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Editor’s note Last year we decided to move our annual Pensacola Magazine Weddings edition to April. As the pandemic continued through late 2020 and early 2021, we wondered how many people were still getting married. Would we have enough content? How were the wedding vendors holding up? As we started to explore those topics, we found that the world of weddings in Pensacola is still going strong, but the weddings themselves have been changed considerably. Sure, they are smaller and socially distanced, as one would expect in such times. The interesting thing I found, though, is that they are also so much more personal, unique, intimate and thoughtful. Perhaps some of this is from necessity, but I like to think that the last year, with all of it’s pain and loneliness, has taught us a little bit about what is truly important—our relationships with people—friends, family and community. The trends that we are seeing in the last year are all about the couple—out with the old staid ideas of what a wedding should be and in with the idea of what a wedding can be. Want to wear a vintage red dress down the aisle? Go for it. Want to incorporate your shared love of kangaroos into your centerpieces? Awesome! Walk the aisle together? Why not? Your wedding, much like your life, is yours to do
with as you please. Make it personal, make it meaningful and make it memorable. Above all— make it fun! Fun. Joyful. Personal. These are the qualities we also loved about our winning cover photo. Paige and Geoff are clearly having a great time at their wedding and their cover photo captures that perfectly. It also captures the essence of a downtown wedding with a European vibe in the alleyway strung with café lights, the tall Italian cypress in the background and the revived old buildings along Palafox. Little did we know, their wedding also incorporated some very personal elements as well. Read all about it on page 12. Throughout this issue, you’ll also find great advice on current trends, a touching engagement story, advice on navigating money before and after marriage, and some great mocktail recipes for your non-drinking friends and family. You’ll also find a Pensacola inspired photo shoot with a local elopement theme that is sure to give you some great ideas for planning your own uniquely you, uniquely Pensacola wedding. As always, I hope you enjoy the issue. Cheers,
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21 2021 WEDDINGS COVER CONTEST
25 NAVIGATING ‘THE TALK’
18 JUSTIN & MASON: A COVID ENGAGEMENT STORY
26 BREAKING FROM TRADITION
21 BACK TO THE BASICS WITH STYLISH SIMPLICITY
29 SAY ‘I DO’ TO MOCKTAILS
12 COVER CONTEST WINNER 13 COVER CONTEST RUNNERS UP 14 COVER CONTEST ENTRIES
One couple creates a magical and memorable engagement, despite pandemic interference.
Stylish simplicity and personalization lead the way in 2021 wedding trends.
Financial advisors from the RadcliffSchatzman Group at Morgan Stanley give financial tips to new couples.
Something old, something new. See how couples are breaking the mold in their attire, ceremonies, and receptions.
Tasty and stylish mocktails add a unique twist to reception refreshments.
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33 THE VENUE
The perfect location is an absolute must. Pensacola has something for everybody with these stunning local venues.
38 JUST THE TWO OF US
Local wedding vendors offer up inspiration for a stunningly beautiful and intimate local elopement.
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Weddings 2021 COVER CONTEST WINNER Paige + Geoff Joseph by PS Cobia Photography We always sort of knew of each other, but we officially met downtown one night at Intermission. Geoff acted like he knew me and asked how I had been. I played along and said, “It’s been a while.” We got engaged during quarantine on April 9, 2020. I had just had a long shift at the hospital so I was lying on the couch and we were talking about how much we loved our new house we had just purchased together. He got up to go get me something and came back to sneak up on me and kneel down next to the couch. We got married at Odd Colony Brewing Company. My brother, Brett Schweigert, is one of the owners there. We went with the theme of the brewery, industrial vibes, but added some bohemian flare. My favorite aspect of the wedding was having my brother, Nate, as the officiant. I think everyone can agree that he absolutely made our wedding day. His emotion, honesty and love for us, and for our love, permeated throughout the alleyway where the ceremony took place. I still tear up just thinking about it. We had always talked about how our wedding was going to have to be huge because of both of our large families and friend groups, so I would have to say COVID definitely affected our wedding. We had to decide if we wanted to wait for the big wedding we had always talked about or if we wanted to move forward during the uncertain times with a much smaller wedding. We decided that we both loved a more intimate setting and that the people that love us would understand the tough decisions we had to make. The total number of guests ended up being around sixty-five people.
VENDOR LIST Hair: Kim Nelson Hair Makeup: Sydney Kressin Photographer: Pevee Cobia Videographer: Ryan Spencer Flowers: Southern Blessed
A lot of our vendors we used were our friends that of course were all amazing to work with. Our honeymoon was incredible! We flew out to Salt Lake City, Utah and rented a Sprinter van through a website called RV share—it’s basically like an Airbnb for campers/vans. We took the van all over Utah, hitting each of the Mighty Five National Parks. We roughed it and made the best of each day. It was truly the best trip of our lives. Now we talk about living out of a van one day!
