Congratulations Ana + Chris. The trip to the central coast was amazing. Here are a few photos I captured from the big day.
Showing posts with label Yellow and Black Wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yellow and Black Wedding. Show all posts
Friday, October 1, 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
beth + tom | Our Viceroy Palm Springs Wedding
If you are thinking about a PS wedding I would suggest a having it in March. The hotel grounds have several citrus trees producing the most heavenly aroma. The intoxicating scent of the citrus blooms is guaranteed to set the tone for your event. Your guests won't stop talking about the scent. Here are a few pics from our big day.
Vanessa has created a slideshow for all of us to view. make sure you turn up the tunes! she also posted a few of her favorite pics on her blog. she loves comments!
Vanessa has created a slideshow for all of us to view. make sure you turn up the tunes! she also posted a few of her favorite pics on her blog. she loves comments!
Friday, February 12, 2010
Viceroy Inspired Wedding Invitation
I couldn't be happier with the finished product. I just received my wedding invitations from the Mandate Press and every imprint is perfect as always. I just love receiving the neatly packaged invitations. It is such a huge rush to see your electronic product converted to the age old letterpress. Designing the invitation was a walk in the park. The Viceroy provided more than enough inspiration for my wedding invitations but rather than pulling from the Hollywood glam vibe I decided to focus on my favorite feature at the hotel. The lobby's yellow and white mosaic tile feature defines the entry while exhibiting true Palms Spring inspired design. I can't wait for the guests to get this bold, striking invitation and ultimately bring the experience full circle when they enter the lobby.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Viceroy Palm Springs| Destination Wedding Location
I recently had the privilege of touring, sampling, and experiencing The Viceroy Palm Springs while on a destination wedding venue search. The Viceroy is a luxury boutique hotel located in sunny Palm Springs, CA. The manicured grounds, private villas, and 3 refreshing pools makes this the perfect destination wedding location.
Kelly Wearstler is the interior design genius behind the resort's modern Hollywood Regency design. She recaptures the look and glamour of Hollywood's Golden Age by featuring modern styling amidst a black, white, silver and lemon yellow palette. The location is a photographer's, wedding planner's, and bride's dream come true. There is no need to re-create the wheel when planning your wedding. Kelly has conveniently and tastefully set the tone for your event. The Viceroy website alone will serve as your wedding inspiration board.
The hotel's 67 guest rooms, studios, and villas that are situated perfectly to create intimate and secluded locations throughout the hotel grounds. The Viceroy, first unveiled in 1933, rests on 4 acres divided into 4 very elegant environments for your wedding (click for map). My two favorite locations are the Regency Courtyard and the Presidio Ballroom. The surrounding mountains provide a dramatic backdrop in the Regency Courtyard which is perfect for your garden ceremony while the Presidio Ballroom exudes Hollywood glamour with mirrored walls, glass chandeliers, and amazing silver wallpaper. The first time I entered the ballroom I felt like I had slipped into gray satin evening gown, my hair was pinned back in finger rolls, and from my ears dangled diamond chandelier earrings. It was like stepping through a portal to old Hollywood.
The Palm Springs International Airport is conveniently close to the hotel, about an 8-minute cab ride. No rental car required for your guests; The Viceroy is located in downtown Palm Springs near all of the boutiques and restaurants.
The Citron, the hotel's gourmet restaurant, features California modern cuisine for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and poolside. I would recommend their grapefruit martini or lemon drop, it's like the Viceroy in liquid format. The restaurant staff are extremely attentive; you will never be without a drink.
The Viceroy hospitality is only rivaled by The Parker. You and your guests (and your puppy) will feel welcome from the moment they arrive. The staff is genuinely friendly. It is obvious that each member of the Viceroy team is madly in love with their job.
I look so forward to my next trip. Please make sure to visit their website. It contains amazing photographs of the venue along with all of the details you need to plan your Palm Springs destination wedding. All photographs above are from the Viceroy website.
Kelly Wearstler is the interior design genius behind the resort's modern Hollywood Regency design. She recaptures the look and glamour of Hollywood's Golden Age by featuring modern styling amidst a black, white, silver and lemon yellow palette. The location is a photographer's, wedding planner's, and bride's dream come true. There is no need to re-create the wheel when planning your wedding. Kelly has conveniently and tastefully set the tone for your event. The Viceroy website alone will serve as your wedding inspiration board.
The hotel's 67 guest rooms, studios, and villas that are situated perfectly to create intimate and secluded locations throughout the hotel grounds. The Viceroy, first unveiled in 1933, rests on 4 acres divided into 4 very elegant environments for your wedding (click for map). My two favorite locations are the Regency Courtyard and the Presidio Ballroom. The surrounding mountains provide a dramatic backdrop in the Regency Courtyard which is perfect for your garden ceremony while the Presidio Ballroom exudes Hollywood glamour with mirrored walls, glass chandeliers, and amazing silver wallpaper. The first time I entered the ballroom I felt like I had slipped into gray satin evening gown, my hair was pinned back in finger rolls, and from my ears dangled diamond chandelier earrings. It was like stepping through a portal to old Hollywood.
The Palm Springs International Airport is conveniently close to the hotel, about an 8-minute cab ride. No rental car required for your guests; The Viceroy is located in downtown Palm Springs near all of the boutiques and restaurants.
The Citron, the hotel's gourmet restaurant, features California modern cuisine for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and poolside. I would recommend their grapefruit martini or lemon drop, it's like the Viceroy in liquid format. The restaurant staff are extremely attentive; you will never be without a drink.
The Viceroy hospitality is only rivaled by The Parker. You and your guests (and your puppy) will feel welcome from the moment they arrive. The staff is genuinely friendly. It is obvious that each member of the Viceroy team is madly in love with their job.
I look so forward to my next trip. Please make sure to visit their website. It contains amazing photographs of the venue along with all of the details you need to plan your Palm Springs destination wedding. All photographs above are from the Viceroy website.
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