David and Jen met in 2009
while attending East Carolina University. During a group assignment for class,
a friend of David’s was in a small group with Jen. Since she knew David was
interested in Jen, she invited her to lunch one day knowing David would be
there as well. The couple hit it off at lunch and David asked Jen on a date for
the upcoming weekend, which happened to be Valentine’s Day! The couple has been
together ever since.
During a long weekend in
Savannah, GA, David surprised Jen with a new Nikon camera. While the couple was
out admiring the town and taking photographs, David hid an engagement ring in
Jen’s camera bag. David insisted that Jen switch lenses while they were in
Forsyth Park knowing that Jen would find the ring underneath!
Their reception took place
in the Verellen showroom in High Point, NC. Jen is a designer for the company
and knew the showroom would fit perfectly with the theme for their wedding.
She’s crazy about anything vintage and antique. Burlap, galvanized lanterns,
mason jars, and old springs created a wonderful laid back, southern, vintage
feel. Their galvanized metal cake stand was out of this world beautiful! When
Jen’s mom dropped it off in the shop prior to the wedding, mass amounts of
swooning took place! Their wonderful vintage feel transferred beautifully to their three tier cake. Simple whipped frosting adorned with soft purple and white flowers and finished off with wooden bird toppers created the perfect touch.
Beautiful images by Stephen Thrift of Stephen Thrift Photography. Be sure to drop in the shop sometime soon for your Spring 2014 issue of Triad Weddings and check out his featured work.
Florist - Botanica
Caterer - Visions Catering