Jaclyn and James who were married at St. Malo Beach in Oceanside

Kevy and Nick who were married at Corona del Mar Community Church with a reception at their own home

Kevy’s Monique Lhullier gown was glamorous and elegant- just like her.

One of the many personal touches throughout the day- Kevy’s bouquet was wrapped in her family tartan.

Kevy’s twin sister was her Matron of Honor- they look so much alike, it threw me for a loop when I first saw them both together. They have such a great bond- nothing like the love between sisters.

After getting ready and having their first look at the Balboa Bay Club, it was time to head to the Church!

It was a must-have for Kevy to include a bagpiper during the ceremony. Gave my goosebumps- the music is just so incredibly moving and powerful.

This group picture makes me laugh; one of Nick’s ‘must haves’ during their photo time was a wacky family picture. Everyone obliged without even a second glance- it only made sense that their families would both be as much fun as they are.

Guest escort card tags were hung from an antique bottle dryer. Kevy and Nick are just too creative for words…

The floral designs were all a little bit of rustic, a little bit of romantic, and a whole lot of pretty with lots of greenery and shades of ivory and white with touches of blush.

There was a whole lot of laughing….and a few sweet tears- all of happiness, of course!

Kevy’s dad surprised everyone with a performance by a traditional Maori dance group.  It defnitely kicked off the dance party on a great note, and the band took it from there!

A special thank you to the following fabulous vendors:

Duane Peck Photography
Cuisine by Jeanine
Designs by Tricia
The Noize Machine
The Pipes, Dave Champagne (bagpiper)
Signature Party Rentals
Sprinkles Cupcakes
Laurel Nelson (make-up)
Lizzy McNeill (hair)
California Coast Limousine
Reverand Chip Fisher, Corona del Mar Community Church
Bette with the Corona del Mar Community Church