Details || Strolling Brewery Wedding || Adrianna + Jeremy || Epoch Co+
Hey y’all! This week I’ll be sharing the gorgeous detail images from our Strolling Brewery Wedding for y’all to get some inspiration. This wedding was so much fun to be a part of with it being such a unique concept! Adriana got ready at the Stella Hotel in Bryan, Texas while we set up at St. Joseph’s church, Ronin and Blackwater Draw Brewery. The details were classic with a fun trendy twist, which are always beautiful to share.
Bride + Groom Details
To Adriana’s all white and green bouquet, to her “something blue” shoes, her bridal details and accessories were absolutely timeless!
Her shoes were so much fun with the light pop of “something blue” with LOTS of sparkle. Her bouquet was full of white, fluffy flowers with yummy-smelling eucalyptus and rosemary sprinkled in between. The ring is the classic Tiffany’s setting with a little extra oomph, which this also ties into the look of her dress. the simply stunning mermaid style dress with a sweetheart neckline, made that much better with all of the intricate detail and sparkle that ensured Adriana shined. It’s very easy to get swept up in her details, but we can’t forget the groom. The couple’s classic and elegant style was again showcased through his personalized cuff links that Adriana got for him. Since they had a Catholic ceremony, Adriana brought the most STUNNING rosary beads. They were all glass and crystal, making them timeless and a beautiful statement.
The Reception Details - Blackwater Draw Brewery Reception
Going into their reception at Blackwater Draw, we wanted to highlight the fun aspects that the restaurant already had in place. Adriana wanted us to have a fun and more neutral balloon garland on either side of the main wall inside. They wanted to stay simple with their florals by sticking with Queen Anne’s Lace among lots of greenery on the restaurant’s beautiful wood tables. being huge foodies, their main food focus besides the food trucks they had outside was a massive charcuterie board that was just within the main entrance to the reception.
