I love this image of Anita & his sister that I came across while editing her wedding at the Saratoga Foothill Club.

Elizabeth & Eric's beautiful wedding was passionately crafted to be as sustainable and organic as possible (nearly 100%!). They sought out local, seasonal, organic flowers; an organic and fair-trade baker for their cake; and re-purposed many items found on the web. The results were gorgeous, timeless, personal and beautifully rustic. After a sweeping hike to the beach--nearly one mile--for their ceremony, we returned to the Headlands Center for the Arts --the perfect venue for the reception. Seeing Elizabeth hike through the hillside in her beautiful wedding dress was epic. There were so many visuals and tender moments that took my breath away; this wedding had soul.

Elizabeth and Eric inspired me so much that I decided to launch bee green weddings. Cheers to the lovely couple and eco weddings!


Katie Powers Catering | Local Flora | Edith Meyer Cakes | DJ Jeremy Productions | Favors | Dress | Suit |

Monica surprised Brandon with this amazing surprise at their Nestldown wedding. It was jaw-dropping and very apropos because Brandon has his pilot's license. :)

Anita & Phil were married at the Saratoga Foothill Club--a Julia Morgan designed Historical Landmark. This was the absolute perfect spot for them (& quite a gem); it set the perfect stage to their beautiful ceremony & underscored the unique touches that ran throughout their vintage inspired wedding.

Anita & Phil found an amazing antique mantel, refinished it & used it as their altar. (They will now use it in their home!) They hung a romantic Victorian-esque chandelier, played old black & white movies during their reception, used their well-loved novels as centerpieces, encouraged guests to take photos of themselves with vintage cameras...and Phil sang the most adorable song to Anita and knocked everyone's socks off. (It was particularly sweet because they met in high school, when they were in band together.) The whole evening was as classic as the films they were showing. And oh so sharp. :)