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Lindsay Edwards to John Harman, March 22, 2008

Photographs by:

Marni Rothschild Durlach

BONUS WEB PHOTO: Pink and green invitations by Dulles Designs set the tone for the wedding’s theme.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: Design and print your wedding programs on your computer using Word or another word processing program, and gather your bridesmaids together for a cut-and-assemble party.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: The bright yellow color of the William Aiken House perfectly suited the Easter-themed wedding.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: Square wreaths, like this one designed by Tiger Lily Florist, give a crisp look to soft blooms.

Flower girls carried bouquets of orange ranunculus; the same blooms adorned their hair.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: Lindsay carried a bouquet of cream-colored sweat peas, ivory hyacinth, ivory and green ranunculus, cream peonies, and ivory poppies.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: Not wanting to leave a close friend out of the bridal party, Lindsay dubbed Jay a “bridesman.” John also had a “groomswoman” of his own.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: “We needed something eye-catching to define the start of the natural aisle, so Tiger Lily Florist used peonies, sweet peas, moss, and climbing clematis to achieve the look,” says planner Calder Clark.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: Shades of white added elegance to the ceremony space without fighting with the multi-colored blooms throughout.

a tisket, a tasket: Calder organized an Easter egg hunt in the garden’s boxwood maze as a tribute to the holiday weekend. flower power: Tiger Lily Florist wove moss, peonies, and sweet peas into vines that wound around the historic mansion’s pillars.

Lindsay and John take a leap of love in front of the garden pergola, where teardrop vases filled with amaranthus, lilac, peonies, and tulips accented the ceremony site with color.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: Tiger Lily Florist arranged centerpieces of garden roses, sweet pea, and viburnum.

Calder organized an Easter egg hunt in the garden’s boxwood maze as a tribute to the holiday weekend.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: Blue Moon Events filled plastic eggs with Juliet’s favorite candies for a post-cocktail hour Easter egg hunt.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: For a lounge feel, group chairs and couches together in multiple intimate arrangements to create conversation spaces.

Matchboxes filled with pastel M&M’s made a popular favor.

BONUS WEB PHOTO: Calder Clark and Elaine Mincey of Elaine’s Events, who collects vintage cars with her husband, organized a vintage Rolls Royce to pick up the newlyweds at the end of the night.