Another Wedding Mosaic

I am joining Mary at Little Red House for Mosaic Monday. You can enjoy other posts for Mosaic Monday by clicking here Little Red House. Thank you Mary for hosting this fun event.

Since I have so many photos from my daughters wedding I thought I would do another Wedding Mosaic. It was such a happy occasion and some of the details were so beautiful and I enjoy sharing them. The center photo is after the wedding of the newly married couple and if you click on the mosaic you can enlarge it. If you look closely at the brides bouquet you can see one of my most treasured things, my mother's gold and pearl brooch which I attached to the bouquet that I made. The flower girl is my oldest grand daughter who is three and the ring bearers are my twin grandsons and they are eight.




I included some of the reception details and most are self explanatory but there is a view upward of some orchids. The wedding reception and ceremony were both done in two different tents on a historical plantation in South Georgia. It was originally planned to be an outdoor wedding because the grounds are absolutely magnificent but mother nature did not exactly co-operate. The flowers that look like they are hanging from above of the white orchids was placed on the ceiling of the foyer of the reception tent. It looked like a chandelier as everyone entered the reception.

The Brides cake was Martha Stewart's Wedgwood Cake that sat on a Silver Repousse Cake Plateau. The sterling silver toasting goblets were also Repousse which I bought for the couple and the cake knife and cake server were their chosen Pattern, King Richard. The grooms cake was a Cow because the groom manages his family dairy. It seemed so appropriate and added a little whimsy to the festivities.

The last photo was of the happy couple leaving the reception in their Rolls to take them to their honeymoon night destination. They left the next afternoon for a week in Spain, four days in Barcelona and three days in Valencia.

Thank you for visiting my blog and enjoy your day. Don't forget to stop by Little Red House to see other mosaics.