No Regrets

It’s their Wedding Day! Kelly & Gannon will wed in Kelly’s childhood backyard today with 5 witnesses in attendance. We wish them every happiness as they begin their life together in this special, intimate way. We’re with you in spirit (& virtually!) today, and we will be ready for a big party on October 9, 2021! ✨

Just one month until these two say, “I do!”
Such a special couple to the no regrets team - We are honored to be a part of their wedding weekend. It’s going to be fabulous ✨
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Reliving our own, Natalie West Pittard's, marriage to Rob Pittard on this day one year ago! Happy Anniversary to this special couple, and cheers to the vendor dream team that made this magical day everything and more!
Picture This! Photography, Russ Feltman, Gertie Mae's Floral Studio (Sherry Donnelly), U.S. Beat Band, Jennifer Dubiel, Cobalt Strings, Party Tables Linen Rentals, La Tavola Fine Linen, Cherokee Town and Country Club, Northside Church, Paper Daisies Stationery, Dear Elouise Fine Paper, Chris Hudson Couture

Atlanta Wedding Photographers | Picture This! Photography | Sandra and Greg Scott Cherokee Town Club wedding, Northside Church wedding, Northside UMC wedding Atlanta Planner: No Regrets Events, Hair & Make-Up: Jennifer C. Nieman, Flowers: Gertie Mae Floral Design, Video: Russ Feltman Films, Band: U.S. Beat, Ceremony Music: Cobalt Strings, Ceremony Venue: Northside Church, Reception, catering and cake: Cherokee Town Club, Dresses: Chris H

Week 4 Design Challenge. Last week the NRE team enjoyed exploring inspiration for a feminine, vineyard wedding in blush and natural linen. This week we have been pushed a bit to create a classic yet contemporary design Once we wrapped our heads around the venue and color palette we came up with some great ideas.
Colors (choose 2) – Pinot Noir and Mixed Metals
Theme (choose 2) – Classic and Contemporary
Season: Winter
Venue – City Loft
Our design concept has been inspired by the juxtaposition of classic features against the backdrop of exposed brick, wooden beams, and industrialized pieces, with a scheme that embraces the attributes of both classic and contemporary design. We have enjoyed exploring how two seemingly different styles blend together for a cohesive design. We love a winter wedding that incorporates rich colors and beautiful florals while refusing to adopt a kitsch holiday feel. The saturated hues of pinot noir accented by metals, such as traditional brass candelabras, copper containers, and gold flatware at place settings fashion a rare palette. Texture is found in the industrial features of the venue, floral assembly, crystal chandeliers, and depression glass stemware. Features such as acrylic invitations or acrylic table assignment display lend a modern element that does not veer too far from classic design. When we began this week’s design we were not sure it would all fall into place but we were surprised by how much we love every piece of this design, and how incredibly malleable the concept could be. We are grateful to so many talented pros who have shared their designs and images on social media so we could borrow them for this challenge.