Concept by: OC Chic Event Planning, Flowers and Hairpieces by: Krista Jon of Downtown Flowers,
Photos by: Russell Fowler & Tara Sieling.
photos below by: Tara Sieling
Photos below by: Russell Fowler
Photos below by: Tara Sieling
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One of my most cherished venues is the Casa Romantica in San Clemente…. tonight Christina Carbonara of Carbonara’s Catering is hosting a Cocktail and Catering Preview for all the 2010 brides getting married there. If you are still looking for a venue you have to come check it out! Casa Romantica is so charming with magnificent ocean views and personality. I’m tonights floral designer and am looking so forward to meeting all the new brides. So stop by say hello….see why everyone loves San Clemente and enjoy some great food and cocktails with us. I’d love to see you!! It starts at 6pm.
Krista
Published in Style Me Pretty at the Casa Romantica
Click here to see some previous Casa Romantica weddings where I designed the florals:
http://kristajon.wordpress.com/2009/06/06/melanie-phils-wedding-june-6th-2006/
http://kristajon.wordpress.com/2008/10/04/nicole-marks-casa-romantica-wedding-october-4th-2008/
http://johnpartridge.squarespace.com/journal/?currentPage=5
http://kristajon.wordpress.com/2009/05/16/lia-and-tonys-casa-romantica-wedding-in-san-clemente/
Click Below to see our new “Downtown Flowers” Shop Video
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Thanks for watching from: Downtown Flowers
Note: Krista Jon Couture Designs (premiers 2010)
Produced by: Russell Fowler Studios
A very modern, organic 50th birthday party held at a private estate Emerald Bay . We used vintage glass spheres with organic elements. Every detail of the event was designed by the very sweet and talented Desiree with Moments by Dezign.
Planner: Desiree of “Moments By Design”
Photographer: Garth Milan of “The Medium Creative Group”
Rentals: Classic Party Rentals
Flowers by: Krista Jon
Photos by: Greg Wyatt
Venue: Irons In The Fire
Cake: Cakes to Celebrate
Music: Off White
Bel Air Bay Club wedding, what can I say? I love the Bel Air Bay Club. Absolutely gorgeous venue and the couple was so fantastic! I just adore the bride Christie. Brian the Groom was soooo “in love” with his bride. I just love that! What a fun and beautiful wedding. Their Wedding Ceremony was at St. Monica’s in Santa Monica, a short ride from the Bel Air Bay Club. Christie wanted her flowers to be tropical and beautiful since she is a very natural beauty herself. Take a look at their amazing photographer, and my new friend Raya. Click below to see a slideshow of their wedding pics on Raya’s site.
Floral Design by: Krista Jon
Venue: Bel Air Bay Club
Cup Cake Tower: Vanilla Bake Shop
Glass Rentals: Downtown Flowers
Photos: Raya Carlisle
click to play slideshow:
http://rayaphotography.com/clientshows/christiebrian_wedding/
As Published in Style Me Pretty Blog
Lia & Tony were married in San Clemente at the beautiful historic ocean view Casa Romantica. She wanted the colors of her flowers to match the Casa. They actually brought me pictures of the tile work for inspiration for their palette. Every meeting I had with them was a family affair. Lia’s Dad, Mom and Sister (and the groom Tony) were there every step of the way. I felt so much love and closeness in their family…..and then, not to down play any other bride or wedding….but Lia absolutely took my breath away when I saw her walk into the casa on her wedding day. She was so beautiful. And of course her mom and sister were right by her side giving her their full love and support. I have chills just writing this and remembering. I have never had a bride effect me like that, and I see a lot of brides, right??
The fact that their wedding was published in the amazing “Style me pretty“ blog was also such a huge deal for me. Made me proud! I have drawn so much inspiration from that blog, and to read such great comments about me and my work was an experience that I will cherish for a long time.
Floral Design by: Krista Jon
Venue: Casa Romantica
Catering/Planning by: Christina Carbonara
Photos courtesy: John Partridge Photography
