Nari and Wyatt are such a special couple to me. Their wedding was my very first rainy wedding, and I have to say that God REALLY wanted to test me that day! Haha it didn't sprinkle… it poured and hailed! What a way to be initiated… I think that accomplishing what we did (moving the entire dinner reception indoors during cocktail hour, including ordering all new linens 10 minutes before the nearest rental company closed) made the experience very special to me. In a way, the wedding felt even *more* triumphant because we hadn't allowed nature to ruin the plans. I feel like I was able to really flex my coordination skills by thinking on my feet and most importantly, keeping a smile on my face. I just had this inner peace and knew we would still have a magnificent event! (and we did!) beyond all of this external “success” of the day. I feel most accomplished in the relationship I built with Nari during the months we worked together. We shared that “click” from the start, and I am honored to call her a friend today. I am pretty sure we have a lunch date + trip at Anthropologie in our future together. Maybe we can get another matching sweater??
Nari & Wyatt - it was a true blessing working with you two! I had a blast and was delighted to play a role in your day. If your wedding is any indication of the future, I know you can weather anything! (sorry, I couldn't resist the pun!!)
Now on to those pics!!

Wyatt & Nari's first look! I love the composition of this photo.

The beauty! Nari has such a classic elegance to her. I *adored* her bouquet, which was monochromatic fuschia with LOTS of texture. Various florals included tulips, roses, and ranunculus, along with streaming ribbons with little white hyacinth bells.

I gasped when i saw this photo; the arrangement just enchants me. I adore the footed glass pedestal bowl filled with rosemary sprigs at the base. it overflows with jewel toned florals and verdant greens. To me, the attraction is in the romantic, loose, and natural feel of the centerpiece. Perfection.

Although we eventually moved inside, this photo captures the mood of the day. The champagne linens + mahogany chiavaris were ideal accents to the façade of the villa. Market lights and paper lanterns floated overhead (well, for a while!), with streaming silken ribbons fluttering below.

So many amazing details! i'll draw your attention to the aforementioned streaming ribbons on Nari's bouquet (far left, center row), the hand-tied bouquets adorning the entrance gates (top row, second from left), and the darling kokeshi cake topper… personalized to look like the bride and groom! (far right, center row)

And just for fun… here's a pic of my asSIStant Anna + I taking down the incredible Todd Boontje ivy panels we hung behind the cake table. Many vendors + clients notice that I have a penchant for “matching” the wedding palette with my outfits. On this fab day, I wore my favorite fuschia blouse by Trina Turk (in this pic) with a rad grey suit (Laundry by Shelli Segal) that had turquoise pinstripes and lining. I was so proud of myself for integrating the turquoise and fuschia!! geek alert….
As mentioned in my previous posts about this wedding, neither rain nor hail was able to dampen the spirit and beauty of the day. I think Leigh did an incredible job capturing the drama and joy of the day. I also adore the antique feel to these images.

Wedding art.

I love these shots of nari and her mantilla veil. I still wish I had worn one for my wedding! They just scream vintage beauty to me.

The downpour after the ceremony. I still get the chills when I remember how amazing it was when the skies cleared for the entire ceremony. The timing was divine, for sure!

It looks like snow! magical…

Check out Wyatt's face coming down the stairs! Love it!

Ceremony overview…

The two radiated joy together.

One of my favorite first kiss pictures…ever. so sweet.
These next two pics are from the beloved “dirty mattress” series.
They look like they were taken straight out of an anthro catalog to me. whimsical and slightly gritty. Adore it!



The beautiful bride

I LOVE Nari's wispy, feather-adorned hair pin. The fabulous Myra Callan (I am totally obsessed with her work!) made it for her.

A fun cake cutting photo. I love the father/son in the left corner, admiring the newlyweds.

And to finish… a moving photo of the bride and groom. They look completely transported to another world, lost in the moment. gorgeous!!
I hope these stunning images brighten your Monday morning. Leigh — thank you again for sharing your talent with us! xoxo, angel
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thank you angel! you did an amazing job under a high stress situation. the day was perfect! we were all blessed to have you there. i just love nari and wyatt. thanks for sharing!