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Wedding gown: The Bridal Loft Catering: Cactus Flower Cake: Nouveau Catering DJ: Jesse Ruiz Venue: Odd Colony Brewing Co
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RUNNERS UP Deon + Darrian Glover by Phocus Photography (From Deon) Darrian and I both met at high school in Spanish class. She was a sophomore and I was a junior. We were classroom friends, but we never spoke after class. She had a slight crush on me (she was mesmerized by my jokes). After we both graduated, we remained connected through social media. Seven years after we graduated high school, I made the smoothest move and DM’d Darrian on Instagram. I told her, “The fact that you love God is truly amazing to me. Keep glowing.” I was hoping and praying that she responded to that message, and when she did, I knew that I had to take my shot. Again, she was mesmerized by my jokes and charm, and I was amazed by her beauty and overall spirit. I was living in Orlando at the time and she was in Pensacola. The idea of a long distance relationship was on my mind, but after just talking for about a week everyday on FaceTime, I knew that she was the one. (From Darrian) Deon proposed at the beginning of 2020. He proposed at the same place we had our first “real date,” which was at the beach in Orange Beach,
Alabama. He actually surprised me by having my parents and sister and his parents there at the proposal. It was great because it was the first time I met his dad who flew all the way from Chicago the day before. It was such a great moment to have our families together on this special day. Having everyone that we love dearly at the proposal made it even more special. My all-time favorite moment from the wedding was when my dad walked me down the aisle. He also officiated our wedding as well. Being a part of the ceremony, my dad passed down a mantle that had descriptions of a godly husband on it, and my dad and mom wrapped it around Deon. My husband had absolutely no idea this was going to happen. It was so special! On January 9, 2021, we got married at the beautiful Sowell Farms. The theme was Rustic Elegance. I rode into the ceremony in a white Cinderella carriage pulled by a beautiful white stallion, and my husband was able to ride in a red 1957 Chevy Bel Air. The normal way of planning a wedding became completely non-traditional. From wearing masks and having limited tryons at our bridal fittings to having Zoom call consultations with vendors, the challenges of COVID were crazy. On our wedding day, we encouraged everyone to
Sidney + Jarrett Reudy
Our advice to future newlyweds would be to take a moment and enjoy the process of planning your wedding. Trust that everything will work itself out! Wedding vendors included Florals by Poppy Lee Florals, Film by Heart Crossed Films, Makeup by Bombshell Beats.
My advice for newly engaged couples is to take your time and don’t rush when planning. And no matter what you and your fiancé plan to do... it is your story and there is no right or wrong way to get married. It is the time to do absolutely anything you want to. You will never regret it! Don’t listen to opinions. This is your day.
by Kista Haas Photography Jarrett and I met in high school. I was a junior and he was a senior. We met in a trig class! We both went to UWF and he proposed the day we walked in our graduation ceremony! He is an engineer and I am an OB nurse and photographer. We dated for eight years before he proposed! We got married at Live Oak Plantation and fell in love with the location the first walk through we did. The theme of our wedding was Boho whimsical, but super fun and casual with food trucks. Our favorite aspect of our wedding was the support of friends, family and vendors to make the best out of the cards we were dealt during COVID. Our wedding date was April 4, 2020—days after the complete shut down. We ended up keeping our date and we eloped with our officiant / pastor. It was just us and the pastor due to the amount of people that could gather. This made the moment so intimate and we could not have chosen a better alternative. We decided to reschedule our wedding and we had a wedding and reception with our close friends and family
wear masks and performed temperature checks at the beginning of the ceremony.
OUR VENDORS Photos: Kista Haas Photography Video: Story Live Production Venue: Live Oak Plantation Bar: Tap the Coast Hair: Southern Sisters Make Up: Gulfcoast Glamhouse Dress: BHLDN in August. We love how nontraditional it was and how it was so unique to us. Our honeymoon was supposed to be in Hawaii, but that was closed so we ended up going to Yosemite National Park and Napa Valley. We left the morning after the wedding, and we absolutely loved it.
