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In my years of planning beautiful weddings and events, I have learned so much from some very creative brides and vendors and I would like to pass some of this on to you. If you are thinking about getting married in this beautiful and magical place called Sedona, I think you will enjoy some of my couples’ stories and beautiful photos. I am also excited to share wedding trends, new finds, and fabulous vendors. I hope some of these posts will inspire your creativity for your wedding celebration.I believe that beautiful weddings are about the details and these can be obtained with an eye for beauty and a style that says, “This is me.” We at Van Damme Weddings would love to hear from you. What has inspired you. Send us your favorite wedding; fabulous décor; shopping find, ideas for the unusual, large and small.
Email: margaret@vandammeweddings.com 
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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Red Rock Winter Wedding
Sedona has some exceptional photographers to capture your wedding day. One of our finest is the husband and wife team of Katrina Wallace and Andrew Mejia of Sedona Bride. On a recent winter day they photographed the wedding of Alisha and Brian in the Red Rocks. I love the pop of blue in her flowers and necklace against that fabulous mountain backdrop.
Hair and Make Up by: Patricia L. Vega
Flowers: Mountain High: Kris Schuehle
Cake: Dahl and Di Luca
Bird Cake Topper: Le Petit Oiseau ~ A Birdie Bridal Boutique
Teacups
I love old teacups. I’ve collected many myself over the years and love to see them used in vintage weddings. Here are some great uses via Elizabeth Anne Designs
teacup flower arrangements created by Chelsea for Project Wedding
chandelier made of teacups, created by Domestic Construction via Mika78}
flowers in teacups, photo by Weddings By Two via The Bride’s Cafe}
Chicago Pancake House vintage soy teacup candle from Something Beautiful}
Snow on the Red Rocks
This is what Sedona is all about. I am always excited when I see the gorgeous photography of Cameron Clark of Cameron + Kelly Studios. Cameron sent over this stunning image taken a couple of weeks ago when Sedona had its first snow of the year. The snow just dusts those Red Rocks and creates a scene like no other. Cameron captures the Red Rocks as well as the spirit of the wedding couple perfectly. Check back for some fantastic special rates from Cameron + Kelly Studios.
Bird Cage Wedding Decor
These vintage birdcages popped up on Ruffled today. I absolutely love the use of these birdcages in wedding décor. You can see the entire post on Ruffled as well as places to purchase these lovely birdcages.
First row: left, hanging bird cages photo by Bonnie Tsang; right, bird cage wedding decor via Perfect Bound. Second row: centerpieces and hanging lights shot by Stephanie Williams. Third row: vintage wooden bird cages styled by Duet Weddings photo by Corbin Gurkin. Fourth row: left, Neiman Marcus via Heidi Ryder; right, Country Living. Fifth and sixth rows: photo by Stephanie Williams. Last row: left, West Elm; right, Newport Nautical Decor
