Thursday, November 14, 2013

Congratulations Joshua and Ashley

This Wedding Ceremony and Reception were so pretty with the colors of peach, cream and grey, which added to the romantic feel.  The Ceremony programs were rolled up sheets of ivory paper, tied with brown and ivory ribbons.   After the Ceremony on the first floor staircase, the guests moved upstairs to the ballroom.  The tables had floor-length taupe embellished linens with centerpieces of peach and coral flowers surrounded by candles.  Each guest had a small box of candy at their place setting, and each box had a little silver charm tied to it with a tied with a brown ribbon.  Joshua and Ashley entered in the room and went right into their first dance, which was a tango.  Great job!

After a nice seated meal, we moved on to the toasts and cake cutting.  Ashley’s cake had two ivory stacked tiers with a beautiful topper of peach and cream flowers, with a cascade down the front to match.  Joshua’s cake had two chocolate tiers with chocolate ganache drizzled over them, with a peanut butter filling.   The Parents’ dances came next (Ashley and her dad broke out into Brickhouse halfway through their dance!) and we opened up the dance floor with the Anniversary Dance.  The longest married couple in this crowd had been married 32 years and both had the same advice, “Always say yes” to whatever the spouse wants.  Good advice!

There was a lot of fun dancing until we stopped for the Bouquet and Garter, and then we continued dancing until the end.  This crowd was a lot of fun and loved to party on the dance floor.  (Ashley and Joshua even had a fun sign on the sign in table next to the seating assignments which said, “You can find your seating assignment here, but your place is on the dance floor!”)  I loved it!  The party continued to the Last Dance, and then the Newlyweds made their exit through a shower of biodegradable rice and walked across the street to their honeymoon hotel.  Congratulations Joshua and Ashley!

Vendors:
Venue: Tremont House Hotel
Photography: Barron and Barron
Flowers: Island Flowers
 

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