Rustic Romance at Casa Feliz | Real Wedding: Adam and Tiffany

Adam and Tiffany sealed the deal after four years of dating at Casa Feliz in Winter Park. Tiffany’s unique aesthetic called for floral arrangements with diverse flowers, colors, and textures. Her taste for design flourished at this southern-glam inspired wedding day!

Brilliant photography by  Kristen Weaver documented every moment of Adam and Tiffany’s  special day on April 20, 2013. We were inspired by Casa Feliz, a magnificently restored Spanish Farmhouse with whitewashed brick and Mediterranean details. The richly textured backdrop complimented our vibrant ceremonial displays. Officiant Adam Feldman from Sensational Ceremonies and harpist Catherine Way made their ceremony truly an affair to remember.

Tiffany’s Pronovias gown had glittery accents and lace which created an antiqued yet elegant look. She found this stunning dress at Casa di Bella bridal salon. Tiffany wore a metallic pair of Jimmy Choo’s to add to her glamorous look, and had gorgeous hair and makeup by LUMA Bridal. Her bridesmaids wore stunning outfits with beaded skirts from All Saints and coral button-down blouses from The Limited. They looked perfect with stone turquoise necklaces, and Adam looked handsome in a charcoal grey Hugo Boss suit.

Centerpieces by the Lee James Floral team look fabulous with handmade Spanish style canvas table numbers and shiny gold tea candle holders. Wonderful food by Arthur’s Catering and a delightful cake by Anna Cakes made for delicious food choices. Asher from A-list DJ Entertainment kept everyone on their toes.

We’d like to send our congratulations and a ‘Thank You’ to Adam and Tiffany. We wish them a love-filled life together. Another thanks to all of the wonderful vendors:

Venue: Casa Feliz

Photography: Kristen Weaver

Wedding Gown: Pronovias

Bridal Salon: Casa di Bella

Bridal Shoes: Jimmy Choo

Bridesmaid Outfits: Skirt from All Saints and Top from The Limited

Officiant: Adam Felman, Sunsational Ceremonies

Ceremony Harpist: Catherine Way 

Hair and Makeup: LUMA Bridal

Florist: Lee James Floral

Catering: Arthur’s Catering

Cake: Anna Cakes

DJ: Asher, A-list DJ Entertainment

Groom’s Suit: Hugo Boss

Raining Fireworks and Roses at Ritz Carlton Ballroom | Real Wedding: Stefanie and Barton

Stefanie and Barton united as one before officiant, Bert Carrier, at the lavish The Ritz-Carlton Ballroom. As both were dedicated to one another , it was only fitting their wedding be decorated in floral arrangements of our striking red roses.

Damon Tucci Photography was there for every kodak moment, capturing both the couple’s custom created red rose “M” floral spotlight piece and every moment included too. Having transformed the Ritz Carlton‘s Salons 5-6, their ceremony scene was lit with whimsical water votive tea light candle aisle pieces accompanied by red rose floral arrangements. A Chair Affair‘s chiavari chairs accented this scene on either side of the ceremony’s aisle design.

 

Stefanie and Barton’s wedding then transferred to their reception scene with Letz Dance On It‘s red rose designed dance floor to accentuate the scene of red silk and light peach linens courtesy of Over the Toplinens. Guests danced and enjoyed their night to the musical stylings of Headliners band.

   

A raining parade of Santore fireworks brought Stefanie and Barton’s wedding to a close and held as a magical ending to their special day. Stefanie and Barton are quickly approaching their two year anniversary and we wish them only the best and happiest life spent in the company of one another! We’d like to acknowledge the venue and vendors involved in making this wedding the success it was:

Venue:
The Ritz-Carlton Ballroom, Salons 5-6

Coordinator:
Weddings Unique

Officiate:
Bert Carrier

Photographer:
Damon Tucci Photography

Videographer:
Voila Cinematic

Floral:
Lee James Floral

Linens:
Over the Top

Chiavari Chairs:
A Chair Affair

Ceremony and Cocktail Music:
Beautiful Music

Reception Band:
Headliners

Cake:
Ritz Carlton Orlando

Dance Floor:
Letz Dance On It

Fireworks:
Santore