Sunday, September 2, 2018

Dallas Couple Plans Their Wedding Under The Dallas Skyline

Sue Kelson Events loves a good Dallas wedding, and nothing is better than having the Dallas skyline as the backdrop for an incredible wedding. Dallas’ skyline is rated as one of the prettiest in the world, and Ana and Jeffery equally know and appreciate this beauty. Their townhouse overlooks downtown, and they have enjoyed many a night on their rooftop patio enjoying the lights and the view. Of course it was a natural choice to find a venue that also overlooked their favorite city, and DEC on Dragon has an exceptional view. They chose the colors of fall, and coupled with a perfect Dallas evening, they were married.

This view though…

Ana

The Furbabies!

Ana is a veterinarian, and her fur babies helped her get dressed for her big day. Therefore, her dogs we nearby, while she got dressed in her own home, versus the hotel where her family and guests were staying. As a matter of fact, we can almost feel the softness of the fur on those puppies! So sweet and adorable!

The Mother Daughter Moments

The special moments between a mother and her daughter, as she zips her dress, and fastens the jewelry. A bond between a mother and a daughter are above all, precious.

The Groom and His Parents

The groom also has precious time with his parents while his mother pins his boutonniere, and his father looks on. It must be remembered that a groom loves his mom unconditionally.

Rose gold is one of Ana’s favorites, and so she specifically designed her wedding invitation with a rose gold border to match the beauty of her rings.

The anticipation of the first look…

First looks give us goosebumps – it is especially magical between a bride and groom.

Oh that View!

We told you the view from their rooftop terrace was amazing!

We love the detail of a monogrammed cuff.

My humans are getting married today!

DEC on Dragon is Dramatic

DEC on Dragon has the most interesting entrance. You are greeted by a huge art installation made of ribbon spools. If you look hard enough, you will find DEC spelled out on the lower right hand side of the artwork.