Today’s wedding is a true explosion of color and it all comes from the bride’s belt. She found the belt the belt in a shop in LA and that just started the whole wedding color palette. They weaved the colors throughout their wedding, including it in their bridal party colors and even a piñata. I love when people take a piece of something and infuse it into their wedding. And as you can see they truly made this wedding a stunning product of the amazing festive colors of the bride’s fabulous wedding dress belt. Check out more below.
Karen & Bridger
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Tell us about your wedding: We knew we wanted a daytime wedding filled with color! We are often drawn to exploring missions and old homes on our adventures so we were hoping to find an affordable venue that would have some of those architectural charms we enjoyed. The Hacienda in Santa Ana was perfect!T he style of the wedding was centered around the essence of our venue and the embroidered belt that I found at a shop on Olvera Street in downtown Los Angeles. With the help of some dear friends (one being a costume designer), we crossed our fingers that all these elements would come together cohesively because we wouldn’t truly know until the day!
Our wedding turned out to be above and beyond what we imagined! It was the warm and festive setting we were hoping for. The best (and most important) part was that our friends and family laughed with us and cried happy tears with us throughout the day. We had people from all facets of our lives come out to celebrate our union. It was a day filled with joy and love and some sore dancing feet!
How did the two of you meet? We met online using Plenty of Fish. Our first date was at the Belmont Veteran’s Pier in Long Beach, CA.
Describe your engagement: It was the holidays and we had been looking at rings. The one thing I asked was that he not purpose on Christmas. Well, he was so excited that he purposed the day AFTER Christmas. He was too nervous to try to “plan” anything so he ended up proposing in our apartment while I was warming up leftovers. We were supposed to walk to down to the 99 Cent Store but decided that wouldn’t be the best way to celebrate. We ended up “reenacting” our first date by going to the pier and the restaurant we had dinner at.
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