Thursday, June 3, 2010

La di Real Wedding: Dorsae and Lewis

Last November we had the opportunity to work with Dorsae and Lewis for their wedding. While living in Houston the couple needed assistance planning their wedding back home in Chicago. There was no detail missed for this elegant affair. Take a look! All photographs provided by Jai Girard Photography. The crushed velvet wedding programs were flown if from Berings, in Houston, TX

The Event floral design was created by Chicago's Daniels Discriminating Floriculture. To accent the 155 foot aisle at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, simple white rose pave balls suspended by crystals and placed on every 5th pew.


Here you see two tall cylinder vases topped with white rose pave balls with crystals raining down the outside of the vase at the halfway point down the aisle.



Love this shot from Jai Girard Photography, this is our best man holding the ring.




The Crimson color of the Bridesmaids gowns partnered with the white fur wraps was absolutely stunning!

Doesn't the flower girl look like an angel?


American Idol Finalist, and dear friend to the bride and groom, LaKisha Jones was the worship soloist at the ceremony.


Our Bride and Groom, Dorsae and Lewis exiting the Chapel with a Sparkler send off.


The Beautiful Bride



The Handsome Groom



The Brides stunning Ball gown and Cathedral length veil was designed by Priscilla of Boston.


The Reception was held at the Palmer House, Empire Ballroom. The guests were greeted at the staircase and escorted to their table.


The Empire Room was transformed into a classic winter wonderland. The Guest tables were decorated with Manzanita snow trees draped with crystals, hanging candles and a variety of white floral. Five Crystal candle sticks of varying heights surrounded the centerpieces.


The linens were a gorgeous Silver Brocade, with pearl embossed design and a satin ribbon finish.

The dance floor was a sparkling silver, and the Bride and Groom's monogram was projected in the center as guests arrived. The Chameleon chairs were covered with a white cowl back and crystal broach, all provided by Classic Party Rental.

Each place setting featured silver burst chargers (Classic Party Rental), silver lamoure napkins and a stunning tri-fold menu book


The Bride and Groom sat at a sweetheart table decorated with rose pave balls and candlelight. The collage of the bride and grooms engagement photographs provided by Exceed Photo, was displayed behind the sweetheart table.


The Brides bouquet was made to reflect her mothers bridal bouquet. It was made with White roses and dripped with crystals.


The cake was beautiful on the outside and the inside. This 7 tier cake from Take the cake featured these delicious flavors:coconut cake with coconut butter cream and pineapple filling, strawberry cake with strawberry cream filling, Italian cream cake with cream cheese filling and chocolate fudge cake with two layers of salted caramel butter cream and one layer of creme brulee. Delicious!

Our Bride and Groom being announced!

A close up look at the very elegant tri-fold Menu

Above you see the detailed presentation of the one of the meal choices for the evening. Stuffed Lobster tail and Filet Mignon. This included Canadian cold water lobster tail with crab cake stuffing, lemon butter, 6oz prime aged Filet Mignon with a cognac cream reduction, buttermilk mashed potatoes and asparagus and red pepper.

Dorsae and Lewis danced their first dance to Nat King Cole's "Unforgettable", performed by musician Marcus Gentry and the Grammy winning gospel singer Yolanda Adams.


Later in the evening Dorsae did a quick dress change and surprised Lewis with a choreographed dance and dancers from Be the Groove Productions.


The bride and all the dancers performed to the song "Get this Party Started" by Pink

We had such a wonderful time working with Dorsae and Lewis, we wish you a very happy and healthy life together!!






































1 comment:

  1. Wow, this was beautiful. Love the flower design. Very elegant!

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