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Steph and Shelby had watched a really beautiful elopement video a few years prior to getting engaged and had it in their heads since it was so intimate. When they actually got engaged, however, so many people were excited and asking about it that they completely froze on what to do. One day after a year or so into their engagement, Steph finally suggested eloping to Disneyland in California for Dapper Day. And it was set: a tiny park ceremony and mini honeymoon in the most magical place on Earth.
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Photographer: Altar Image Photography • Floral Designer: Bella Blooms • Reception Venue: Irvine Regional Park • Makeup Artist: Mobile Bridal Salon • Dress Store: ModCloth • Officiant: The Officiant Guy
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Catherine Clark loiters at her local library, makes art, watches movies en masse, plays video and tabletop games, poorly cooks healthy things, cuddles with her feline fur babies, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com.
So, it’s been a rough few days in the US. And I just happened upon your wedding post. And I am so glad I did. Thank you for sharing your smiles and love.
I wish you a wonderful marriage:)
Thank you so much. <3
I have the most enormous heart eyes for everything about this. Gorgeous couple, gorgeous setting, and they both look so happy. *happy sigh*
That Rock Candy pic is awesome! And you guys look so happy. I wish we could elope to a theme park for our wedding now, too! 😀
These 2 look SO in lurrrve! Swooning over the pink cardigan & shoes, & those sweet cat’s eye glasses!
I love everything about this elopement!! Absolutely gorgeous!!! And if this bride reads this, I would love to know where to get that necklace, it would match my shoes too!
Hi Whitney! Bride here. 🙂
Sadly, the necklace is a discontinued Kate Spade piece. It was discontinued some time ago– I purchased it at the beginning of 2015 from an ebay seller… it was really the only one I found for sale online at that time.
It was called the “basket pave collar necklace”, perhaps you might have some luck?
xoxo