Mount Vernon Inn Wedding

2020 was without a doubt a year of challenges. And while on the surface, the pictures reflect only Leah and Matt’s romantic Mount Vernon Inn wedding, it was a wedding that faced one of the biggest challenges of the year. While the first wave of closures was definitely harrowing, we all thought by that fall things were safely proceeding. Smaller, masked, outdoors – whatever the set of rules was. But the week of Leah and Matt’s wedding, the Virginia governor changed the gathering limit from the ample guest count that had been in place to a limit of 25 people.

The wedding was a testament to the perseverance and professionalism of the wedding industry. The whole team pulled together to make the most of the undeniable disappointment. With the flowers that had already been ordered, we channeled our efforts into fulfilling the couple’s wish list. Instead of the 13 tables originally planned, we created a dreamy, moon arch in classic whites and greens, something the couple had initially wanted but was out of their budget. It proved to be the most memorable, lush and romantic backdrop for their Mount Vernon Inn wedding. We brought in candles to ramp up the romance, finishing the aisle with a delicate touch of white rose petals.

Leah’s bouquet was everything delicate and lacy and lush. Winter’s best peonies paired with the most juicy white ranunculus, wispy Queen Anne’s lace, white snapdragons, and fluffy pampas grass complemented by a bounty of eucalyptus foliage.

Photo by Vness Photography

Photo by Vness Photography

The reception for the romantic Mount Vernon Inn wedding took place in the Verandah Room. Long tables were set with gold chargers and lush, floral runners of hydrangea, roses, stock, and ranunculus in classic whites, accented with Queen Anne’s lace and ruscus and lemon leaf foliage. We contributed to the design, pulling from our inventory of cut glass candlesticks and taper candles to finish the romantic tablescape.

Photo by Vness Photography

Mount Vernon Inn wedding reception space

Photo by Vness Photography

We wish Leah and Matt much happiness in their life together. Despite the challenges, the romantic Mount Vernon Inn wedding showed there was much to hope for.

Featured in VIP Alexandria Magazine

Photography: Vness Photography

Planning: By Jessie

Florist: Petal’s Edge

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Winter weddings just hit different. 🥹

📍 @theatriumatmeadowlark @meadowlarkbotanicalgardens
📷 @lavish.photography_wed
💐 @petalsedgedc

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Winter weddings just hit different. 🥹

📍 @theatriumatmeadowlark @meadowlarkbotanicalgardens
📷 @lavish.photography_wed
💐 @petalsedgedc

Alexandra & Brian’s wedding at River Farm had that early summer, just-gathered feeling that never tries too hard but still feels completely considered. The palette stayed soft. Think pastel wildflowers with a little movement, nothing too tight or overly styled. Everything felt natural to the setting.⁣
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The ceremony unfolded under the big tree with an arch that felt like it had grown there, loose and garden-inspired in shades of pale pink, light blue, cream, and lavender. It set the tone for the entire day.⁣
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For the reception, long tables were filled all the way down with milk glass, blue mason jars, and pieces of depression glass, each one holding a slightly different mix of flowers. It created that full, abundant look that makes a space feel warm and inviting, while still leaving room for everything the evening needed to hold.⁣
Personal, relaxed, and quietly layered in a way that lets the setting - and the people in it - shine.⁣
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📍@riverfarm_va⁣
📷 @jodiandkurtphoto⁣
🍽 @eatandsmilecatering⁣
💐 & 📋 @petalsedgedc

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Alexandra & Brian’s wedding at River Farm had that early summer, just-gathered feeling that never tries too hard but still feels completely considered. The palette stayed soft. Think pastel wildflowers with a little movement, nothing too tight or overly styled. Everything felt natural to the setting.⁣
⁣
The ceremony unfolded under the big tree with an arch that felt like it had grown there, loose and garden-inspired in shades of pale pink, light blue, cream, and lavender. It set the tone for the entire day.⁣
⁣
For the reception, long tables were filled all the way down with milk glass, blue mason jars, and pieces of depression glass, each one holding a slightly different mix of flowers. It created that full, abundant look that makes a space feel warm and inviting, while still leaving room for everything the evening needed to hold.⁣
Personal, relaxed, and quietly layered in a way that lets the setting - and the people in it - shine.⁣
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📍@riverfarm_va⁣
📷 @jodiandkurtphoto⁣
🍽 @eatandsmilecatering⁣
💐 & 📋 @petalsedgedc

It’s planning season for the Scout Guide launch party, and we couldn’t be more excited. 💃🏻

Any guesses on what we’ll see this year? 🤔

@tsgalexandria
📍 @hotelheronalexandria
📷 @costola_photography
💐 @petalsedgedc
📋 @cherryblossomeventsdc

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It’s planning season for the Scout Guide launch party, and we couldn’t be more excited. 💃🏻

Any guesses on what we’ll see this year? 🤔

@tsgalexandria
📍 @hotelheronalexandria
📷 @costola_photography
💐 @petalsedgedc
📋 @cherryblossomeventsdc

There is something especially beautiful about bringing soft garden flowers into a space like St. Francis Hall. The historic stone walls have a certain weight to them, and loose, romantic florals create a lovely contrast that keeps the room from feeling too formal.⁣
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For Marina & Kosta’s wedding, the goal was to make the reception feel like a garden had quietly taken over the hall. We designed lush arrangements in peach, cream, and fresh greens that felt natural and abundant on the tables. Against the warm tones of the room and the glow of candlelight, the flowers softened the space and made the entire evening feel relaxed, welcoming, and full of life.⁣
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📍@stfrancishall⁣
🍽Catering by Chef⁣
📷 @sarahbradshawphotography⁣
💐 @petalsedgedc⁣
🍰 @classicbakery⁣
🎶 Midnight Sounds⁣
💄 @carolamyers⁣
💡 @bialeks⁣
🪑 @partyrental⁣ltd
📋 HJ Planners

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There is something especially beautiful about bringing soft garden flowers into a space like St. Francis Hall. The historic stone walls have a certain weight to them, and loose, romantic florals create a lovely contrast that keeps the room from feeling too formal.⁣
⁣
For Marina & Kosta’s wedding, the goal was to make the reception feel like a garden had quietly taken over the hall. We designed lush arrangements in peach, cream, and fresh greens that felt natural and abundant on the tables. Against the warm tones of the room and the glow of candlelight, the flowers softened the space and made the entire evening feel relaxed, welcoming, and full of life.⁣
⁣
📍@stfrancishall⁣
🍽Catering by Chef⁣
📷 @sarahbradshawphotography⁣
💐 @petalsedgedc⁣
🍰 @classicbakery⁣
🎶 Midnight Sounds⁣
💄 @carolamyers⁣
💡 @bialeks⁣
🪑 @partyrental⁣ltd
📋 HJ Planners

Throwing it back to last year’s corporate event at the MGM with @allsettup Making music got a whole new meaning! Flowers on a guitar? Yes please!

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Throwing it back to last year’s corporate event at the MGM with @allsettup Making music got a whole new meaning! Flowers on a guitar? Yes please!

Easter may fall at a different time every year, but one thing`s for sure, once it passes, wedding season is officially HERE! We couldn`t be more excited for the beautiful weddings, galas, and celebrations coming up this month. And spring flowers? Absolute favorites. Always⁣
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📍@woodlawnandpopeleighey⁣
📷 @erinkelleherphoto⁣
🍽 @maineventcaterersdc⁣
💐 @petalsedgedc⁣
📋 @bmingled

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