November 8, 2013 was a beautiful day for the wedding reception of Theresa and Daniel at Villa Siena. The couple had their wedding ceremony in a Catholic Church. Each part of the day was filled with delicate details that reflected the couple.

For the wedding, Theresa wore a strapless wedding gown with high waist, ruffled skirt and veil. Her hair was worn up and her face lit up with a beautiful smile. The bride’s bouquet was filled with pink, blush and white roses. The bridesmaids wore black satin dresses with varying necklines.

Daniel wore a white tuxedo jacket with white vest, black tuxedo pants and a black tie. The groomsmen wore black tuxedos with white ties and shirts.

At the sign in-table there was a time capsule in a vintage suitcase as well as a suitcase to hold cards. Antique wooden lanterns lit up the room with votive candles.

Tables were set with tall standing vases with flowers on them and black napkins. Bows were tied around alternating chairs. Each guest was given an antique key with a table number on it for seating. The table numbers could be found on miniature wooden doors with a door handle decoration in the middle.

To sweeten the night, the wedding cake was three tiers with a ruffled middle layer and a bottom layer of ivory frosting flowers. A fresh white rose adorned the upper layer. Gelato was also served. Favors were nestled into boxes tied with twine.

The couple’s first dance was to Ti Sposero Perone, followed by the father/daughter dance to Mi Nina Bonita and the mother/son dance to Le Mamme.

Congratulations Theresa and Daniel. May your days be filled with sunshine and smiles. We wish you the best.

Photography by: Lasting Images Photography

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November 22, 2013 set the marriage date for Kristen & Jonathan at Villa Siena.

For their special day, the bride wore a gown with a fitted bodice embellished with beading and silk skirts that were tucked up into layers. Around her neck was a pearl necklace that accented the sheer ‘V’ in the front of her dress. Her veil was edged with lace while her shoes added a kick of personality. The wedding shoes were pink with gold studs and rhinestones on them with stiletto heels. Instead of a traditional bouquet of flowers, Kristen had a bouquet of feathers sparkling with brooches, as did the flower girl. The bridesmaid’s dresses were full length in pink with a subtle pattern on them. The material created a soft flowing effect and each carried a bouquet of white roses and hydrangeas wrapped with ribbon and fastened with a pearl brooch.

The groom chose a traditional black tuxedo with ivory tie and white shirt as did the groomsmen.

The couple had an elegant indoor wedding ceremony, followed by a reception. Guests were given antique keys to find their seating for dinner. A guest book titled Happily Ever After was set on the welcome table. The dinner menu was written on a chalkboard.

For the reception, the bride exchanged her veil for a white flower tucked behind her ear. Dancing and fun followed.

The cake was adorned with an owl topper. The second layer was finished with gold frosting and fresh pink, yellow and white roses decorated the bottom layer.

The couple enjoyed a signature Villa Siena sparkler farewell as they embarked on their new life together.

Congratulations Kristen and Jonathan. May your life together sparkle. We wish you the best.

Photography by: DePoy Studios

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Jaclyn and Aaron were married at Villa Siena September 13, 2013. The couple had a traditional wedding ceremony. For the event the altar was decorated with bouquets of flowers bursting with white hydrangeas accented with purple and violet flowers. Interspersed with the floral arrangements were vases lined with pictures of family, with votive candles floating on water.

The couple chose a white runner with purple rose petals lining it and an elegant ‘O’ in flower petals in the middle of the aisle. Each row of chairs had framed pictures hanging from the ends of the aisles.

Bridesmaids in eggplant dresses, with a single strap and knee-length skirts carrying bouquets of white flowers, made their way down the aisle towards the groom and his groomsmen. Aaron wore a grey tuxedo with eggplant tie and vest. The groomsmen wore grey tuxedos with black ties. All wore Converse Sneakers.

All eyes were on Jaclyn as she made her big entrance in a strapless gown with rouching across the body that flowed into the skirt and sequined detailing across the bust. She carried a bouquet of purple and white flowers that included pansies and an assortment of other flowers.

Guests were greeted with a fingerprint tree where they were welcomed to add their painted fingerprint as a leaf and put their name underneath. A birdcage was set out for envelopes surrounded by framed pictures of the couple.

The reception involved a pasta station. The couple cut a small cake, while guests were treated to gelato for dessert. Jaclyn’s sister gave a touching speech about how the two fought growing up but now she misses her sister and loves her very much.

The couple’s first dance was to Blake Shelton’s God Gave Me You followed by the father/daughter dance to My Girl by the Temptations and the mother/son dance to Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World.

Favors were purple drink coozies.

Congratulations Jaclyn and Aaron. May your days be filled with beauty and strength. We wish you the best.

Photography by: Flat Rate Photography

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Angela and Michael met at the hospital where the couple worked, Michael as a radiographer and Angela as an RN. Michael knew this woman was special, so he agreed to help her move in exchange for a date. The couple wed November 21, 2013.

Michael was all confidence and smiles as he waited for his bride at the altar in a black tuxedo with white shirt and tie. Earlier in the day the groom sported a button down with his wedding date and ‘I Do’ embroidered on his cuffs. Angela wore a stunning lace gown with a satin sash around the waist and a pearl necklace. Her hair was worn up with a veil. Her bridesmaids wore plum dresses and carried white bouquets. The bride’s bouquet mixed plum and white flowers.

The ceremony was given in both English and American Sign Language for the groom, who is deaf. During the ceremony, the bride and groom’s mothers were presented with roses to remind them they will always be in their children’s hearts. Angela and Michael also signed their vows to one another and had a sand ceremony.

Then the fun began as the bridal party wore flashing glow glasses during their grand entrance. Dancing lasted throughout the night as the couple danced to A Thousand Years Part II by Christina Perri, followed by the father/daughter dance to Daddy Dance With Me by Krystal Keith. The mother/son dance to James Taylor’s How Sweet It Is was chosen because it was the song the groom sang to as a little boy before he lost his hearing.

Everyone was invited to indulge in the three tiered cake covered in white chocolate dipped strawberries and favors of sweet potato pies.

Congratulations Angela and Michael. May your life together be filled with the sweetness and kindness so apparent on your wedding day. We wish you the best.

Photography by: Images by Michael

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