would be nice to visit a wedding that happened during a summer night! It’s FULL of awesome details and music, so there’s multiple reasons why you need to peep this. Marissa gushed about their awesome wedding, favors, and overall design:

Music has always been such a big aspect and love in Caleb and I’s relationship. We went to a show on our first date five years ago. We were so young back then and the most fun we could have was driving around in his old ’88 Camry, comparing our favorite bands. So when he finally popped the question and we began planning the wedding we both knew we wanted to do something special and musical with our invitations. And we only had 5 months to plan it all.

We decided we wanted to make 12″ vinyl record ‘mix tapes’ of our favorite love songs and have the actual invitation be on the back of the vinyl sleeve like a track listing. We are avid vinyl collectors and so are our friends so we thought our wedding vinyl would make an awesome addition to everyone’s collections. We picked our favorite songs and I started research on finding a pressing company. I soon realized this wasn’t going to work. There’s a lot of red tape when it comes to trying to press music on vinyl that isn’t yours (which is completely understandable). I begged and pleaded with pressing companies assuring them that I had no intention of selling the records. Eventually we decided to go with our back up plan that Caleb had devised, buy CDs that look like vinyl and put them in 7″ sleeves. I had my heart set on real vinyl but the end result so amazing too.

I worked with one of our best friends Daniel Bressette to design the sleeve. He’s an independent illustrator who has done band art for bands like Pearl Jam, Paramore, and New Found Glory. (He also did the “Weddingland” map and comic strip for us). He gave me the number to Dorado Music Packaging for the sleeve printing. I was worried they wouldn’t be helpful since I wasn’t a big band spending thousands of dollars. But I experienced quite the opposite. They were rad beyond belief and even rushed my order.

We wanted to use the songs from the invitation throughout the ceremony and reception to tie it all together.
Bride Processional: Dance On Our Graves – Paper Route
Recessional: We Could Be Looking For The Same Thing – Silver Jews
Reception Entrance: Home – Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeroes
First Dance: Johnny Cash’s cover of The Beatles song In My Life
Grand Exit: The Final Countdown – Europe

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Photography – W. Scott Chester Photography
Music – jb Jams
‘Weddingland’ map, finger print tree ‘guestbook’ & comic – Daniel Bressette
Venue & Catering – Kellum Valley Farm
Cake – Razzle Dazzle Bakery
Groom’s outfit – Ben Sherman, Urban Outfitters & TOMS shoes
Bride’s dress – Mori Lee
Groomsmen outfit – Levis, Urban Outfitters & TOMS shoes
Bridesmaid’s dresses – Anthropologie, Mod Cloth, & Dillards
Photobooth – The Majestic Photobooth Company
Bride, Groom & Bridal party hair done by Zach Blalock – TIGI
Wood wall entrance for the ceremony was made by my uncle Tyler (he’s kind of awesome)
Invitations – designed and assembled by me and Caleb. Sleeves printed through Dorado Music Packaging + mad lib RSVP postcards printed through Moo

Slim pickens this week folks, but this time it’s about quality, not quantity!

I want to know MORE about this wedding!

Iron & Wine‘s new album cover…of course it’s awesome!

I’m in lust of this store front…and couple…and session.

love it!

remember these two awesome blossoms?! here they are a year later!

speaking of steep street sweetness…check out her new post cards available for purchase!

bookstore babes!

lovin’ this puzzle!

love bug!!!!

Need some tunes for your ears now that your eyes have had all of the fun?! Check out Mixtape Masters!

Another week has come and gone!
The knots have been tied,
More eye candy has been spied.
Join me now as we re-cap,
From joyous smiles to sweet sap,
As two become one
And have loads of fun!

PS – Don’t forget to check out the Mixtape Masters from this week,
Especially if it’s new music you are trying to seek!*

rocky mountain magic!

when DJs get engaged!

a foggy kind of love!

cutest barn ever!

so many cute details – but I’m totally lovin’ the Victrola!

good grief they are the RADEST!

so…many…details!

fantastic farm house wedding!

a pink dress and a fun fotobooth!

