A rustic music festival wedding in the towering redwoods #Real Weddings: Western US#california#camping#forest#rustic wedding January 4 2018 | Catherine Clark bijouxandbits Photos by: Let's Frolic Together Photos by Let's Frolic Together A ceremony beneath towering redwoods. A giant rainy parade (with colorful parasols!) from ceremony to reception led by an epic brass band. Bad-ass live music into the wee hours. A couple who both jumped in to join the bands! Yep, it was just as awesome as it sounds. In addition to the redwoods at Pema Osel Ling, there were cabins, camping, and hula hooping in a wedding dress. Megan and Dave were tearful, joyful, and music festival vibes were everywhere. Don't miss the brollies, gorgeous cakes, and face cut-outs on the dance floor! Vendors Photography: Let's Frolic Together • Venue & catering: Pema Osel Ling • Florals: Weddings by Roseanne from The Flower Shack • Videographer: IQ videography • Cake: Buttercup Cakes and Farmhouse Frosting • Bands: The Unwieldies, Element Brass Band, Scott Pemberton Band • Hair and Makeup: Roni Edeal • Wedding Dress: Nicole Miller • Groom’s Tux: Milano Fashion in Las Vegas • Stationery: Shannon Kirsten Illustration • Photo Booth: The Booth Bus Gallery This slideshow requires JavaScript. Reporter Name * Reporter Email * Original text Enter the original text here. Edited text* Enter your suggested copyedit here. Notes You can add a note for the editor here. * Required information. Fix Typo Catherine Clark Catherine Clark is Offbeat Bride's Senior Editor. In her spare time she 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 baby, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com. @enidjcoleslaw @bijouxandbits @bijouxandbits PREVIOUS How to create your bridal shop moment with your online bought dress NEXT An intimate queer lady seaside meets enchanted library wedding Show/Hide comments [ 3 ] I ever saw a lot of wedding take place on the beach, but this is the first time I see it is took place in the forest of redwooods. I love them coz it bring me feeling like fairy tales. One more special thing is every bridesmaid have one of umbrella. It have any meaning, doesn't it? Reply The umbrellas (or parasols) are a tradition in the second line. There was a second line parade from ceremony to the reception and hankies, parasols and tambourines were given to the guests to partake in the parade. Reply The photos and the atmosphere really look relaxed. I like it. They seemed to have lot of fun. Reply Join the conversation Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Sign me up for your offbeat awesomeness newsletter! No-drama comment policy Part of what makes the Offbeat Empire different is our commitment to civil, constructive commenting. Make sure you're familiar with our no-drama comment policy. Biz owners & wedding bloggers Please just use your real name in your comment, not your business name or blog title. Our comments are not the place to pimp your website. If you want to promote your stuff on Offbeat Bride, join us as an advertiser instead.
I ever saw a lot of wedding take place on the beach, but this is the first time I see it is took place in the forest of redwooods. I love them coz it bring me feeling like fairy tales. One more special thing is every bridesmaid have one of umbrella. It have any meaning, doesn't it? Reply
The umbrellas (or parasols) are a tradition in the second line. There was a second line parade from ceremony to the reception and hankies, parasols and tambourines were given to the guests to partake in the parade. Reply