March 16, 2019

Kara + Tim wedding {by liz & meredith)

My second to last wedding of 2018 and such a wonderful way to start wrapping up the year! The details (as well as the bride and groom themselves) were flawless! Their reception at the Missouri History Museum was pulled into the invite with the Lindbergh plane. Tim has his own beehives and the guests each received a jar of honey from their hives. How cool is that!? And although it was chilly and windy, the sun was warm and beautiful and the wedding party put up with me (and the weather!) for some gorgeous sunset photos in front of the museum. There were so many happy tears throughout this lovely day. I hope the photos capture all of the beauty and joy!

The stationer knocked it out of the park with this gold foil and letterpress invite set!

This bee embellished bag is divine.

To have this much thick, gorgeous hair. Sigh. One of my favorite hairstyles of the year!

I basically didn’t have to touch up Kara’s skin. Her complexion is amazingly perfect!

Tim even had enameled bee cuff links!

And shares his dad’s sparkly eyed smile. And perfectly round head. ;)

Their cutie pie son Mason was also a big star of the day!

Quick shot and off to church!

Happy tears all around. Not a dry eye in the house!

Congratulations Mr and Mrs Cincotta!

Awww…wee little Bridget. The fourth member of the family.

Sunset and smiles in front of the Missouri History Museum.

One of my favorites. A good laugh photo is always one of my top picks!

And off to another Forest park institution for a change in backdrop – the Saint Louis Art Museum. Perfect with the blue hues!

I never get a long veil on a windy day. Until now!

The sun left the sky and the trolley took off for the party.

Oodles of gooey yummy goodness.

Proposing Dreams, Belli Fiori and the Cakery Bakery created the perfect design for this classic reception.

Loving the floral cuffs on the pillars!

The sneak peak was a success.

And just when you thought there couldn’t be anything else…more dessert!