Denis Reggie
Happy to share that my fiancé and I have finally set a wedding date in July. As some of you may know, my father passed away about a month after we got engaged, so naturally a wedding was no longer top of mind for us. Though it won't be easy not having him there, we feel the timing is right. Many of you may be wondering how or why we are only giving ourselves two and a half months to pull this off, and the answer is that we are going for a small, intimate, and simple celebration. Thankfully, our families will conveniently be in the area for that date. Click below to find out more about my wedding prep and plans...
OA | Rosetta Getty | LundLund | BCBG | RDuJour | Calvin Klein
FIND THE LOOK
You'd think that since I work in fashion that I'd have huge plans for my look, but to to be honest, I just want something comfortable and simple. '90s-minimal is what I have in mind and I'm not opposed to wearing pants or a jumpsuit. I also decided to avoid heels, so I'm on the hunt for some chic, classic flats. Think Ashley Olsen meets Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy meets Elin Kling.
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Jenna Walker
PICK THE LOCATION
My fiancé and I went back and forth on this for years. It wasn't easy trying to include everyone in our families since they are spread out over three different continents. That said, no matter our potential plan someone felt left out, which got pretty defeating and caused us to put the whole thing on the back burner more than once. First, we figured New York City with a small ceremony outdoors and a dinner with family at a romantic restaurant, then we planned on having it in Texas in a similar fashion, next in Los Angeles with immediate family, and so on. We've now decided to have a small ceremony followed by a family dinner in Massachusetts, then plan on heading to Texas the following weekend for another dinner to celebrate with the rest of our family. Many people advised us to, "Just do exactly what you want since it's your day," but that was never easy for us. This compromise felt like the best way to include everyone and a fun way to stretch the celebration beyond one day. Now we just need to finalize a spot and we're leaning towards one of our mothers' backyards so we can get the lighting and table just right and can pick a caterer of our choice. My main concern is keeping mosquitoes at bay—Anyone have some advice?
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GET HEALTHY
There's nothing like a setting a wedding date to get you motivated to get moving and to step away from the pizza, burritos, and cajun fries. I had flirted with the idea of a cleanse for some time and even tried the whole lemon juice, cayenne pepper and maple syrup plan, but literally only lasted half a day. I needed something more manageable and reasonable. It wasn't until I heard about The Clean Program through Geri Hirsch that I felt empowered enough to take it on. I also consulted with nutritionist Shira Lenchewski who gave me some great perspective on clean eating and how it can help with some ongoing issues I have had with breakouts, my weight, and more. I finished the 21 day cleanse last week and will be sharing my experience soon, so be on the look out!
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Vogue UK
PICK A HAIR/BEAUTY LOOK
Since this is a summer wedding I'm leaning towards beachy waves or a low chignon. For makeup, I'm thinking of keeping it as natural and fresh-faced as possible.
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Katie Murphy
FIND A PHOTOGRAPHER
We'd love someone who shoots with film and only with natural light. Jamie Beck's wedding photos are gorgeous and were a huge inspiration for us wanting to go with a film photographer. I love the grainy, vintage feel of the shots, and since am not a huge fan of flash photography (beyond editorial shots), this is right up my alley.
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Kara Rosenlund | City Sage | Film Stills | Martha Stewart
DECIDE ON THE DÉCOR
For years I have envisioned an outdoor wedding with twinkling lights, lots of candles, white flowers, and citrus centerpieces. This was mainly inspired by the outdoor dinner party scenes in the film Marie Antoinette by Sofia Coppola and my love for orange blossoms and lemons.
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Wish us luck! And please send any recommendations my way.
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