A big affair at Century Center!

This past fall we worked with a wonderful couple in planning their wedding at Century Center in South Bend. The bride, Carrie, had a clear vision and we were happy to work with her in making it happen. New Fusion Events also enjoyed designing all of the florals for the event as well. 

A view from the grand staircase of the event.

A closer view of the table. The tall centerpieces, designed by NFE, were manzanita branches with orchids attached.

The lower arrangements were roses with leaves inside to give added dimension. 

A view of the guest tables set up for the reception.

The gift card box we provided for the bride. 

Orchid arrangements for the gift table. Design by New Fusion Events. 

A view of the cake with florals provided by NFE.

A view of the escort card table that also held the programs 

as guests walked out to the ceremony location.

The ceremony was held in the tent on the island outside Century Center. The Chuppah florals were designed by NFE and we worked with Pro Show on the draping design. 

A view of the Ketubah for the ceremony.

A simple and elegant affair, design by NFE. 

The groom and his parents walking to the ceremony tent.

One of the bridesmaids and groomsmen walking into the tent. 

The beautiful bride and her father, flowers by NFE. 

The brides unique design for the escort cards.

A close up of one of the bridesmaids bouquets. 

A closeup of the arrangements for the chuppah.

The bride and grooms big entrance down the grand staircase.

A view of the reception from above.

New Fusion Events was so happy to be part of Adam and Carrie's big day. We had a lot of fun working with them and helping with their vision. 

A fun and relaxing vineyard wedding

Joann and Dan were an amazing couple to work with. Joann's main concern was making sure her guests  would be kept comfortable and have fun in a relaxing environment. The wedding was just what the couple wanted and I'm confident guests are still talking about how much fun they had at the wedding. 

Water and lemonade was placed at the start of the aisle for guests to help themselves to before the ceremony. Vases of Dahlia's were placed on each table to bring in the couples colors. The chuppah was handmade by the bride's family and was accented by potted plants. 

Button mums in yellow with grasses wrapped in jute were worn by the groom and other 

male members of the bridal party. 

The kiddish cup and plate for the ceremony were engraved and are beautiful keepsakes

 for the bride and groom. 

Fans were placed on each chair for guests to keep cool. 

The beautiful bride and groom, Joann and Dan.  

The vineyards at Willow Harbor provide a great backdrop for cocktails on the patio. 

A menu highlighting the couples favorite drinks was a great way to personalize the cocktail hour.

Plants flanked each side of the walkway at the entrance to the tent.

Purple lanterns brought a lot of color into the tent as well as the arrangements. Small vases were filled with Dahlia's and tall vases were filled with purple delphinium and greens.

The short arrangements brought in color and texture. Vases were filled with Dahlia's and variegated pittosporum. 

Escort cards were vintage style tags hung from twine at the entrance to the tent. They looked stunning blowing in the wind. 

Homemade jam was sent home with guests as favors. They were packaged by the 

couples own family and friends. 

Pictures of the bride and grooms parents and grandparents were hung

 above the dessert table. 

Instead of traditional wedding cake a buffet of homemade pies were available for guests. Family and friends from as far away as Ohio baked pies for the reception. The whole event was amazing and guests were able to kick back, relax and enjoy Joann and Dan's fabulous wedding.