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Carly and Bob's wedding at the
Multicultural Arts Center this past September was absolutely beautiful. The wedding ceremony was
taken place outdoors by the courtyard followed by cocktail hour and reception
inside the theater. The wedding colors Carly chose were shades of lavender, gold and pink
and they all worked gorgeously together.
The table numbers were replaced with
names of places that C&B have traveled to such as Santorini, London and
Athens. One of my favorite details of the night was the cupcake dessert station
catered by Georgetown Cupcakes on Newbury Street and coordinated by our very
own, Alecia of Lemon Drop Team. Big thanks to our friend Deborah of Deborah Zoe Photography for sharing these beautiful pictures from Carly and Bob's wedding!
I'm so embarrassed that it's been so long since I've blogged about one of our weddings. Hopefully this year I can find some more time to show off our beautiful wedding couples. I highly recommend going onto our Facebook and Instagram post under Lemon Drop Team to see more photos and all the vendors that help make each of the weddings possible! :)
Ceremony & Reception :
Multicultural Arts
Center
Photography: Deborah Zoe Photography
Day-of Coordination : Lemon Drop Team
Gown : David's
Bridal
Shoes : Badgley Mischka
Jewelry : Rent The Runway
Bridesmaids : Alfred Angelo
Groom's Suite : Macy's
Makeup : Get Glam by Dawna
Hair : Hair Design By Sareva
Caterer : East Coast Grill
Dessert : Georgetown Cupcake
Entertainment : DJ Tom Laquidara
Videographer : Timeless Cinema
Stationary : Wedding Paper Divas
Linens : Be Our Guest, Inc.
Besides my love for planning weddings, my other obsession is delicate creations called cupcakes. Back in December, my boyfriend and I took a trip out to La Plata, Maryland to visit his cousin, Matt. The following day, I dragged the boys along for a road trip to
Georgetown Cupcake
(also known as DC Cupcakes) run by sisters, Sophie LaMontagne and Katherine Kallinis located in Washington DC who had their own television show on TLC of last year.
The line was insanely long when we arrived at this specialty store. I certainly had second thoughts about waiting outside in negative degree weather but somehow convinced myself and the guys that it'll be worth the wait. The line moved pretty quickly and after 25 minutes of waiting, we were finally in! The cupcakery had a real fun whimsical environment. All the cupcakes are baked on site daily and the smell of the place was delectable. The cupcakes only cost $2.75 each. For an even better deal you could get ½ dozen for $15 or a dozen for $29. They are perfectly sized and incredibly moist. I had to stop myself from drooling while I ordered my top choice cupcakes. Salted Caramel, Mint Oreo, and Key Lime were just a few of my selections. Of course, the Red Velvet Cupcake made it out of the store with us but it wasn't long until I got a hold of it.
My overall experience at
Georgetown Cupcake
was great. I would definitely recommend anyone who is a fan of cupcakes to stop in and pick up one, two or a few to go! If you can't make a trip out to Washington DC anytime soon, not a problem,
Georgetown Cupcake
ships throughout the US! The show's second season airs on
TLC
on Fridays at 10pm!
Sweet Planning!
Linda
