Real Wedding Saturday: Amy & Tony
When Amy and Tony came to the ladies at Alison Events for help planning their wedding, they wanted something unique with a red and black vintage vibe. Alison and Kelsey immediately thought of the classic San Francisco club, Bimbo's 365. Adi Nevo captured the evening in these fun photos...
The groom wore a pinstripe suit, and along with each of the groomsmen, a fedora hat.
Branch Floral Design took care of all the flowers and decor.
The ceremony took place on the stage in the front of the club.
After the ceremony, a mariachi band serenaded the guests during the cocktail hour and until dinner. Mexican details were incorporated throughout the wedding to honor Tony's Mexican roots.
Each guest found a shot of Cazadores tequila and a bottle of Pacifico beer at their seats. Amy and Tony gave a toast to their guests and linked arms to take the shot of tequila together. Catering was provided by La Cocina, a program that provides affordable commercial kitchen space and technical assistance to low-income entrepreneurs.
After dinner, guests got a swing dance lesson from Hep Jen, and danced the night away to the sounds of the Mood Swing Orchestra provided by Rudolfi Artists.
Congratulations Amy and Tony! And thank you to Kelsey and Alison of Alison Events for sharing these fun details, and of course to Adi Nevo for sharing these wonderful photos.
The groom wore a pinstripe suit, and along with each of the groomsmen, a fedora hat.
Branch Floral Design took care of all the flowers and decor.
The ceremony took place on the stage in the front of the club.
After the ceremony, a mariachi band serenaded the guests during the cocktail hour and until dinner. Mexican details were incorporated throughout the wedding to honor Tony's Mexican roots.
Each guest found a shot of Cazadores tequila and a bottle of Pacifico beer at their seats. Amy and Tony gave a toast to their guests and linked arms to take the shot of tequila together. Catering was provided by La Cocina, a program that provides affordable commercial kitchen space and technical assistance to low-income entrepreneurs.
After dinner, guests got a swing dance lesson from Hep Jen, and danced the night away to the sounds of the Mood Swing Orchestra provided by Rudolfi Artists.
Congratulations Amy and Tony! And thank you to Kelsey and Alison of Alison Events for sharing these fun details, and of course to Adi Nevo for sharing these wonderful photos.
Labels: Real Weddings
posted by Kathryn at
5:30 AM
12 Comments:
Thanks for sharing! I love the concept very much!
This is one of the most amazing and special weddings you posted - in my kind of view :-)
now that looks like a fun wedding and what it should be all about - a great party celebrating a momentous occasion. i bet everyone had a lot of fun. i love the red tulips with the black ribbon. wonderful!
such a fun wedding.
Ohhhh thats so awesome! I love themed weddings so much. I did a big fish movie inspiration board and its kind of in that same era ( I think)... but great job as always!
I think this might be one (there are so many gorgeous ones out there) of my top favorite sets of wedding photos I've seen yet - that is so my style!!! Awesome, awesome, awesome...thanks for sharing & congrats to the happy couple!
~Jaime
Although I love white wedding gowns, I have to say that I really love the bride's shimmery cocktail dress. What a fun twist on tradition. The whole event looks glamorous!
Pacifico is my favorite beer ;)
This is so unique! I bet guests at this wedding had so much fun. I love the picture of the ceremony when they were on stage and that there was a swing dancing lesson.
This is gorgeous! and I love that she's not wearing white!
What a FAB wedding! I heart Bimbo's, SF, the rockabilly style ... just WOW.
This is different than other.... I think this wedding had really amazing concept to celebrate the unforgettable day. I like the photo of the wedding specially red tulips with the black ribbon.
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What a beautiful wedding! I love themed weddings, and this one looks like everyone had a blast! I love the b/w photos.
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