{"id":7919,"date":"2011-11-05T09:39:39","date_gmt":"2011-11-05T13:39:39","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/6offour.com\/blog\/?p=7919"},"modified":"2013-04-30T11:48:19","modified_gmt":"2013-04-30T15:48:19","slug":"amanda-and-bart-married-highlands-north-caroline-wedding-photographers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/6offour.com\/blog\/weddings\/amanda-and-bart-married-highlands-north-caroline-wedding-photographers\/","title":{"rendered":"Amanda and Bart – Married – Highlands, North Carolina Wedding Photographers"},"content":{"rendered":"

Posted by: Brittany<\/em><\/p>\n

Amanda and Bart were such a joy to work with from day one. Amanda is the co-owner of Cream & Flutter<\/a> (a bakery in Illinois). She brought so much to the table with her design, event planning and food knowledge. It seemed as if a rustic bakery, Anthropologie and Vera Wang collaborated to create the perfect evening. It was basically just as Katie would have dreamt a dream intimate affair to be. Those are definitely the key players for incredible details. Add to that a crisp, gorgeous fall day in the mountains at Old Edwards Inn. Florals abounded by Oakleaf, leaving nothing for the eye to want. As cozy and intimate as one would hope.<\/p>\n

Amanda and Bart are true gems. They are extremely gracious and it was incredible to see the love and admiration that was surrounding them with their own love and by their friends and family.<\/p>\n

It was an honor to be a part in their day in so many ways. We wish you both the best and can’t wait to see you again soon!<\/p>\n

Ceremony and Reception: The Farm at Old Edwards Inn<\/a>
\nBridal Salon: The Spa at Old Edwards<\/a>
\nDress designer: Vera Wang<\/a>
\nShoes: Heels were Vince Camuto<\/a> and the ballet flats were J Crew<\/a>
\nCaterers: Old Edwards Inn<\/a>
\nBaked Goods: Old Edwards Inn<\/a>
\nFloral Design: Oakleaf<\/a>
\nTable gift: Cream & Flutter<\/a> – The grits were from a local mill, Barker\u2019s Creek.
\nWedding Favors: Cream & Flutter<\/a> + Oakleaf<\/a> – The mugs were ordered from Anthropologie, Oakleaf designed both the scent of the candle and the color of the wax to match our style and poured each candle individually into the mugs.
\nSave the Dates: Cream & Flutter<\/a> + Mavora Art & Design<\/a> – Cream & Flutter<\/a> made the blackberry jam from scratch and canned it into mini European-style mold jars by Weck<\/a>. Each jar was labeled with a chalkboard tag that said \u201cblackberry jam.\u201d Mavora Art & Design took a photo of The Barn (at Old Edwards) and designed a magnet with our names and the date\/location of our wedding. A magnet was tied to each jar with twine and they were wrapped in square kraft boxes stuffed with wood shred and mailed to each guest.
\nInvitations: Cream & Flutter<\/a> + Mavora Art & Design<\/a> + Weiskamp<\/a>– I collected vintage handkerchiefs from my grandmother and great-grandmother for our invitations. I chose designs that were either white with a lace border or white with a simple floral design. Mavora Art & Design designed the layout of the typeface and Weiskamp screenprinted each hankie by hand. The handkerchief was wrapped around an rsvp card (and a spa invite card for my girlfriends) and tied with a cream colored ribbon. They were inserted into kraft paper envelopes and mailed to each guest.
\nPrograms: Farmwood Press<\/a> + Cream & Flutter<\/a>
\nReception Cards: Farmwood Press<\/a> There will be another blog post on her programs and Reception cards from Farmwood Press soon!<\/p>\n

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