OH EM GEE! perfectly positioned pink paper plates!

sweet and flirty engagement!

that smile is contagious!

totally doing this over the weekend!

veggies have never looked so cute!

a sweater weather mix!

remember these two awesome blossoms?! check out their rad engagement video!

postcards from Italy

*Friday Highday Rhyme Time what whaaaa?!

I hope your ears enjoyed this week’s Mixtape Masters series! Now it’s onto the eye goodies with Friday Favs! This week EXPLODED with so much great content! I’m so stoked for Halloween weekend even though I have no idea what I’m going to be yet. I’ll be shooting a wedding ON Halloween, but there’s quite a few parties to choose from on Friday and Saturday night, so I gotta get my thinking cap on. Hope you all have a safe and happy holiday weekend!

this IS glamorous!

loving the colors and fairground location!

can’t wait to see the rest of this wedding!

this shot totally made my eyes water!

salt flats?! more like RAD FLATS!

these two make my heart swoon!

cute dress, snazzy dude, rustic location, and cute boots to boot!

GIANT JENGA IS BRILLIANT!!!

SO IS A GIANT HAT AND BOOTS!

fairytale love!

ukulele utopia!

pumpkin smashing!! this is so cool!

banjo maker love session!

a dress made from a sheet! SHEET that’s awesome!

so romantical!

such a GREAT idea!

between joan on mad men and these ladies on boardwalk empire, there’s quite the lady lump eye candy each week!

a simple and sweet detail!

LOVE THE TEAL!

lookie! i made an inspiration board for cupcakes and cutlery based on a matt costa cd!

CONGRATS times a million to the awesome Amma and her exciting news!

These Friday round-ups have become one of my favorite series! It’s a chance to share awesome wedding porn that might not “traditionally fit” with Hi-Fi Weddings. Oh hey! Do you like music? (probs so if you’re reading this blog right?) Anyway…I’m feeling a bit lonely over on Blip, so I encourage you to create an account and let’s get to blippin‘ some awesome tunes! Ok ok time to get to the goodness you’re here for!

every bride needs to jump on the bed!

so want this print!

a cutesy music themed wedding shoot!

the couple that designs together stays together…and has a STUNNING wedding!

so many bright and fun colors!

GAH! that wall! what fun!

love that she took her own kissy shot photo!

HOLY GUESTBOOK!

OH EM GEEEEEEEEEEE this is so incredible!

ooo la la!

joshua trees make me weak in the knees…or wait, maybe that’s these photos!

dear clayton, can I please just feature all of your hammers and strings shots?!

uhhhhhhhhh-MAZING!

something about that mirror shot speaks to me!

sing it gurl!

SO NEAT!

m-m-m-mix it up!

flashdance + sharkpig = music and video magic…HALLOWEEN STYLE!

This wedding puts the deet in details…and not the mosquito killing agent – no no, it’s the super-awesome-great-ideas-agent. From the mis-matched and super sweet b-dresses, to the guestbook kite, to the pinwheel decor, to the color combos, to the vintage linens, I almost forgot about the creme of the crop – the music. But you can bet your bottom dollar that it is also fantastic!

Groom and officiant enter: “Here Comes Your Man” by The Pixies
Bridal Party: “Pictures of You” by The Cure
Bride: “Sweet Disposition” by The Temper Trap
After the first kiss” “Just Like Heaven” by The Cure

Jeff is into Punk Rock so to bring in that part of his personality we entered the reception to “Judy is a Punk” by the Ramones. We had our first dance to “Last Night on Earth” by Green Day.

I knew from the start of the planning process that I wanted to walk down the isle to something really different. I wanted something that felt happy and celebratory and made me think of love. The first time I heard “Sweet Disposition” I knew that was my song. At first, I was worried about what people would think because it is a really different choice. But then I got over it and I am so glad I went with what felt special to me and Jeff because it made the day feel really personal. After we decided on that song, I picked songs that I thought went with the feel of it. I love our wedding playlist and wouldn’t change a thing!

For the rest of the evening we asked to DJ to start with classic rock during cocktail hour and then move into oldies from the 50’s and 60’s for dinner. To kick off the dancing he played some awesome dance music from the 70’s and 80’s and we asked him not to play the current dance music until after 9:30. Before our final meeting with our DJ I asked him to send us a list of the music he typically plays for weddings. Then Jeff and I went through and made really specific lists of what we DID NOT want him to play. We also made lists of different songs and bands we really wanted him to play and at what points of the night he should play them. It was well worth all of the planning. We got tons of compliments on the music and our guests said the night really felt like it was about Us. I knew the music was a hit when the dance floor was packed until the end of the night. So much fun!!

