With muted shades of sage, mauve, lavender and charcoal, evoking the ethereal romance of a blissful dawn, The Big Fake Wedding hosted another successful bridal show event this spring at The Meekermark! For those unfamiliar, The Big Fake Wedding is a unique bridal show featuring a real couple, typically renewing their vows, and following the format of a real wedding! Bridal show attendees act as wedding guests and get to see plenty of local vendors in action, doing what they do best in a setting as close to a real wedding as you can get! For this spring’s Big Fake Wedding, the team wanted to feature moody, calm tones, forgoing bright colors to let the details speak for themselves and to highlight the natural beauty of The Meekermark‘s open-air outdoor chapel. The bride’s gown and mauve bridesmaids’ dresses from Houston Bridal Gallery looked stunning next to the harvest-inspired florals from Lanson B. Jones, The Tallest Tulip, and more. Reverent Wedding Films gorgeously captured every moment of this blissful dawn event, gathering footage into a dreamy highlight reel. From the farmhouse-inspired sweetheart table to the cute cocktail camper and al fresco lounge area, this event shows off some of the coolest options Houston has to offer in such a great way! Interested in attending the next Big Fake Wedding? Learn more here!
Photos // Payton Hartsell Photography
Video // Reverent Wedding Films
Other Local Vendors:
Aztec Events And Tents, Lanson B. Jones And Co. Floral & Events, Houston Bridal Gallery, The Meekermark, Chair Covers And More, Lovely Grace Events And Creations, Popfancy Pops, First Class Tours, Signature EvenTx, Payton Hartsell Photography, 2 Guys 1 Pit BBQ And Catering, Space City Brass, The Traveling Spirit, Agape Wedding Co, Hair And Makeup By Lexi, The Inky Worm, Shop Aurea LLC, Cottonwood Print Design Co, Save The Date With Valerie, Oh Little Foxes, Malvi Marshmallow Confections, Ohh Snap Photobooth, Drake Studio, Shotz By Niyah Belle, Southern Staged, Succulent Bar, Lisa's Baking Addiction, Jamie Lindley Lettering, Global Exchange, Sarah Epps Cakery
