It's definitely the details that set apart one affair from another, and not to mention, it's the perfect way to make it personal and the all about the bride and groom's own style.
and Reese loved these adorable pinwheels
Then we move on to the first part of April for Matt and Linda's affair. JP and Matt grew up together and JP was a groomsman, so we had the privilege of celebrating all weekend in Houston.
Linda is Vietnamese, and they did such a beautiful job of including the Vietnamese tea ceremony as part of the day. It was a long day with the tea ceremony at 10 am, ceremony at 1:30 and reception (complete with an 8-course meal) later that evening. And boy was it yummy!
And how cool to learn about and celebrate a new tradition (to me anyway)!
This past weekend we celebrated the engagement of some family friends, Weston Blackie and his fiance Natalia. It was refreshing to not travel for this one, as the MOG has a place overlooking Lake Travis, where the soiree was held. And a soiree it was!
Because the couple will be getting married with just family and a few friends in Aspen in September, this was a chance to celebrate with all the hoop-la. Complete with the Newsboyz, a jazz band on the porch, fireworks, Santa Margherita, and divine noshes, the evening was absolutely delightful. And of course, the views (that I've shared before), were out of this world, and luckily with a bit more water in the lake.
We've got quite a few more friends tying the not in the next couple of months, unfortunately some we aren't going to make because they are far away destinations like Jamaica and Playa del Carmen (and with not working for the past 6 months, that's just not in the budget). So, for now, we'll try and rest so we can bring our A-game for the next one. Ciao!