When Your Fur Baby Serves As Honorary Flower Girl

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated August 10, 2017 7:29 am
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From Rebecca YaleJacqueline and Zach were married on a sunny spring day at the beautiful Quail Ranch, just a short drive from Los Angeles. The day was planned to perfection by Leslie of Encore Events with bright pops of color from Unique Floral Designs.

The bridesmaids all picked their own dresses in tones of blush (a perfect example of mix and match dresses done right) and they were joined by the bride and groom’s puppy as the honorary flower girl who even walked down the aisle and sat front row as her mom and dad said their I Do’s. No detail was left untouched and guests enjoyed a pre-ceremony citrus water or iced-tea from the beautiful citrus water station set up by the ceremony before finding their seats.

After the ceremony guests enjoyed cocktails with the bride and groom’s 2 signature drinks and hors d’ouerves before being welcomed to the other side of the house to a beautiful dinner and dancing party surrounding a gorgeous old tree decked out in lights. Leslie brought in a beautiful pop of color using blue water goblets paired with gorgeous gold chargers and gold cutlery on the tables and mixed the round linen tables with a few rectangle farm tables giving the reception a beautiful dynamic appearance. Each table was marked with a slab of hand calligraphed stone with the table number, which was tucked under the gorgeous peony, rose, ranunculus and greenery filled centerpieces.

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The bride and groom had their first dance as the golden light shone through the trees and then the groom surprised his bride with a serenade in front of their guests. The couple danced the night away with their friends and family and guests ended the night with their delicious cake + sweets bar.

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