While the Harwelden Mansion was beautiful, the Stacy and Trey were simply stunning. Decked out in traditional tuxedos and black bow ties Trey and his groomsmen looked on as each bridesmaid made their way down the isle in beautiful and unique to them, natural colored dresses. Of course, naturally, it was Stacy that stole the show in a beautiful silk gown bedecked with fine silk flowers and intricate crystal beading. She was radiant as her father escorted her to her groom. While all the special family heirlooms carefully placed throughout the mansion made the day was about the past as well as the present and future, Trey’s father cranked up the intimacy of the day by conducting the ceremony that proclaimed Trey and Stacy as husband and wife.

After the quick ceremony partygoers headed inside for a delicious meal and lots of dancing. The dance floor was hopping all night as the ladies slipped on their dancing shoes and the guys made sure to collect the celebratory koozies that the bride and groom had made for guests. Folks gathered together sipping on the specialty drink of the night and conversed on the back porch and in the the garden, romantically lit with tea lights hanging from branches.

Their wedding was exceptional as the bride and groom made sure to think of all of the little details and created an intimacy like none other, showing their love for each other and their families, here and gone. We wish you both the best in your beautiful future together!

Miranda and Cody were married at Vesica Pisces Chapel in Claremore. If you’ve never been there then you’re in for a surprise as it is a little hidden beauty of a place. It was a gorgeous all in one venue with a chapel on one side and reception area on the other, perfect for the intimate affair that Miranda and Cody had designed. The landscaping was absolutely breathtaking and it was pleasantly placed right at the top of a hill in between a little “forest” of lush green trees. As soon as I drove up I knew it was going to be a wonderful night. When I walked in I was taken aback by the rich warm wood throughout and the vast picture windows covering as many walls as possible. It was simply lovely.

The couple had thought of everything and that truly made the night special. Every little detail screamed “Miranda and Cody,” from their unique rings found on a road trip to the fishbowl centerpieces that guests were able to take home to the hand made recipe books which included  many of the couple’s favorite recipes. The groom’s mother designed and created every single floral arrangement as well as hand tea-dyed the bride’s veil, which was the very same veil her mother wore on her wedding day.

One of the many incredible high points of the night included all the amazing dancing on the floor and the band that played them through it. Everyone seemed to be skilled ballroom dancers and twisted, twirled and turned their way across the floor. Miranda’s dad, uncle, as well as the groom were all part of the band. They played an eclectic mix of songs and making sure the include a few of Miranda’s favorite Sinatra songs. The toasts were comical as well as emotional and the cake was delicious! Finally the night capped off in a flurry of rose petals as the couple made their getaway in a Cooper exclaiming “We’re Sexy Married”

~Lauren