While planning her big day, Sarah was inspired by a myriad of wedding books and magazines along with a steady diet of My Fair Wedding with David Tutera and Say Yes to the Dress. The bride hoped to achieve a whimsical look to complement the florals, attire, and embellished table settings selected for the wedding. Sarah notes that the time she spent with her bridesmaids during their hair and makeup appointments prior to the wedding as one of her favorite parts of the day. She also looks back fondly on the moment she was walking out for their first look and saw Zack all dressed up, and was so excited to marry him. It was amazing to have all of their friends and family there to celebrate their love.
When asked to offer advice to future brides, Sarah shares, “If you can do one thing at a time, it helps keep you stress-free. We first got the venue, which set the date, and then with each vendor we worked with, we started and finished before working with the next one. Trying to do the flowers, invitations, photographer, cake all at once is a recipe for disaster. Also, try to enjoy the wedding. The whole night flies by in what feels like two minutes, but try to savor the whole night.”
Mazel tov, Sarah and Zack!



























Photographer: Seth Roberts Photography
Ceremony Venue: Congregation Beth Ahabah
Reception Venue: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Hair Stylist: Rituals Salon and Spa
Floral Designer: Vogue Flowers & Gifts
Invitation Designer: By Invitation Only
Cake Designer: Katherine’s Confections
DJ: Choice Entertainment, LLC
Linens and Coverings: DC Rental
Editorial Partner: Two Bright Lights





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