Phuong and Zac are a super lucky couple! They won not one but TWO wedding giveaways—including one between Green Wedding Shoes and Birdy Grey! Phuong also won a giveaway from The Inn at Five Points, a darling little wedding venue in Saratoga Springs. The all-inclusive package meant P + Z got to work with creative pros like Five Points Design Co and day-of coordinator, Kate Taylor Events & Weddings. To make it even crazier, the happy couple handed over the reins to let their vendor team dream up the most magical tropical-inspired day.
Ninety percent of the wedding was a surprise to the couple. They chose outfits for them and their bridal party, the food, some invitation wording, and the important songs we wanted to be played. Otherwise, the vendors collaborated flawlessly to execute the rest. The couple knew it was going to be beautiful but seeing it all come together, being surprised by the thoughtfulness of all of the details…they were absolutely blown away!
The bride was wearing a lace cold shoulder wedding dress with a cutout back, train and a denim jacket. The groom was wearing navy pants, a white shirt, a navy tie and a floral jacket. The groomsmen were rocking blue suits and the bridesmaids were rocking sage green dresses.
Holly Winnie Calligraphy created a fun invitation that matched Phuong and Zac’s personalities and attitudes toward the day, cute and informal.
The bride was wearing a flroal lace wedding dress with a cold shoulder, a cutout back, a train, the groom was rocking navy pants, a navy tie, a floral jacket.
The bridesmaids were wearing mismatching sage green dresses and carrying macrame rings with blooms instead of usual bouquets.
The groomsmen were wearing blue suits, bright printed bow ties, brown shoes that matched the groom's pants' color.
The wedding altar was done with bright tropical blooms and fronds to highlight the tropical aesthetics of the day.
The wedding tablescape was done with tropical leaves, fruits, candles and simple plates for a modern feel.
The wedding cake was displayed in an original way, it was floating in the copper rings decorated with fronds and blooms.