Real Wedding by Weddings From The Heart Candice and Chris

Real Wedding – Candice & Chris

real wedding - Bride and Bridesmaids bouquets by Sherwood Florist

vintage wedding - The New Mr. & Mrs.

above photos by openField photography

We recently had the pleasure of having one of our weddings that was inspired by the couples’ love for vintage and travel featured on www.ClassicBride.com.

Candice and Chris are both JAGs in the Air Force who share a love of travel. (They met in Italy!) and they decided to pay homage to their careers as attorneys by hosting their reception at the historic Old Dayton Courthouse after getting married at Holy Trinity Catholic Church.

Décor details included iconic European and travel elements such as postcards, luggage/travel stickers, suitcases, hotel keys, and an appetizer table depictive of a Parisian market. The centerpieces featured their collections of cobalt blue wine bottles, vintage tea cups/saucers, and old books with French, German, British, and American titles.

Vintage-Travel Themed Wedding Centerpiece

photo credit: openField photography

During the reception, Heidi with Paint Your Event captured the event on canvas, creating an incredible and unique keepsake that now hangs in their home.

Original Reception Painting by Paint Your Event

You can view the entire Classic Bride blog post here.

Our Vendor Team:
Ceremony Site – Holy Trinity Church
Reception Site – Old Dayton Courthouse
Photographer – Lauren Chapman and Robbie Gantt openField photography
Florist – Jessie Sherwood Florist
Hair & Make-up – Ryen from Eye Do Hair
Caterer – Elite Catering
Painter – Heidi Schwartz Paint Your Event
Cake – Karen Ankrom Tiers of Sugar

Hearts, Joy, Love!
Jean

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Looking for unique ideas for your wedding? Weddings From The Heart can help. Contact me today at [email protected] or at 937-581-3647!

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