Highlands Wedding — A Wedding Planning Blog

Victoria and I met at a Tuesday’s Together meeting a couple years back when I was just getting comfortable here in Atlanta as a wedding planner. I was excited to learn about her business Paces Lane, which provides custom goods for brides and their wedding parties during the incredibly fun season of engagement from bachelorette to bridal showers and the fun events that fall between. We stayed in touch and have even had the opportunity to collaborate on some fun projects together over the years.

When Victoria reached out in search of a wedding coordinator for her intimate wedding at Old Edwards Inn, I was beyond excited because

a. It’s always fun working with friendors in this industry and even more special and really such an honor when asked to be part of such a personal event

b. Old Edwards Inn , need I say more?

Planning with Victoria was incredibly easy because let’s be honest, she is a party planner extraordinaire hence her success in her own business. Going into planning, her mindset was focused on keeping it intimate and minimal with the primary focus and excitement focused on their union in marriage. You’re probably thinking ‘Hannah, isn’t every wedding that way?’ and while yes, it should be , what I mean is Victoria was less concerned about the details and floof of planning than just making it official. Having hired many friendors for their wedding really made the process even more straight forward and beautiful. The cakes were hand delivered from Atlanta from Pastry Shells , the bouquets and boutonnieres also made and transported from Atlanta from Ginger Rose Flowers and the beautiful Photography you will see below by Heather K. Cook

Here are a few of our favorite shots from the day and be sure to scroll to the bottom for a complete vendor list!