Where to even start with Amanda and TJ. Like with many couples from the past couple of years, it felt like forever before we actually got to work together (hey, thanks COVID). They went through a lot of reschedules to get to this point, and we were there every step of the way. Finally making it to wedding day was so, so exciting! I’d never been to the Lace Factory before, but had heard and seen such great things.

First looks with your bridesmaids or getting ready crew can be so fun! Especially if you have a big group of people!

We did the first look right outside The Lace Factory doors, and it was such a beautiful day. How cute are their reactions?!

There are so many beautiful photo opportunities all around this property and right across the street by the water.

Amanda and TJ are both musicians and pay in a band together. The entire vibe was a a lush, warm, vintage, music-lovers heaven. The details were incredible, and florist That’s So Ranunculus REALLY understood the assignment. There were maracas, 45s for table numbers, vintage amber bottles holding floral centerpieces all throughout a mix of long banquet style tables and large rounds.

The venue was full of gold accents popping on cream linen, twinkle lights, and an abundance of arrangements with lush greenery and florals ranging from deep red and dusty rose to light pink and coral.

Not to mention, the couple’s guestbook table had an open guitar case overflowing with flowers - what an amazing arrangement idea!

They had their ceremony out back, which was so beautiful by the tree and brick exterior of the venue. The Lace Factory’s combination of red and white brick is so amazing! I love that they have red on the exterior and white on the interior. It’s so unexpected and refereshing!