Lanie and Scott's reception was truly unique. It was Lanie's free spirit and Nolan's outgoing personality that kept the guests dancing all night. From the choreographed Father/Daughter dance that had their guests on their feet, to when Lanie jumped on stand with the band to serenade her guests. I know what you're thinking, but she actually had an amazing voice and the guests ate it up! Guests also loved their favors - little boxes with a surprise $1 scratch off lottery ticket inside with a penny to scratch and a touch with a chocolate kiss. Check out the Jiff Peanut Butter Jar for the groom’s cake…A-MAZING!

At the end of the night, they ran through their sparkler send off only to board the bus to head downtown with their friends!

     

Kelly and Robby made sure the night was all about their guests! This is one of the MANY reasons I just love them! Each decision they made was based on their guests. So the cocktail hour started off the nights festivities with a sweet tea vodka signature drink served in mason jars to add a little more southern charm and many scrumptious appetizers! We continued the fresh and elegant look with crisp monochromatic whites with just pops of blue in the arrangements and hanging votives.  Kelly’s other surprise for Robby was having his pride and joy, Scout (his jeep) made into a groom’s cake! You can get a sense of the personality from the cake picture where she has a finger of icing behind her back ready to smear on Robby after he was done feeding her! SO CUTE! We had a photobooth there to entertain the guests and provide some really hilarious moments for Kelly and Robby to add to their album of memories. There was a line for it all night! At one point I spent 15 minutes searching for Kelly to cut the cake and found her stuck in the photobooth with her guests in stitches taking pictures! The memory table was meant to be a strong statement (which it was) with wedding pictures of parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters and was adorned with a large branch arrangement, filled with hanging votives and strands of crystals. Favors were Alzheimer bracelets that guests were able to take from the donation that Kelly and Robby made to the foundation. A lot of times at weddings, guests and the couple might not do much dancing but NOT AT THIS WEDDING! They were on the dance floor all night. They ended the night by running through a long line of sparklers (3 times-hahahh) and making sure guests left with a hangover kit to satisfy any late night cravings or headaches! A truly amazing end to an incredible weekend! 

             

I love you guys!!!! You have my heart and I know you will be together for 100 years! This picture is going on my wall!

Sam and Tyler had it all: A super candy bar filled with lots of delicious goodies, Guests could put masks on and take pictures in the Photo booth, Sam even gave up her wedding dress sash for the limbo,  and luminaries and hanging candles lit the wrap around porch for guests to relax in rocking chairs and wind down from the days festivities.  I have to say one of my favorite cakes of all time has to be theirs. Kudos to Sheri’s Edible Designs in Hilton Head, SC. Simple and elegant…just like these two!