Real Wedding Saturday: Margaret & Neil
I was so excited when Susan Dean introduced herself to me and sent over the photos from Margaret and Neil's beautiful Santa Barbara wedding. Susan takes a fine art approach to wedding photography, and as you'll see, the results are stunning.

Margaret and Neil were married in May at the San Ysidro Ranch in the Montecito foothills in Santa Barbara, full of natural beauty and history - it's where John and Jackie Kennedy spent their honeymoon!


Having recently moved from the East Coast to California, and with both of their families living on the East Coast, the San Ysidro Ranch was the perfect place for what was essentially a destination wedding for their 120 guests.



Margaret wore a dress by Monique Lhuillier. She carried a classic bouquet of lily-of-the-valley made by her mother from flowers that she grew at her beach house in Delaware and brought all the way out to Santa Barbara for the wedding. She also made the flower girl and bridesmaid bouquets.

A bagpiper led the groom and groomsmen to the ceremony site.

The flower girls wore dresses by Ralph Lauren.





All of the sumptuous floral elements were done by the talented Mindy Rice, and Jill LaFleur was the wedding planner.


Each of the tables were named after a place that is special to Margaret and Neil.



Cakes by Christine Dahl.

Because Margaret is half Chinese, she wanted to incorporate a bit of her heritage into the day. Her niece and nephew changed into outfits purchase in Los Angeles' Chinatown, and carried lanterns made by Mindy Rice to usher guests into the Colman Cottage for some after-dinner dancing.




Congratulations Margaret and Neil! And a big thank you to Susan Dean for sharing these incredible photos with Snippet & Ink!

Margaret and Neil were married in May at the San Ysidro Ranch in the Montecito foothills in Santa Barbara, full of natural beauty and history - it's where John and Jackie Kennedy spent their honeymoon!


Having recently moved from the East Coast to California, and with both of their families living on the East Coast, the San Ysidro Ranch was the perfect place for what was essentially a destination wedding for their 120 guests.



Margaret wore a dress by Monique Lhuillier. She carried a classic bouquet of lily-of-the-valley made by her mother from flowers that she grew at her beach house in Delaware and brought all the way out to Santa Barbara for the wedding. She also made the flower girl and bridesmaid bouquets.

A bagpiper led the groom and groomsmen to the ceremony site.

The flower girls wore dresses by Ralph Lauren.





All of the sumptuous floral elements were done by the talented Mindy Rice, and Jill LaFleur was the wedding planner.


Each of the tables were named after a place that is special to Margaret and Neil.



Cakes by Christine Dahl.

Because Margaret is half Chinese, she wanted to incorporate a bit of her heritage into the day. Her niece and nephew changed into outfits purchase in Los Angeles' Chinatown, and carried lanterns made by Mindy Rice to usher guests into the Colman Cottage for some after-dinner dancing.




Congratulations Margaret and Neil! And a big thank you to Susan Dean for sharing these incredible photos with Snippet & Ink!
Labels: Real Weddings

7 Comments:
Absolutely beautiful! These are some of the most gorgeous flowers I have ever seen. Sumptuous but not over the top, and perfect color combinations.
Just love everything about this wedding! Thank you for sharing, Kathryn!
Cheers, Jen xx
Wow, wow, wow! I really love when weddings are a celebration of culture and beauty. Just stunning--congrats to the couple!
The flowers are gorgeous. Any chance you know who did the cake?
Funny, I am in love with the flowers too! Isn;t it funny how gorgeous flowers in a simple design can have the largest affect? Its like great food made with simple quality ingredients- can't be beat! The bride is gorgeous and ohhhhh to have that waistline! I am working on it!!!
I love all the shots! What an awesome wedding! The bride was simply beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
How gorgeous! Very timeless and classic! I love the picture of the flowergirls as well!
Beautiful wedding!
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