Ritz-Carlton Weddings - January - June 2011 - (Page 57)

Capture the magic of your setting in every detail, says Shannon Morse, owner of Weddings by Shannon, who helped plan this fantasy fete. The portrait (opposite), for example, is made more memorable with verdant treetops and a playful gondola in the background. On this page, the best man is, well, man’s best friend, dressed for the occasion in a bow tie and a “just married” sign. For winter weddings, Morse recommends choosing flowers that are hearty and reflect the landscape: a collection of pine cones and moss make up his boutonniere, and her bouquet blends local foliage, garden roses and hydrangeas. And, brides, when you’re outside, forgo slinky heels for a delightful (and functional) alternative: a pair of toasty warm boots. In white, of course. w e d d i n g s b y t h e r i t z - c a r lt o n 57

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Ritz-Carlton Weddings - January - June 2011

Ritz-Carlton Weddings - January 2011
Contents
Jewelry
Style
On the Runway
Bespoke Bride
Love Notes
Dinner Is Served
White Wedding
Trends, Packages, Honeymoons
Ace of Cakes

Ritz-Carlton Weddings - January - June 2011