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Caitlin understood the assignment, a high-neck gown by BW Designs, cathedral veil, crown, and a bouquet of hydrangeas and orchids brought the full royal energy. Millbrook Farm Flowers brought in hydrangeas, roses, orchids, and blue chinoiserie to keep the tables feeling classic with a twist, paired with blush and white linens from I Do Linens. A ribbon send-off in a vintage car kicked things off, sparklers brought it home, and in between there were live watercolor portraits, a custom Georgia Bulldogs ice luge, and a timeless monogrammed cake by Cake Envy finished with orchids. I would describe their day as thoughtful, elegant, and classic.

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I realize I don’t post very much about all the beautiful things we get to do so my goal this year is to change that and share the love! Starting from December and going backward, I want to share my work with you, starting with Grace & Matthew who got married at the end of December at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center.

Faith Flowers set the tone with a rich, elevated Christmas palette of burgundy and green woven throughout the day. Jolie Artistry did what they always do and absolutely delivered on hair and makeup for the bride and bridesmaids, while Toni Angelina captured every moment with such an effortless, organic eye. Grace & Matthew leaned fully into the festive spirit with silver goblets in hand, Christmas poppers at every place setting, and Christmas headbands on the dance floor. We wrapped the night with a bubble sendoff into a Vintage Woody.

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Sara Worth & Alexander | Part 4 | The Design

The solarium turned into a full garden moment, layered with orchids, palms, and moss-covered dragonflies floating overhead (an idea that Sara pitched to Britt, but at the time didn’t know how deeply significant dragonflies had been to me that year, it was such a meaningful surprise). Sara and her bridesmaids carried gloriosa lilies, sculptural, playful, and perfect for the day.

Throughout the club, personal pieces from both Sara’s and Britt’s collections were sprinkled in, giving each space a collected, residential feel. The “Red Room” featured a mantle piece that was such a moment and was lined with palm-filled red lacquered planters and later soaked in red light. This room was easily one of our favorite scenes of the night.

Custom Hill House linens designed by Sara mixed color and texture in a way that felt intentional but relaxed. Upholstered banquettes in Cosmos Floral Stripe and Scallop Bow Chintz (to name a couple), gold napoleon chairs, custom rugs, and layered lighting all came together to make the rooms feel warm, thoughtful, and residential.

Sara had such a clear vision for the day, right down to the tiniest details, and it was an absolute joy bringing it to life alongside her and Britt’s team.

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Sara Worth & Alexander | Part 3 | The Buffet

The buffet was one of the most thoughtfully curated moments of the day. Sara had custom monogrammed napkins made in assorted colors and designs, and we placed them throughout the table as intentional touches of personality and charm. Sweet Basil Cakes created the most beautiful artichoke swans and sculptural food towers, and we kept every element within the color palette by using tomatoes, oranges, limes, grapes, and blueberries to adorn the display.

Mark at Baker’s Man brought Sara’s cake inspiration to life flawlessly. She had found a cake online that she loved, and he translated it into a hand-sculpted work of art, complete with delicate birds and florals covering the entire piece. During her engagement, Sara spent months collecting silver pieces for this very table, and the club’s chef was genuinely excited to help lay everything out using her treasured collection.

BW Designs added an assortment of red florals—garden roses, lilies, and red amaranthus—to highlight the table in the center of our “red room,” creating depth and drama in the space. And Party Tables had the perfect red velvet linen, which became the foundation for the entire design.

Sara Worth & Alexander | Part 2 | Cathedral Flowers

Can we all please give a huge round of applause for this floral installation?

Laura and her team incorporated lilies, orchids, hydrangeas, and garden roses for a timeless nod to royal weddings. It became an incredibly sentimental moment, as Sara’s grandmother rests near that very entrance of the cathedral. The design felt like a quiet tribute to her, beautiful, intentional, and full of heart.

It was the perfect start to the wedding day and an unforgettable backdrop for their newlywed sendoff. Our team handed out rose petals, lined guests from the floral installation to the vintage Mercedes they drove away in, and the church bells rang as they exited. It truly could not have been more perfect.

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Sara Worth & Alexander | Part 1 | Beauty & Fashion

The last few days have been a whirlwind, and I’ve finally been able to gather my thoughts about this breathtaking wedding I had the joy of planning with . There are so many beautiful moments to share from that weekend, so here’s post number one of many.

For rehearsal dinner, gave Sara an elevated, natural look, soft color, a rose lip, and sleek, effortless hair to complement her dress and heels. The night before the wedding, I got a preview of the nightgowns, cardigans, and robes she gifted her girls. They were even more chic in person.

Getting ready, Sara wore a one-of-a-kind Hill House Bonnie Nightgown while we steamed her dress and veil. Her custom Hill House gown, made entirely of tulle, nodded to her ballerina days and love of Audrey Hepburn. Funny moment: after buttoning her entire dress (so many buttons) and gasping at how perfect it was, we realized the crinoline skirt wasn’t on. Off it came, skirt went on, and with the help of a face shield, we buttoned her right back in.

For the ceremony and the start of the reception, she wore her custom gown paired with the most delicate, playful veil trim. My favorite detail was the raw-edge ruffle sleeves and turtleneck. Jolie Artistry & Co gave her refined, natural glam with a structural twist on her bun, creating a figure-eight shape. She looked stunning. Her bridesmaids wore jewel tones that played perfectly into the “Age of Innocence” aesthetic of the day.

Sara had two outfit changes: first, a sequin dress with a tulle bolero, necklace, and sandals. And my personal favorite: her after-party look, an set with coordinated watermelon heels from .

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Happy Anniversary Chary & Jordan! So glad our paths crossed and we got to work together. Wishing you so many years of happiness! Thank you for trusting me with such a special day. Heart eyes all around!

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What do you get when you mix a polo field, a tent, and some horses? The dreamiest outdoor wedding filled with golden hour dreams, gorgeous florals, and the sweetest moments. Isn’t Pizza the horse the cutest?

There’s nothing like running into forever with your best friend by your side. Sunny moments captured from this San Diego wedding by the lovely . ☀️ 🌊 ✨

Can’t believe I haven’t posted this one yet. Fernbank Weddings are so fun! Katie & Cole made their day perfectly reflect them. And those dresses 😍. This wedding was one for the books.
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