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Super Lucky Photog: Ashley Rose

This.wedding.is.amazing! I feel like I need to type in staccato throughout this entry as there are so many elements that make this one helluva Hi-Fi Wedding. The music, of course, was absolutely amazing…but getting married in a TREEHOUSE!? Now that’s just radtastic to the max! From the intimate setting to the sweet selections of songs, Amanda and Liam had quite the enchanting wedding!

Our dear dear friend Russell played a Sigur Ros song ‘Gobblediegook’ (changing the cord formations and slowing it down) on his acoustic guitar as he led my brother and I (as a surprise to our guests) into the forest. Final destination was a small plank stage nestled beneath the towering trees and running river. Upon this stage stood the groom and our officiant (another dear friend Justin; which was also a surprise to our guests) before our 40 guests. Russell also followed behind us after the ceremony with an original piece he wrote.

I adored the simplicity of the acoustic guitar. It seemed beyond fitting for the surroundings. Walking down the aisle was definitely a highlight for me during the whole wedding experience…I was overflowing with emotions.

From here in to the late night we had an eclectic playlist of tunes:
First Dance: ‘Poison Cup’ M. Ward
Brother Sister Dance: ‘In My Life’ Beatles

Cocktail Hour/Dinner Artists:
Damien Rice: Volcano, Your Ghost, The Blower’s Daughter
Neil Young: Tell Me Why, After the Gold Rush, Only Love Can Break Your Heart, Birds, I Believe In You, Heart of Gold
Andrew Bird: Measuring Cups, Fake Palindromes, Sovay, Armchairs
Dr. Dog: The World May Never Know, Easy Beat, The Breeze, Hand On, The Rabbit, The Bat, and The Reindeer, Shadow People, Unbearable Why, Where’d All the Time Go
Jeff Tweedy: Theologians, The Thanks I Get, I Am Trying to Break Your Heart, California Stars
Rilo Kiley: Silver Lining, Under the Blacklight
M. Ward: For Beginners, Never Had Nobody Like You, Jailbird, Rave On, To Go Home, Requiem. Chinese Translation
The Pixies: Hey, Here Comes Your Man, Dig For Fire
The Black Keys: All You Ever Wanted, So He Won’t Break, Oceans & Streams, Your Touch, You’re the One, Give Your Heart Away, The Flame, When the Lights Go Out, Act Nice and Gentle
Paul Simon: Diamonds on the Souls of her Shoes, You Can Call Me Al, Loves Me Like a Rock, Kodachrome, Still Crazy After All These Years, Me and Julio, Slip Slidin’ Away
Bright Eyes: Four Winds, First Day of My Life
Bon Iver: Flume, Skinny Love, Creature Fear

Reception Artists:
Cat Power: Satisfaction, Naked If I Want To, The Greatest
Bob Dylan: Tangle Up in Blue, Subterranean Homesick Blues, Positively Fourth Street
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah!: The Skin of My Yellow Country Teeth, Upon This Tidal Wave of Young BLood
Broken Social Scene: Our Faces Split the Coast In Half, 7/4 (Shoreline), Fire Eye’d Boy, World Sick, Almost Crimes, Looks Just Like the Sun,
The Arcade Fire: Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels), Wake Up, Keep The Car Running, No Cars Go, My Body Is a Cage
Bruce Springsteen: Thunder Road, Tenth Avenue Freeze Out
Joanna Newsom: Good Intentions Paving Company, Have One On Me, Baby Birch, On A Good Day, Soft As Chalk, Peach, Plum, Pear, Sadie, The Book of Right On
The Flaming Lips: Do You Realize?, Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots
Department of Eagles: No One Does It Like You, Phantom Other, Herring Bone
The Smiths: What Difference Does It Make?, This Charming Man, Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now, Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want
The Mountain Goats: Sax Rohmer #1, Heretic Pride,
Neutral Milk Hotel: The King of Carrott Flowers, Two-Headed Boy, Holland 1945, A Baby For Pree, Gardenhead
MGMT: The Youth, Electric Feel, Kids, Pieces of Wat
The XX: VCR, Crystalized, Islands
Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Maps
Talking Heads: Sugar on My Tongue, Psycho Killer, Heaven, Cities, Once In A Lifetime, Girlfriend Is Better, And She Was, Say Up Late, Wild Wild Life
Pavement: Silence Kid, Elevate Me Later, Gold Soundz, Range Life
Sigur Ros: Gobbledigook, Inni mer syngur vitleysinger, Hoppipolla, Saeglopur, Gong
Songs Ohia: Linoess, Just Be Simple Again, Almost Was Good Enough
Sufjan Stevens: Decatur, Casmir Pulaski Day, They Are Night Zombies, The Dress Looks Nice On You
Tom Waits: Come On Up To The House, Swordfishtrombones
Wilco: Hummingbird, Either Way, Impossible Germany, Sky Blue Sky, War On War, I’m The Man Who Loves You

