Oh So Chic Wedding & Event Planning: Temecula Wedding

Not much that I can't say about this couple. They were hilarious! Steven the outgoing "I-want-to-bust a-move" Groom and Lauren was the "Please-don't-make-me-dance-to Get Ready for This by 2 Unlimited-for-our-Grand Entrance" Bride and I love assisting them with every minute of the wedding. Each meeting was full of silly laughter that Steven created while Lauren shook her head and smirked at his quirky banter. Check out the beautiful photos from this wedding below.

Lauren was a gorgeous bride. Even with having a 3' rip in her dress and having to clean it with club soda multiple, yes, multiple times. She was a trooper throughout the whole day and Steven dived right in to assist in making his bride whole again.

Now that's L-O-V-E!

The decor for the ceremony was the perfect accent to the Bell Tower Courtyard at the Temecula Winery.

This puzzle piece guest book was not only fun and unique but quite the conversation starter among the guests.

Anything with crystals and lush flowers is enough to lust over!

I fell in love with this Cake Ball Cake...guests raved about it.

Best wishes and lifelong joy to Lauren & Steven!

Vendor roll-call:

Venue: South Coast Winery
Officiant: Vows from the Heart, Rev. Christopher Tuttle
Photographer: Adam & Shawna Photography
Wedding Coordinator: Oh So Chic Wedding & Event Planning
Florist: Splendid Sentiments, Bethany Hawley
DJ: Positive Energy Productions
Cake: Cake Ball Love

When the bride, Nora, hired me for this July 3rd wedding, I knew I was in for a treat. She was spunky but laid back and decisive yet inquisitive. This was my first wedding at a winery so I was very excited to get the experience being surrounded by beautiful vineyards. The groom, Gordon is in the industry of working for a major wine producer so it was extremely fitting that the wedding was held at South Coast Winery. The bride expressed to me that they had guests that were really fun and they really wanted to have a great party to commemorate their love. We certainly achieved that.

We began with a ceremony at the Rose Arbor and then moved the cocktail hour and reception to the Courtyard. At a certain point in the evening (due to noise ordinances) all of the vendors pitched in and moved the DJ equipment into the Barrel Room, almost seamlessly. No worries there, the party continued without a hitch. It was a great event and it was a pleasure working with the couple and all parties involved.