On Saturday, May 31, my very first Arkansas wedding took place...as a wedding coordinator, that is. It was held at the Nadine Baum Studio in Fayetteville and was the perfect intimate setting. The room was all black and provided a blank pallette in which to work from. I learned a lot about technical lighting and all the many cool things that it can provide. In the pictures below, each table is under a spotlight with a peach colored lense. The only tangible color in the room were the pale pink flowers and greenery in the centerpieces. There was a silver shiny polyester material puddled in the center of each table and with the peach lighting, it had hints of pink in the fabric. There were 4 "chandeliers" outlining the dance floor that were made of cylinder Japanese lanterns with fairy lights inside. Catering was provided by Marketplace in Springdale. The main course was served Brioso style (meat shaved for each person off of a skewer). It was quite the event. The conversations overheard by the guests was of enjoyment in being served in such an unusual way!
The groom was Pennsylvania where cookie tables are traditional (in the place of a groom's cake in the South). 120 dozen cookies line this table (not all shown).
4 comments:
I've never seen a black room like that, it's beautiful!
The question here is, did you have fun doing the coordinating? You are busy with weddings lately for sure :)
Gorgeous! You have hidden talents I didn't know about. Do you hire out?
okay so if I ever get married again...hopefully not, will you arrange it for me? Amazing
We have so much catching up to do! I had no idea you were planning weddings in Arkansas ~ Great job! It looked beautiful...
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