Hey lovebirds!

Today I want to share our most recent couple’s gallery with you! Sara and Adam’s wedding day was so much fun and we used a lot of personal touches to make the large gathering feel intimate and magical. This was a fall wedding at Lost Mission in San Antonio. The bride is a local so we had a mariachi band playing cocktail hour, the same band that played Laura Bush’s wedding to be precise! The couple also had a few of the first trinkets they ever gave each other on hand to make the day more special. Check out the baby hand on the bride in her bridal photos! They were such a fun couple to work with and we loved every minute of the process. A few other unique touches include photos of each of them for every year of their lives up to 23. We used these photos on the corresponding table along with bud vases of floral in the same style as the bouquets. We also had the bride ice her groom! He took it like a champ and chugged the entire bottle! Pro tip: have a private last dance with your spouse. Thank us later.

For the flowers we used neutral tones and plenty of dry and fresh product to give an airy, eclectic look to the day. The venue was in the style of the old Spanish missions that are true to the history of the area. These white washed walls, arches, and stone architecture inspired the vision for the dreamy boho wedding flowers full of pampas grass, eucalyptus, bleached ruscus, and tinted brown roses.

If you are looking for inspiration for your Old World Spanish wedding, boho wedding, or San Antonio wedding, look no further! This san Antonio wedding venue had all of the best views, an indoor chapel, and gorgeous details. Bonus points if you are thinking about having your grandmother as your flower girl! Pi was adorable and we recommend everyone make this a normal part of the wedding day. Check out the gallery below and let us know how we can help you plan a wedding like this or any your other wild dreams!

Floral, Design, Coordination by us

Photography by Rebekah Paul Photo

Venue Lost Mission in San Antonio