I was so thankful for her help (and the fact that she is a professional wedding planner). I also was lucky enough to have an amazingly talented Uncle who did all of the flowers for the wedding.Curtis and I also did lots of projects together from creating the vintage doors for the ceremony to folding the many fans that ended up as the backdrop for the cake table. Many other family members were enlisted to find vintage bottles, address invitations, fluff poms, fold napkins, and set tables. My family totally took all of the stress away on the wedding day, setting up the entire reception while I was getting ready. They did everything perfectly and executed the warm and elegant look that I was going for.Advice From The Bride:Stay focused on what’s important. Never let the details overshadow the joy and happiness of the day. A DIY wedding is something that you really can’t do yourself, and that is where friends and family come in, surround yourself with people who support you and the vision you have for your wedding and everything will come together. Our wedding would not have been possible without the love and support of our friends and family.Photographer: Jackie WondersFlowers: Michael O'NeilStationery: Blush PaperieVenue: Marston House Gardens & Inn at the ParkMakeup: Nicole SpuzilloHair: Kandis SeidelCake: Twiggs BakeryCaterer: Inn at the ParkDJ: Tim English, Disc Go RoundDress Designer: Nicole MillerGroom's Attire: Macy'sJewelry: J.CrewCoordinator: Caite Devine (Sister of the Bride) | Officiant: John Kiladis (Uncle of the Bride) | Shoe Designer: Jeffrey Campbell (Shoe clips added by Bride) | Veil or Hair Accessories: Vocabulary Boutique

Pink And White Garden Wedding
A year before the wedding, our next bride Keri blogged about her wedding on Engaged & Inspired and also on her wedding site, The East Coast Bride.  With all that planning and blogging, she knew that she wanted to create a  Garden Party  affair with classic details that was whimsical and chic. As you will soon see, she more than succeed in creating a more than memorable event for herself and Daniel. Read on to hear more from Keri and see more of this pink and white garden party in the full gallery. All photographed by  Cassi Claire Photography.From The BrideI knew I could not DIY the entire wedding myself, but still wanted to achieve that handmade look, so I scoured Etsy for the perfect heartfelt gifts. I found the embroidered handkerchief for my mom, father of the bride cufflinks, hand painted hangers for my bridesmaids and even the groomsmen ties were ordered from various Etsy shops.Each of the programs were bound with a different

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