Jared and Deborah's Wedding in Atlanta, Georgia

The story of our wedding

Our original wedding date was in 2020, but because of the pandemic we ended up postponing for a year to be able to have our loved ones celebrate with us. This resulted in our sending out a whole stack of mail--save the date, invitation with RSVP card, postponement card, reminder invitation...pulling them all together with cohesive fonts and styling was key. We had an overarching theme of "bright but moody" and I think that came together really well, especially with the florals! My dress had a traditional silhouette, but showed a little bit of edge with the plunging neckline, oversized embroidery, and angular hairpiece and jewelry. I was so grateful to be able to wear my mother's vintage veil--such a great heirloom detail! We had our photographer match a photo that my mother had done back on her wedding day, and she now has prints of both of them hanging next to each other in her house. Jared killed it with my engagement ring (blue-green oval sapphire that he was told was one-of-a-kind, with diamond baguette halo) that I couldn't imagine wearing it stacked with something else, so for my wedding band, we chose a Jenny Kwon design with lovebirds--the perfect quirky detail! Jared's suit jacket had the best little polka dot detail, and after being uncomfortable in a few of our friends' weddings, he loved the idea of skipping the tie for both him and his boys.