A Pastel Yacht Club Wedding by Kate Connolly Photography
Posted on February 28th, 2013 by Sarah Zlotnick. Filed under Real Weddings.
What do you get when you combine a pastel color palette, charming stationery, and a bunch of good friends goofing off? Something not too far from Tina and Chris’s adorable New Jersey wedding, we bet! Set on a cool October day at the Mallard Island Yacht Club, the slightly vintage, sweetly nautical vibe of their celebration immediately caught our eye. From the playful props (love that cornhole set!) to the custom Rifle Paper Co. wedding garland, everything blends together in such a softly romantic way that we can’t help but be absolutely smitten. Special thanks to Kate Connolly for sharing these lovely images with us!
Tina and Chris are college sweethearts (mutual friends introduced them at a Monmouth University party). “Our relationship is easy-going and filled with love and lots of laughter,” says the bride, and the couple made sure everyone was in on the sentiment on their big day. Fun photobooth props were passed out to everyone in attendance, and a custom-built cornhole game was set up on the lawn of the reception site.
Dinner was a classy, flower-filled affair inside the Mallard Yacht Club’s main ballroom, but the fun resumed quickly in post-meal festivities. The DJ mixed popular tunes with Spanish music to honor Tina’s Cuban heritage, and after a long night of boogieing down, guests capped off the evening with cigars and a food stand filled with hot dogs and french fries.
“Our ultimate goal was to add as many personal touches to make it fun!” the bride says of her wedding. “I think we succeeded—friends still refer to the day as Tina and Chris’s ultimate dance party!”
Photos by Kate Connolly Photography • Bride’s Gown by Alvina Valenta from Mustillo’s • Bride’s Shoes by Christian Louboutin • Bridesmaid Dresses by Amsale from Bella Bridesmaid • Groom’s Tux from Sal Lauretta for Men • Groomsmen Attire from Michael Kors and Men’s Wearhouse • Ceremony Site: St Jerome Church • Ceremony Musician: Jim Palmer • Custom His & Her Corn Hole Sets by Robert Giolitto • Reception Venue: Mallard Island Yacht Club • Cake by Moester’s Bakery • Cake Toppers: Knottingwood • Caterer: Taste Catering • DJ: Sounds to Go DJs • Flowers by Petal Beach • Invitations and Paper Goods: Rifle Paper Co. • Day-of Coordination by Nicole Chambers of Anna Soirée • Videographer: Mike Simons Video Production
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