Brittany & Eli’s Wedding Vendors
Wedding planning is all in the details, and here they are:
PREMIER HEARTLAND WEDDING IDEAS VENDORS: Reception Venue Bash
Photographer Kelsie Berg Photography | Ceremony Venue Lutheran Church of the Cross, Altoona | Cake or Dessert Sprinkle Confections by Erica | Floral Hobby Lobby materials, DIY | Donuts Casey's General Store | Hair & Makeup Estilo Salon & Day Spa, Katelyn Price | Caterer Cater 2 U, Chariton, IA | Bridal Dress Schaffer's Bridal | Bridesmaid Dresses Tops — Revelry, Skirts — Showpo | Menswear Express | Stationery Designed by Lauren Ewing, Printed by Impressive Designs Studio & Printing | Ceremony Music Matthew Langbecker | Reception Music Run Forrest Run | Officiant Dave Schooley | Hotel Des Moines Marriott Downtown
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When To Get Down On One Knee
With the perfect ring, Eli was waiting for the perfect moment.
He carried the ring around in his pocket and waited. And waited. And waited for the moment to get down on one knee. Eli soon realized that it any moment with Brittany was the perfect moment. On a long walk through the trails of Centerville, Eli’s grand plan began to unfold. He got down on one knee and asked Brittany to be his wife.
Finding Your Venue
The venue is what can help you start to create the look you want.
Once the ring slid on Brittany’s finger, her mind began to race. Throughout the jumble of ideas in her head, she decided she on an industrial look. Brittany went to school in Chicago and fell in love with the city. “I wanted a warehouse look to our venue — brick walls, metal, big windows,” Brittany told us. With this specific look in mind, she came across the perfect spot with that same urban contemporary feel — Bash. It fit everything she wanted.
Finding the venue was the hardest part, but once they discovered Bash, it was smooth sailing from there.
Do What’s Important To You
You don’t have to DO IT ALL, but pick the things that mean the most to you.
Luckily Eli’s father is a contractor so it made their DIY wedding decorations come together effortlessly. He built many of the larger pieces — the light bulb stand behind the head table, bicycle wheel centerpieces, bases for the wreaths that hung from the ceiling, cake stand, and ceremony arch.” All the pieces brought their industrial themed wedding to life.
Thanks to the handy work from Eli’s father, it allowed Brittany and Eli to splurge on other fun details. While visiting Chicago, they came across a street festival where they saw a 90’s cover band – Run Forrest Run.
“I reached out to them to see if it were even possible for them to travel for our wedding and thankfully they were open to it. Having them as part of our wedding was our favorite part.” The perk of having a live band created an atmosphere for all to enjoy. Brittany and Eli have always had a love of concerts and live music, so it was the perfect way to share their love with the ones they love.
