Jul 5, 2012

Wedding :: Cortney Stringer + James Cash :: Part ONE :: Married in Lexington, Kentucky :: My first Kentucky wedding!

***EDITED TO ADD :: Part Two is now posted.  CLICK HERE

To say that I'm excited to share this wedding would be a huge understatement! I have been looking forward to this wedding since way back in October when I met with Cortney. It was my first wedding consultation with a Lexington bride. She shared a little with me about her relationship with James … her plan for styling their wedding … and I knew from the very beginning that we had so much in common. It was a match! I love working with couples just like Cortney and James. My favorite thing about their wedding was that it was truly a reflection of their love for each other. Every little detail was a thoughtful nod to what makes their relationship unique.

There are so many beautiful details and moments that I want to share so I am actually going to break the blog post up into two parts. This is part one! And it will include my favorite images from the first half of the day. As well as a few tid-bits from a Q&A with Cortney … because it's better to hear the details straight from the bride!

Hunt Morgan House. 

Super cute programs designed by A+Graphics

The day was coordinated by Dean Fisher with South Social and Home - who was WONDERFUL to work with!

Cortney, in three words, how would you describe your wedding day?  Perfect, charming, and homemade.

Super cute shoes from Seychelles.

How did you & James meet? We met at a law school friend’s dinner party.

Hair and make-up by Carma at Carmalicious

Cortney wore very simple but very special pearl earrings that were family heirlooms.  Her necklace is from Dillards. 

Stunning floral design by Bonnie Dowler : Stems

Was there a moment when you knew you were in love? I knew I was in love when he took care of me when I had the swine flu. He made sure I had soup, movies, and spot on his couch. He was not the least bit worried about contracting it!

Describe the proposal: James proposed during our drive into Yellowstone. We stopped in the Grand Tetons and he popped the question alongside a winding river.

What was your favorite thing about planning your wedding? I loved meeting all the people who would be intimately involved in making the day so special.

Ruth's Bridal here in Lexington. 

Groom's attire: shirts from Lands End, ties from the Tiebar, pants from Banana Republic

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