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Scenes From a Wine Country Wedding Weekend

Somewhere along the way my friends all got grownz up and in the process learned how to put together utterly magical weddings. I swear, every wedding I attend these days is like stepping foot into my single friends’ secret “My future wedding” Pinterest boards, replete with gorgeous locations, amazing food, and floral arrangements sent from Heaven.

The most perfect wedding tables cape | Covet Living

{That is a painted, wooden cut-out of my name. You guys. I can’t take it.}

This weekend the setting for one such wedding was Paso Robles, a delightful little town about 3 1/2 hours from LA known for its many wineries. The nuptials took place at a gorgeous vineyard – HammerSky Vineyards (doesn’t that name sound like the title of a James Bond movie? I digress…). It was a warm summer evening, with the Lunar Eclipse poised to make an appearance, perhaps to blame for this beautiful sunset:

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

I felt like I should be in an Anne of Green Gables book, with the rolling hills set as the backdrop:

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

By the way, any bride that walks down the aisle to Rolling Stones’ “Wild Horses” isn’t so bad in my book:

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

Nor was my date (Oh hey, Hubby):

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

Wine Country Wedding Weekend | Covet Living

{The lunar eclipse paid a special visit}

Perfection, right? Sigh…

Have a wonderful week everyone!

xoxo,

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5 Responses to “Scenes From a Wine Country Wedding Weekend”


  • Your friend’s wedding looked elegant yet not stuffy. I just love the rose garland on the tables. Nothing is more distracting or impedes good conversation than a huge vase that blocks your visual of table mates. These arrangements usually end up on the floor, I’m certain to the disappointment of the bride who spent $$$ to impress. And I could be pals w/a bride who chose my fave Stones’ tune as her processional.

  • JB from Jersey – I mean RIGHT?! To all of that. The rose garland spread was just.perfect. I haaaate when you can’t see the people across from you at the table, because of a gawdy arrangement the size of a Sequoia.

    xoxoxoxo

  • Simple elegance… Loved it!

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