We Are Over the Moon About This Wedding

Venue: Calamigos Ranch
Photography: Christy Kendall Photography
Planning + Design: Pat Frey Designs
Menswear: Black Shawl Lapel Tuxedo with a black bow tie

When you look at this wedding, you can just see the love and the joy that radiates through! This couple brought personal style, chic décor, glamourous vibes, and fabulous entertainment to their big day and we could not be more excited to show you.

They got married at one of our favorite venues, Calamigos Ranch, in The Oak Room. This space has stunning sunsets, stone waterfalls, a symbolic bridge, and magical pond – perfect for your guests to get lost in the wedding-day-sauce in! For the ceremony, they did not overly decorate the space – allowing the beauty of the venue to be the show stopper. Simple and gorgeous white chairs, white flower petals lined the aisle, and a white floral ceremonial arch that literally stunned us speechless. Plus the waterfall backdrop was just chef’s kiss!

The reception space was all sparkle and twinkle lights with a giant romantic moon light that hangs over the sweetheart table. The rest of the tables were covered in white linens with black table napkins and crystal flatware. Making everything twinkle and shine, in the night glow. Also, how much fun does this party look with the entertainment!? The drums, dancing, dollars floating in the air…this bride and groom incorporated their culture so amazingly that we definitely are feeling the fomo (fear of missing out).

The bride wore a stunning lace gown with a fitted silhouette and long romantic sleeves. She had her hair in light loose waves and glamourous makeup. The bridesmaids wore dresses from our amazing besties over at Windsor! It is no secret that we love this gold off-the-shoulder gown (recently seen in our prom ads and blogs), and we love how this gown shimmers like the moon décor of the wedding. The groom and groomsmen wore the same Black Shawl Lapel Tuxedo to keep it classic and modern. The groom stood out by wearing a bow tie while the rest of his men wore long ties. This is a simple detail that makes a big impact in your pictures later.