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Themes of periwinkle blue and white decorate this lovely wedding at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum. The flower arrangements and decor are simply gorgeous! Congratulations to the newlyweds!
Take a look at these gorgeous bridal bouquets photographed here at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum! The original […]
This lovely couple celebrated their wedding here at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum. What a gorgeous event!
Fall is beautiful in Santa Barbara. The air has a little more bite, the nights get longer and the smell of leaves is in the air. It is also a great time to celebrate! Here are a few snapshots of a wedding we had here at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum in late October. Congratulations to the lovely couple!
Fall is such a beautiful time to celebrate a wedding! Janessa and Kevin celebrated their special day here at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum.
Fall was in the air for this gorgeous September wedding here at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum!
Here are a few shots from a lovely wedding we had here in July at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum. Best wishes to the couple!
Check out this pretty video from Scott and Sarah’s wedding here at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum. Enjoy! […]
Here are a few photos of a wedding we had in July at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum! Absolutely stunning!
What a spectacular event! These gorgeous photos captured the festivities here at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum.
Here are a few photographs from a wedding in July at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum. Congratulations to the lovely couple!
Anna and Terry had a lovely June wedding here at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum! Here are a few photos of their special day.
Gorgeous bouquets, dancing and dinner! Here are a few highlights from Gena and Alex’s wedding at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum.
Here are a few glimpses of a beautiful June wedding here at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum!
We were selected as a hand-picked vendor by the Wedding Chicks! Huge thanks to the Wedding Chicks for this […]
The Casa set for a beautiful ceremony… and after a chandeleir-lit dinner, the guests are off to the […]
Via Style me Pretty :
“The Santa Barbara Historical Museum is already so beautiful, so we kept the decorations simple with string lighting harvest tables and all-white flowers with green succulent accents. My overall vision was rustic chic, which I think went perfectly with the setting that I had. I loved walking into the courtyard and seeing all of my hard work and planning come to life. However, the most memorable part of the day was when we made our entrance to the reception and danced our first dance song to M.Ward’s “Let My Love Open the Door.” It was such a surreal moment and, at one point, it felt like it was just Mike and I in the whole place.” -the lovely bride ♥
A different take on mediterranean-inspiration for this Greek wedding reception that took place here at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum. The blue table clothes really made the centerpieces designed by Florette Designs pop and brought the feel of the Greek islands to Santa Barbara. Congratulations to the lovely couple!
A rustic wedding taking place at our venue was recently featured on:
This wedding decor is a perfect example of how rustic does not have to lack in elegance. The floral arrangements by Brown Paper Design were gorgeous! Paired with the crystal clear glassware, they bring burlap to a whole new level of stature and created the look and feel of rustic wedding elegance and beauty. Succulents and Peonies were placed along the pathway leading to the alter and set the stage for a most beautiful wedding. Be sure to check out a snippet of Joel Serrato’s wonderful cinematography of the event viewable here. Great job to all of the vendors involved and congratulations to the beautiful couple!!! 🙂
A beautiful wedding reception October 9, 2011 at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum. With colors of terra cotta, purples, and greens, design inspiration stemmed from the things about Santa Barbara, the couple’s hometown, that they loved as well as their recent trip to Granada, Spain. Congratulations!
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