Last weekend Jordan and Michael had the wedding of their
dreams. The ceremony took place at St. James Episcopal Church and the reception was held in the new Studio 220 at the
Hyatt Regency in downtown Greenville, SC
From the beginning, Jordan knew she wanted her colors to be pinks, tangerines, and vivid green. She wanted a crisp modern look to play off the artwork on the walls of Studio 220. The couple wanted a sit down dinner with a band to entertain their guests.
Guests were greeted with a cocktail hour set up in the lobby
area of Studio 220. They entered under a
garden arbor decorated with roses. There were cocktail tables with pink and
white linens and white sofas for guests to relax on. Family heritage photos, showing weddings of
family members, decorated the cocktail area.
The bar was open and appetizers were butlered through-out the guests.
When it was time for the wedding party to be announced in
the guests left the lobby area and entered the main room. It was a beautiful setting of white pin-tuck
overlays, with vivid green napkins on the tables. Tall and short arrangements of pink,
tangerine and fuchsia roses, callas and gerberas were the centerpieces of the
tables. Pink up-lighting (provided by
Better Tie Productions) gave the room a beautiful glow. At one end of the room a candy bar was setup
for the guest favors. There were two
cakes, the five tier wedding cake and the groom’s cake, a duck hunting scene.
Entertainment for the night was provided by the band Encore
and they were terrific. The dance floor
was never empty. The one surprise of the
evening was the bride’s dress. The
elegant, long skirt was removed to reveal a short, beaded dress with lacy scalloping
cut about the knee. It was perfect for
the dance party.
The evening ended with a bubble farewell as the bride and
groom left in the groom’s decorated truck.
A perfect wedding for a very sweet couple.
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