(The eco-friendly aspect was a bonus!) Designing the website and logo helped us narrow down our wedding colors-bright blue and apple red. With only 48 guests, most of whom were our age, we knew e-mail was the easiest way for them to communicate. We started with our Save the Dates and wedding website, which served as the invitation. And so every detail was designed to put people at ease, make them grin, and keep the party going.
We’d been together so long anyway that it already felt like we were married, but there was something special about celebrating our relationship with our loved ones. Most of all, we wanted to celebrate our friends and family. Once the venue was booked we had our inspiration: school! We wanted the wedding to feel intimate, unique, and fun. As soon as we toured the Miller Lash House, with its simple but elegant Arts and Crafts architecture, we knew it would be perfect for our small wedding. We’d always known there was a heritage house on the school grounds, but we’d never been inside. And so it was fitting that on October 1, 2010, Greg and I started a new beginning together, at a heritage house on the university campus where we’d shared our first kiss exactly twelve years prior. From the bride carrying a book down the aisle instead of a bouquet to report card thank you cards, it’s all as adorable as they come! Click here for more!Ĭlick here to see the entire gallery of images!įrom the Bride… For most people, having gone through years of schooling, fall will always be the real New Year. With a subtle school theme executed to perfection – their guests were greeted with creative details around each and every corner. It’s beyond adorable and such a fun reflection of the couple’s personality. I am just eating this wedding by Joee Wong Photography up with a spoon. Tags: Christopher Luk, Joee Wong Photography, Karen Chen Richardson.Miller Lash House Wedding by Joee Wong Photography
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