Tiffany & David were married May 27th at one of my favorite venues, The Goei Center in downtown Grand Rapids, MI. Their ceremony took place in front of the beautiful Koi Pond. Eastern Floral, sister company of the Goei Center, surrounded the pond with 100 white votives and floating candles.
Their ceremony was absolutely beautiful and Forever Fossilized videography was there to capture it all.
Their program & frame was custom made from Events by I.Candy.
They also did an amazing job on their custom invitations.
Guests were escorted to cocktail hour in the lounge area where they could enjoy drinks, appetizers, and view the photo table with pictures of the couple’s family & friends.
During the cocktail hour, Tiffany & David escaped so Steven, from Steven F. Fox photography, could get a few photos of them together off-site.
Meanwhile, Carissa & I put the finishing touches in the reception room. Events by I.Candy and Eastern Floral provided the decor. I loved the damask runners from Events by I.Candy against the Apple Green table linens. Chair Cover Collection did a wonderful job on the linens and provided silver plate chargers that added a little flair to the tables.
After cocktail hour, guests were invited to find their escort cards and be seated in the reception area. Meanwhile, Tiffany changed into a 2nd dress for the evening.
Branns Catering provided their signature steak dinner – so delicious! The couple opted for a dessert table with an array of cakes from various bakeries. Mary Briggs Cakes baked a delicious red velvet buttercream cake; their favorite!
Tiffany really had a good time smashing cake in David’s face.
The dance floor stayed full as DJ Adam knew just the right songs to play. Tiffany & David love to dance and remained the center of attention.
Guest favors were these adorable damask print candles with a photo of the bride and groom.
At the end of the night, we packed up their cards & gifts and made sure everything was ready to go.
Congratulations Tiffany & David!
Written by Ashley Mason – TwoFoot Creative, Grand Rapids