Margo and Zack's Wedding

Margo wanted to have a beautiful fall "themed" wedding, without it looking like there was going to be a hayrack ride after dinner. I think we accomplished that.

Margo and Zack both spent the afternoon keeping themselves calm (each in their own way).

They had the ceremony and reception at the Country Club of Lincoln. I loved working with Julie and her team. I hope we have the opportunity to work together again soon!.

Heidi Beran provided the ceremony music on her harp! It sounded awesome, she is incredibly talented.

The uber talented Conrad from Stem Gallery created the centerpieces, aisle decor, and altar arrangements, and Char from Charlene's Bridal and Event Rentals provided the chair covers and linens.

A couple days before the wedding, it was realized that the escort cards were not going to work as we had originally intended them to. So, three days before the wedding I got my hands on 175 wine corks and constructed escort card holders out of them. They blended in well with the rest of the decor. Christopher and his team from Porridge Papers created all the paper (and printing) for the wedding. The invitations rocked - they were made out of plantable paper. Instead of tossing the invitation after the wedding, guests could plant their invitation and wildflowers would sprout! How eco-friendly and awesome is that!?

Zack had a slightly untraditional wedding party - instead of a Best Man he had a Best Woman. Let me tell you, I think EVERY groom should have a Best Woman in his bridal party. We loved Kate!

Immediately following the ceremony, David Dale (thanks David (and Chris!)for the photos!!) stole Zack and Margo for a private photo session. Margo and Zack wanted to have some time alone to let the fact that they just had gotten MARRIED settle in. This was the perfect way to get that alone time, and get some rad photos taken. Apparently David had taken some time off from shooting weddings - but you couldn't tell from all his awesome photos he took! He definitely has an artistic eye when taking shots.

After they were done shooting photos, it was time for dinner and dessert. Zack is a horseshoer so it made sense to have an anvil for the grooms cake. Linda Hudson (Butterfly Bakery) created this masterpiece.

The rest pf the night consisted of Kala and Ryan keeping the dance floor rocking all night long, and a vodka and red bull hour (free vodka and red bulls for an hour) that really kicked the party up a notch! Kala and Ryan are two of the most personable emcees/deejays I have EVER met. I can't wait to work with them again.

The night ended with Zack and Margo being whisked away to the Magnolia Hotel in a sedan from Luxury Limousine.

Thanks for letting me be a part of your special day - and I wish you two the best of luck in the future!