This beautiful Texas couple shined the entire night! No rain could’ve stopped this fun group from partying and having a blast all night long! The wonderful Rae Leytham Photography captured the gorgeous, rich purples and golds throughout the wedding day. Her bridal party kept everyone laughing! The ceremony started in the Meeting House and their guests made their way outside to the Village Green for the reception.

Christina Springfield {Events by Nouveau Flowers} certainly worked her magic again... The colors and bouquets were so gorgeous!

The bridesmaid dresses were such a gorgeous color! They were complimented by the fabulous bouquets! ((One of Nouveau's many talents!))

A tented Village Green reception: Christina wanted Dan to have a real fish hook in his boutonniere to pay tribute to his love for fishing. The place cards hung from a vintage chandelier! The delicious fresh fruit by Townsend Catering, provided a refreshing snack station for their guests

Just beyond their reception on the Village Green, is our favorite fountain. This is such a great moment captured later in the evening...

The always-talented, Rhonda {Confections on the Coast}, amazed us with Christina's choice for a tops-turvy cake! The edible gold foil amazed us all! (especially the adorable flower girl!)

We adored the props that were throughout the reception party! As the night drew on, the guests really enjoyed them as they were dancing... it looks like Dan was really having fun with them.
Credits:
Venues: Carillon Beach Meeting House & Village Green, exclusively to Carillon Weddings
Coordination & Planning: Victoria Volpone & Avis Johnson of Carillon Weddings
Photography: Rae & Wesley Leytham of Rae Leytham Photography
Ceremony Music: Violin Soloist, Carol Hayes, of Wedding Music Plus
Reception Music: DJ Paul of Gulf Talent Services
Catering/Rentals: Elegant Tents and Events through Donna Townsend of Townsend Catering
Cake: Rhonda Joodi of Confections on the Coast
Floral/Event Design: Christina Springfield of Events by Nouveau Flowers
Minister: Rev. Mike Young of the Rosemary Beach Chapel