What kind of wedding do two band-loving, club-going, music fanatics have? Of course one that celebrates their love as well as all the music they are crazy about. Jenn and Sean, who live in Los Angeles, based their wedding around all the bands they saw together as they were dating and falling in love. Their infectious happiness and love for their friends & family turned their wedding into a festival of its own.
Sean and Jenn created delightful ways to incorporate the music theme into their celebration. Escort cards were printed as tickets to shows. Tables were named after favorite shows Jenn and Sean had attended. Instead of a guest book, family and friends wrote their well-wishes on 45′s in gold or silver ink. And they very best of all? When Sean got up, guitar in hand and sang to Jenn from the stage.
Besides the delightful reception details were the sweet ways that family and friends were involved in the ceremony. Jenn’s Mom played full-on concert piano before and during the ceremony. (How’s that for a big wow?) Sean’s brother-in-law and Jenn’s Uncle co-officiated the ceremony, and Jenn’s sister gave a beautiful reading. And whole passel of cute nieces and nephews rounded out the junior attendant department.
Congratulations Sean and Jenn. I don’t think Portland has seen a wedding as fun as yours. Here’s a few of our favorites and stay tuned to see your full online gallery.
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