Showing posts with label Peabody Opera House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peabody Opera House. Show all posts

Monday, June 13, 2016

Old Cathedral and Peabody Opera House Wedding

Jessica and Matt had a beautiful wedding and reception at the Old Cathedral and the Peabody Opera House.  They opted for a clean, traditional look with ivory flowers and gold accents.  Photos by Heather Roth Photography.

Jessica's bouquet was a soft mix of hydrangea, roses, and spray roses--rounded and romantic!


The maids carried a clutch of all white hydrangea.








The sweet flower girl had her rose kissing ball and her handsome ring bearer partner.





The memory table was decorated with vases of white hydrangea that were first used at the Old Cathedral to line the aisle.



The gold accents at the reception were incorporated not only through the chargers and stationary, but also in the flower vessels.


Crystal draped gold stands held a lush mix of hydrangea and roses for some guest tables.


Low gold vessels of white hydrangea decorated other guest tables.


This calla lily and hydrangea design was also used on a third of the guest tables.



Thanks to Brandy from St. Louis Wedding Consultants for making this day extra special.  Best wishes to the bride and groom!!

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Ceremony and Reception at Peabody Opera House

Emily and Will enjoyed a beautiful wedding with family and friends at the Peabody Opera House.  They were married in the lobby and celebrated upstairs.  Their look was very timeless and classic, choosing white and ivory flowers for each part of their day.  Images by Jon Koch Photography.






Emily's bouquet was a mush mix of hydrangea, peonies, and spray roses.

The bride and her sister.
 
The maids carried a bouquet similar in texture to Emily's, minus the peonies.



He's going to make a great husband!

These tall pieces flanked the bride and groom at the ceremony.  Watch for them at the reception later!



The bridal party entered on the candlelit steps.

Candles also lined the aisle.



The two tall ceremony pieces joined their mates at the reception on guest tables.



A mix of high and low centerpieces carried through Emily and Will's classic, formal look.





Best wishes to Emily and Will!  It was a pleasure working with you and your families!