The night ended by sitting next to a bonfire in tree woven hammocks and Russell playing Daniel Johnston ‘Go’. Perfect ending to a perfect day. (Boy oh boy, I’ll say!)

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Vendors
photos: sergio mottola
dress: robert bullock
belt: littlewhitedresser via etsy
hair clip: anthropologie
bow tie: xoelle via etsy
shoes: goodwill
large letters: summerland via etsy
centerpieces: vintage frames, apothecary jars, wood stumps, and moss
flowers: pike place market, arranged by a friend
makeup: jenny bowker
venue and catering: treehouse point
dessert: dahlia

Now that you got a taste of her music choices, let’s ooh and aah over how good she is with a camera! When Amber emailed me with this “sexy” session she shot of her cousin, Alex. Le Awesome Alex wanted to be herself in these shots and wasn’t too interested in fishnets and corsets. I thought it would be awesomely funny if Alex shared some of her favorite sexin’ songs…and voila, she did! Any chickadee that gets it on to Radiohead is a-ok in my book!

The Black Keys – Too Afraid to Love You
Adam and the Ants – Kings of the Wild Frontier
Creedence Clearwater Revival – I Put a Spell on You
Metric – Satellite Mind
Black Heart Procession – Sympathy Crime
Radiohead – There There

She’s also in a band with her boyfriend called The Snowbirds (bonus Hi-Fi points!) — kind of like a She & Him type of deal. Check out the video below! Also, you GOTTA check out their “just because” session!

Snazzy Shots: Live it Out Photography

One of the biggest musical choices a couple has to make is band or DJ. Craig and Lydia knew what they wanted the day the question was popped!

Craig and I met in college and started dating on a spring break trip to Nags Head, NC. We thought Nags Head would be a wonderful place to share our wedding celebration with all the friends and family we cared about. Music was really important to us and I am a Motown girl at heart so had no desire to hear the YMCA at the wedding. Craig and I booked our friends’ band, The Moving Co., the day we announced our engagement. They are a wonderful Soul-Funk-Hip/Hop band that is perfect for dancing with original and cover tunes inspired by Bill Withers, The Band and Tribe Called Quest. Craig even jumped on trumpet for a song with the band. Craig’s brother is an upright and electric bass player and played the entrance music to the ceremony. After we were married, we left the ceremony to Stevie Wonder’s “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” on iPod. There was a technical issue with the iPod connection to the amp and the song was cutting in and out. While we were waiting for the music to get louder, all of our guests chimed in singing and shouting all the lyrics to the song! It was one of my favorite moments of the day. My mom is deceased so we remembered her at the wedding by using her favorite flower, hydrangeas, for all the bouquets adding a piece of her jewelry to mine. We skipped the cake and opted for a create your own ice cream sunday bar. Doing as much we could ourselves, I made all the edible favors to help launch my business, Sweet Lydia’s: Marshmallows For All Occasions, and got a few orders as a result. There really is nothing like sharing  a private concert with all the people you care about and it made our wedding a perfect day of celebration.

Music: The Moving Co.
S’mores Favors: Sweet Lydia’s
Venue: Nags Head Village Beach Club
Photographer: Beach Productions
Week-of Coordination: Ocean Aisle Events