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A Traditional Wedding in Atlanta, GA

  • Photos: Nickel Weddings, Atlanta | Day-of Coordination: Kristina Armstrong, My Bride Idea, Atlanta | Location: The Biltmore Ballrooms
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Jessica & Dele in Atlanta, GA
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see more: atlanta, formal/black tie, traditional, spring
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For a touching tribute to her late father, Jessica pinned a vintage locket, holding his photograph, to her bouquet of roses, orchids, and ranunculus.
For a touching tribute to her late father, Jessica pinned a vintage locket, holding his photograph, to her bouquet of roses, orchids, and ranunculus.
see more: bridal bouquets, neutrals, white
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All four bridesmaids wore elegant ruched A-line dresses in a soft champagne color. They individualized their looks with their own accessories.
All four bridesmaids wore elegant ruched A-line dresses in a soft champagne color. They individualized their looks with their own accessories.
see more: bridesmaid looks, blush, pastels
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The men wore classic black tuxedos with ties that matched the couple’s color scheme. Dele wore a white-on-white vest and tie combo to stand out from his groomsmen.
The men wore classic black tuxedos with ties that matched the couple’s color scheme. Dele wore a white-on-white vest and tie combo to stand out from his groomsmen.
see more: formalwear, traditional
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Jessica made the ceremony programs herself, mirroring the same scroll design used in the reserved seating and scripture cards.
Jessica made the ceremony programs herself, mirroring the same scroll design used in the reserved seating and scripture cards.
see more: programs, gold, metallics, diy
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The couple used The Biltmore’s grand space for both their ceremony and reception. Neither Jessica nor Dele is Jewish, but they love the significance of the huppah, and how it represents the couples’ new home together.
The couple used The Biltmore’s grand space for both their ceremony and reception. Neither Jessica nor Dele is Jewish, but they love the significance of the huppah, and how it represents the couples’ new home together.
see more: ceremony, formal/black tie
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Tall trumpet vases filled with blooming branches and cuffs of ivory and blush blooms added to the drama of the space, while not distracting guests from dinner conversation.
Tall trumpet vases filled with blooming branches and cuffs of ivory and blush blooms added to the drama of the space, while not distracting guests from dinner conversation.
see more: reception, formal/black tie
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Smaller, low-lying centerpieces featured a variety of white roses, tulips, and seeded eucalyptus. For an even more romantic vibe, votive candles flickered around the centerpieces.
Smaller, low-lying centerpieces featured a variety of white roses, tulips, and seeded eucalyptus. For an even more romantic vibe, votive candles flickered around the centerpieces.
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An opulent combination of fresh and sugar flowers encircled the bottom tier of the couple’s beautiful cake. The confection was etched with an elegant pattern on two of the tiers.
An opulent combination of fresh and sugar flowers encircled the bottom tier of the couple’s beautiful cake. The confection was etched with an elegant pattern on two of the tiers.
see more: cake, gold, metallics, formal/black tie
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The bride and groom treated guests to a lavish dessert bar filled with their favorite childhood treats.
The bride and groom treated guests to a lavish dessert bar filled with their favorite childhood treats.
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Jessica & Dele in Atlanta, GA

Jessica wanted to find a good church before uprooting her life in California and moving to Atlanta. Not only did she find a divine connection with a church, she found one with another member of the congregation. Jessica first noticed Dele during church services, and soon the two were in the same bible study group. The Bride Jessica Ralph, a wedding planner The Groom Bamidele (Dele) Olowoyo, a software developer The Date March 29 They slowly began to see each other outside of church, and it eventually became clear that they were meant to be. Dele proposed to Jessica in his candlelit home, with a slide show of their favorite songs and photos of them as a couple and walls covered in poster paper revealing all the reasons why he loved her.
- Carry Chambers
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