Heightened by the fairy-tale splendor of TreeHouse Point in Preston, the season’s newest gowns evoke their own sense of majesty with floral-kissed designs that feel natural, graceful and everlasting.
Fall/Winter 2018
Fall/Winter 2018
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The Special 20th Anniversary Edition!
Best of 2018: The Top Florists, Caterers, Decor Experts, Photographers and More!
Chic Local: Art Museum Venues
Glamourous New Gowns
Reinventing the Boutonniere
Plus: Interactive Reception Ideas for Food & Fun
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Mixing Old World–style glamour with today’s most modern silhouettes, the latest gowns are dazzling, dramatic and dripping with decadence.
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Three creative ways to raise the bar at your reception- from tattoos, to ramen to coffee!
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Editor's Note
Forgive us, but we’ll admit THAT THIS Fall/Winter 2018 issue holds a very special place in our hearts.
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UnveiledCaitlin King and Justin Minuk turned to wedding planner and florist Sinclair & Moore Events for an ultra-lush floral installation that matched the Southern garden party feel of their big day.
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UnveiledWedding planner Wendy Wojcik of Weddings with Wendy created this regal and refined big-day theme by marrying Pantone’s Ultra Violet color of the year with hues more akin to the Northwest—lavender, lilac, mulberry and mauve.
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Bridal BasicsJoining the 16 other Lovely Bride locations across the U.S., founded by Lanie List, the Seattle outpost maintains the brand’s rep for standout accessories and trendsetting gowns.
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Bridal BasicsCouples seeking a creative custom touch, meet Pomp & Revel.
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Ask the ExpertsThe expert duo from Crimson Haze Event Lighting dishes on how lighting can be used to create a big impact on your wedding day—from dynamic lighting to dry ice bubbles.
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Bridal BasicsMake way for the cutest new ice cream truck in town: a cheery lil' European import retrofitted to transport and serve the local company’s seasonally inspired gelato treats at weddings and events
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PortfolioReplete with apples, berries and other seasonal bounty plucked from the vine or crafted from sugar, these cakes are indeed pretty enough to eat
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PortfolioKick off those pumps and celebrate in comfort with reception-ready statement flats fit for mixing, mingling and dancing the night away.
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PortfolioGet your besties on board with sweet schemes for asking the (second) most important question of all: “Will you be my bridesmaid?”
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PortfolioFestoon the groom with a creative boutonniere inspired by the natural hues of autumn.
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VenuesThere’s great allure to hosting your wedding at an art museum; with striking architecture and spectacular interiors bedecked with classic paintings and breathtaking sculptures, design-loving couples are basically guaranteed a wedding-day backdrop that’s nothing but beautiful.
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PlanningHow one local couple crafted their big day by taking on the wedding planning duties together
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Real WeddingsThe bride was certain she wanted a rustic fête made complete with twinkling lights, so as soon as she stepped foot into The Foundry, she fell for the inviting space and its elegant white draping.
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Real WeddingsDavid Acker pulled off the perfect beachside proposal to Elizabeth Rackley, his love of two and a half years, while the two were living on Maui.
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Real WeddingsThe couple dreamed of an oceanfront wedding, at a venue by the water with a beautiful backdrop they could make their own.
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Real WeddingsThere was not a dry eye in the room during Taryn Walker and Taylor Soushek’s wintry wedding at Lord Hill Farms
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Real WeddingsThe couple always knew they wanted a summery wedding in a venue with both indoor and outdoor space.
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Real WeddingsBlending sleek, streamlined paper goods and signage with lush, autumn-colored florals and greenery dreamed up by Juliet + Lou, their wedding planning team, the pair’s late October celebration was truly a sight to see.
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Real WeddingsFrom start to finish, Bailey and Tanner’s wedding was about family. The wedding took place on Tanner’s mother’s birthday, so the couple surprised her with a special cake and the birthday song at the reception.
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Real WeddingsThe pair found their dream wedding venue on their own 2-acre property in Woodinville, saying “I do” under the towering trees in their front yard and celebrating underneath tents set up on the back lawn.
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Real WeddingsOn the big day, glowing candles lined the staircase to evoke a romantic ambiance as guests entered the venue.
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Real WeddingsAs they walked into the ceremony, guests received vintage handkerchiefs embroidered by the bride with their initials, with a few family members receiving ones that had belonged to Morgan’s beloved grandmother.
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Real WeddingsFor their vintage-inspired celebration, the couple was fixated on details, right down to the flowers—the bride’s favorite detail of the wedding.
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Real WeddingsProfessed lovers of the 1962 World’s Fair, mid-century mod architecture and decor and all things old Seattle, the vivacious pair set out to plan a warm, welcoming three-day wedding weekend/
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Real WeddingsLeslie and Nick took a step off the beaten path more than once during their reception. Rather than a traditional cake-cutting, the pair cracked into a celebratory cake-shaped piñata.
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Real WeddingsThe couple’s September nuptials at DeLille Cellars was the picture of pastoral perfection, with abundant blush-hued florals and greenery decorating the chateau’s grounds.
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Real WeddingsThe ceremony and reception featured handmade touches from both families. The pair was married under a beautiful timber frame.
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Real WeddingsNurse Lily Gaffney and professional soccer player Kyle Bjornethun turned a high school summer romance into lasting love
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Bon Voyage“Kiss me with rain on your eyelashes, come on, let us sway together, under the trees...”
On Our Covers:
Ines Di Santo “Wythe” ruched trumpet gown and Oscar de la Renta “Classic Jeweled” Swarovski earrings both from Nordstrom. Emerald-cut diamond cathedral-style engagement ring from T. Anthony Jewelers. Photography by Ryan McVay.