Ahh, jewel tones…sapphire, indigo, ruby, and claret! Set in the vibrant lobby of The The Music Hall, see our feature in the current issue of New Hampshire Magazine’s BRIDE. Contributors include this great team: Madeleine’s Daughter, Joya Beauty, Hair That Moves, and Sweet Meadows Florist. Lovely Drea Fruzzetti dons white in this Beaux Arts inspired space.
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Wedding Tradition Tidbit: Did you know in some cultures women were only “allowed” to pop the question on February 29th, Leap Year? If you missed out, you’d have to wait another four years for your next shot. Sigh. Good thing things have changed.
Abigail and Romain planned their wedding from their current home in France. Yikes! The crafty couple still found time to design so many charming accents: a vintage book as a “ring pillow,” a flower wreathe, letterpress table settings, and dried lavender name cards–just to name a few. While walking the coastline at Fort McClary during their portrait session, Abigail found a keepsake, a bird feather.
Clever bride Laura (Laura and Micah) wore these heart soled shoes by Romantic Soles. Love them. More about Laura’s and Micah’s wedding to come.
It had that downtown Portsmouth wedding kind of feel! Tracey and Chris exchanged vows at South Church, walked through Market Square, and caught a trolley to New Castle Common for a seaside side trip. I am a big admirer of Tracey’s stilettos on rock bluffs and historic brick, fuschia–no less. Festivities continued at Portsmouth Harbor Events Conference Center. Thank you Seacoast Weddings Magazine for sharing the fun!
