The Garden Gate did a fabulous job with the bouquets…
We love the touch of peacock feather in the bridesmaids bouquets!
Landon and her mother hand in hand right before the ceremony began…
A moment every girl dreams about…
The beautiful St. Michael The Archangel Catholic Church in McKinney, Texas…
The new Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Paul Schneider….
The reception took place at the bride’s family home in a stunning tent…A dream team of vendors made it all happen (vendors listed below)!
Landon and Zach danced to “You and I” by Michael Buble…
Beautiful (and delicious) cakes by Dallas Affaires Cake Company…
Pacuigo Gelato was available for guests to enjoy after the cakes were cut…
It was a perfect evening…
Landon changed into her mother’s wedding gown for their departure! Guests showered the couple with flutterfetti as they left the reception.
Something Old
Signifies a Sense of Continuity and Tradition
Landon’s earrings were a gift from her grandmother. They were originally designed for her grandmother, given to her as a gift from her late husband (Landon’s grandfather).
Landon wore a bracelet that belonged to her great grandmother.
Landon’s garter and the ring bearer pillow were made from her mother’s wedding dress and will become a new tradition for Landon to pass on in her family.
Something New
Signifies the Couple’s New Beginning
Landon wore purple shoes, a favorite color of Landon and her mother. Purple stands for good judgment, happiness, trustworthiness and spirit. Purple is a mixture of red and blue. Red and blue (representing female and male) symbolizes the power of creation, which is an attribute of God.
Something Borrowed
Borrowed Happiness
Landon wore a family heirloom pendant that many women in Landon’s family have worn on their wedding day.
Something Blue
Blue Represents Fidelity, Love, Good Fortune and Purity
Landon’s bouquet was adorned with a blue decorative clip, given to Landon by her aunt for her wedding day.
Bridal Keepsakes
On the eve of the wedding, Landon wore her mother’s wedding dress that was redesigned for the occasion, and a hairpiece that was part of her mother’s veil.
Decorative pillows that will adorn the beds of Landon, her mother and her grandmother were made from pieces of Landon’s mother’s wedding dress. Each day a memory of this special time will bless these three generations.
Church Kneeler
Landon and Zach knelt on a very special pillow during the ceremony that was needle pointed by her grandmother. Landon’s parents also used this kneeler during their wedding ceremony.
The Bride’s Cake Table
The bride’s cake table was adorned with a family heirloom tablecloth that belonged to Landon’s Great, Great Grandmother and namesake.
Silver candlesticks, given to Landon’s great, great grandmother by her husband on their 14th wedding anniversary, were displayed on the bride’s cake table. Landon’s grandmother gave them to Landon and Zach as a wedding gift.
Landon and Zach cut the cake using a cake knife and server that belonged to Landon’s great, great, great grandmother. Landon’s parents used the same cake knife and server on their wedding day.
Vendors:
Church: St. Michael The Archangel Catholic Church
String Quartet: Dallas String Quartet
Bridal Gown & Bridesmaids Dresses: Priscilla of Boston
Reception: The Darling Home
Event Decor: Nelson Robinson, DFW Events 214-505-9142
Florist: The Garden Gate 214-220-1272
Lighting: Beyond
Caterer: Food Glorious Food
Rentals: Ducky Bob’s
Linens: BBJ Linens
Photographer/Videographer: Steve Karlisch and Steve Wrubel
Band: Bulletproof Brass Band
DJ: Lucy Wrubel
Cakes: Dallas Affaires Cake Company
Gelato: Paciugo
Hair/Make-up: Maitee Miles
Calligraphy: Lettering Art Studio – Debi Sementelli
Transportation: Smith Limo
Valet: Gold Crown Valet
Get-a-way Horse Carriage: Happy Trails Carriage Service
Loved creating all the calligraphy for this wedding! Very sweet family.