Fun Day of Delivering Cake!

This past Saturday I had the pleasure of being part of the Eileen Carter Creations delivery team!

It was so much fun! It was one of her classic cakes with curly willow and beautiful orchids and roses! It was interesting to see the inside workings of another wedding business! From the pick up, to the directions folder, to the delivery and stacking in the cake! It was quite the outing with a beautiful result!

Emily & Joseph

Emily and Joseph were married on a beautiful Saturday evening at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Buckhead. I would like to thank Laura Stone of Artstar for these and all of the fabulous pictures she's given me!

Emily was an absolutely stunning bride, and she picked the perfect colors of pink and green to beautifully accent the bridal party dresses!

The church was tastefully decorated by Southern Bouquets. They used so many beautiful green hydrangeas to add some color to an otherwise exquisite church.

They had a stunning bridal party!

Following the ceremony, the reception was held at the Wimbish House, which is a beautiful downtown location for a wedding.

Here are some of the centerpieces:

Their cake was baked by the marvelous Eileen Carter. Admittedly, this was one of the tallest cakes she's ever made!

Here is a look into the ballroom before guests made their way downstairs.

The caterer, Affairs to Remember always does a fantastic job with decorating their buffets to meet the feel of your events. The food is always delicious, and their service is top notch!

This was an idea that Emily had early on in the planning process. They took pictures of their grandparents, and from their parents weddings and put them on the mantle. Just an idea for those of you having your reception in a location with a mantle!

Emily also made sure to take care of her guests with a candy buffet filled with pink and green candy!

Back to Blogging!

After quite a long hiatus, we're back to blogging! I thought we could start by sharing pictures from one of our stunning summer weddings! Hope you enjoy!