A Colorful + Contemporary Garden Wedding at Le San Michele in Texas

A Colorful + Contemporary Garden Wedding at Le San Michele in Texas

via

There is something truly magical about the way the light hits the horizon of Texas right at golden hour... The pale, misty blues and greens hues of the landscape are met with curtains of gold and a pastel sky that almost looks as if it's on fire. For Meg + Mike, who are a super creative couple (she seeks out talent for Austin's biggest music festivals, and he edits films), this was above and beyond their wildest dreams. Their wedding day was a true reflection of them; a creative, laid-back celebration of love amongst the outdoors.

Bringing European-inspired vibes to the heart of Hill Country, Texas, Le San Michele served as the perfect backdrop for all the amazing details of the day, designed brilliantly by Bird Dog Weddings. Antique French tables punctuated the sun-soaked gardens; they were covered with earthy linen runners and a smattering of colorful desert flowers such as blush king proteas, mint green cacti and gold ranunculus. And wait 'til you see the ceremony space - the iron arch is covered entirely with colorful florals, while a trail of Turkish rugs highlights the pathway.

Whimsical. Magical. Delightful. Ready to see all the details captured by Sophie Epton Photography? Let's look!

We're pretty much drooling over this invitation suite from Minted! P.S. It's available in other colors, too!

HELLO statement heels! Those stunning blue bad boys are by Stuart Weitzman.

Their photographer, Sophie, shares Meg wore a stunning crochet + floral gown that fit perfectly with the venue, and that HAIR by Method Hair! She nearly floored Mike during their first look, and it made their couple portraits that much more special.

Such a stunning venue + couple! We're fond of the little pops of color displayed throughout, especially in her bouquet by Rosehip Flora.

OOH LA LOVE! That is the 'Fox' gown by Rue de Seine.

We both love West Texas and had originally planned to get married out there, but the travel would have made it difficult for our families to attend so we stayed in Austin. We decided to try and bring the desert to us in little ways like incorporating the colors of a desert sunset and having succulents and cacti in our floral arrangements and on our cupcakes.

HOLY SMOKES, right?! This is the iron arch we mentioned above... Doesn't it look AMAZING decked out in all the vibrant florals? Don't say we didn't tell you. :)

So fun!!

Processional: Thirteen by Big Star

Have you ever seen cuter succulent cupcakes? These are by Walton's Fancy & Staple.

This reception + dinner space in the garden was completed with darling watercolor signage by Mint and Maple.

We think these potted succulents + vibrant florals would look amazing in your home after the wedding!

Meg + Mike share We wanted the wedding to be a chance for all of our friends and family to come together and have a good time so we ditched a lot of the traditional wedding stuff like a first dance and a cake cutting and kept things relaxed. It was great because it just felt like a big party; everyone had more time to mingle and get to know each other.

Now that's one party we would like to be at. Congrats, you two!

photography: Sophie Epton Photography // venue name: Le San Michele, Buda, Texaas, USA // event design: Bird Dog Wedding // planning: Bird Dog Wedding // florals: Rosehip Flora // wedding dress: Rue de Seine 'Fox' Gown // hairpiece: Rosehip Flora // bride's shoes: Stuart Weitzman // bride's ring: Handmade // hair stylist: Method Hair // makeup artist: Nisa Nicole // paper goods: Minted // calligraphy: Mint and Maple // catering: The Peached Tortilla // desserts: Walton's Fancy & Staple // furniture rentals: Loot Vintage Rental // linen rentals: Loot Vintage Rental // music: Aaron Blount // officiant: Heather Coffey

GWS Preferred Wedding Artist Guide Members

Love our partner's work featured in this post? See more of it by visiting their Artist Guide profile.

Interested in becoming a GWS Preferred Artist? Apply Here.

Login to comment

Follow us on