Neil and Victoria booked the Keith Glen at Burdoc Farms for their wedding ceremony and reception the day after they got engaged. It was the first and last venue that they looked at. Victoria was sold the moment she saw the completely glass back wall of the Keith Glen. Their wedding colors of burgundy, navy, and gold were present throughout the wedding in the bridal party’s attire and florals. It was important to them that their wedding was simple, sentimental, and the best get together of 2020. They wanted it small enough to be intimate, but big enough for everyone to have fun. It was most important that all of their favorite people were in the same place. The table décor consisted of olive branches, a symbol of peace and harmony, representing the joining of their families and friends. Each setting included a preset glass of water, mini hand sanitizer, and customized napkin that listed five fun facts about the bride and groom, all to ensure the comfortability of every guest. Victoria’s dress was a long illusion sleeve, Galina Signature ball gown with a crystal-beaded waistband, long train, jeweled button illusion back, and sparkling lace appliques on the skirt. Her train length veil included matching lace appliques. The bridal bouquet included a beautiful array of eucalyptus, red and white roses, sunflowers, lilies, and a charm honoring Victoria’s late grandfather. Their cake was a simple two tier, naked vanilla cake made by Sonya Castagna Catering that sat on a marble and antique gold magnolia cake stand. Jessica Travis Photography and Southern Raw Photos beautifully captured every important aspect of the wedding from Victoria’s first look with her dad,  Neil’s reaction when seeing Victoria walk down the isle, to their family and friends having a dance party. Victoria and Neil’s best advice for soon-to-be wed couples is to make your wedding a representation of you as a couple. Stick to what you want and what is important to you. It is your day!

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