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Suits: Gents Florals: Fiore Decor: Petal and Twigg Rentals: Seashell Michelle Catering: Oakes BBQ Cake: Entre Amis Bridesmaid Dresses: lulus & BHLDN
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Weddings 2021 COVER CONTEST ENTRIES
Aaliyah + Ryan Taite by KeAndre Beasley
Aidan + Clayton Witt by Madison Green
Ali + Justin Lewis by Indie Pearl Photography
Brittini + Deejay Sweat by Brayleigh Faye Photography
Candice Marie Lavelle + Ira Madison Harper by Kayla Nicole Photography
Chloe + DJ Pruitt by Ash Simmons Photography
Courtney + Jeff Leonard by Faraday Photography
Deon + Darrian Glover by Phocus Photography
Jared + Ryleigh Gaszak by Taylor Howton
Jenny Noonan + Justin Loftin by Ceasers Palace, Las Vegas
Jessica + Jonathan Dean by Indie Pearl Photography
John + Destiny Werdann by Kris Rollason
Kaitlin + Bobby Echols by Aislinn Kate Photography
Langley Head + Jake Jackson by Aislinn Kate Photography
Lindsey Bockwith Vines by Zac Green Photography
Madisun + Jacob Meneses by Brayleigh Faye Photography
Megan + Jason Mosley by Aislinn Kate Photography
Melissa + Ace Wilson by Ash Simmons Photography
Savannah Wilbanks by Ciera Kayleen Creative
Shalini Persaud + Jared Kirsch by PS Cobia Photography
Sidney + Jarrett Ruedy by Kista Haas Photography
Sierra + Phil Ebert by Indie Pearl Photography
Sydnee + Chase Borganelli by Ash Simmons Photography
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Amanda + Brandon Bragg by Blake Howerton
Amanda + Kevin Russo by Ash Simmons Photography
Ashley Wakeman + Brian Bacher by Amber Yonker Photography
Ashton + Ron Lasher by Tiffany White
Brittany + Jason Farrell by Ash Simmons Photography
Emma + Dylan Kirkland by Indie Pearl Photography
Giang Nguyen-Perkins + Jacob Perkins by The Greens Photography
Grace + Easton Ellenberg by Taylor Kaderly Photography
Heather Flowers + Bambi Sellars by Ames Imagery
Jaia Lee + Marion McLaughlin by Aislinn Kate Photography
Karoline + Zach xxxxx by Aislinn Kate Photography
Kate + Michael Vasquez by Ash Simmons
Katherine Coe + Michael Witt by PS Cobia Photography
Kendal + Michael Sanderson by Caitlyn Nicole Photography
Kimberly McClearn-Snowden by Diaography
Natalia + Alvin Koposko by Ash Simmons Photography
Omar + Looyen Jones by Dempag Photography
Paige Cottle + Alex Quadrini by PS Cobia Photography
Paige + Geoff Joseph by PS Cobia Photography
Phoibe + Jon Cline by Indie Pearl Photography
Taylor + Derrick Griffin by Aislinn Kate Photography
Toni + Leo by Aislinn Kate Photography
Vacari + Derrick Dickerson by Paris Jordan-IJP Media
Vanessa + Nick Hibbard by Ash Simmons Photography
Renee + Corey Stewert by Amber Yonker Photography
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Justin + Mason A C OV I D E N G AG E M E N T S TO R Y
Justin had originally planned to propose to Mason on a family trip to the Grand Cayman Islands, but COVID restrictions caused the couple to reschedule four times and eventually cancel all together. Shortly after, Justin found out they would be moving from Texas to Alabama for work. He instantly made the decision to pop the question in Pensacola. Justin planned a small family gathering for both of their families as a cover for their detour. For Justin, it would be an engagement party—as far as Mason knew, it would be a family get together after months of separation. As they drove to Pensacola from Texas, Mason told Justin they were going to make a quick pit stop at a family friend’s house. Once there, Justin brought Mason to the candle lit backyard. He gave Mason a letter he had written and then he got down on one knee and popped the question. Joyfully, Mason said, “Yes!” Local musician John Ripley played piano (in his own beautifully landscaped back yard) and the proposal was perfectly planned by Megan with Megan K. Events—down to the Tiffany blue champagne to match the little blue Tiffany ring box waiting for Mason. Ash Simmons Photography was booked to capture the secret proposal, after which the whole group travelled to Pensacola Beach for portraits of the newly engaged couple. Justin planned multiple other surprises throughout the night including custom tumblers, a romantic dinner and a fully decorated hotel room at the Hilton Pensacola Beach.
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BACK TO BASICS WITH STYLISH SIMPLICITY by Heidi Travis
If there is one thing that 2020 taught us it’s that when the going gets tough, people get creative.
Though it was a tumultuous year filled with challenges and change, life and love have flourished. We’ve found ways to make it work and it goes to show that when all else is stripped away, the only things that truly matter are the people we love. Nothing comes close. It’s simple, really. When the world gets hectic, we go back to basics. And that trend is reflected in our weddings today. Gone are the days of elaborate, ostentatious pageantry. None of that stifling staid air. Today’s wedding is a breath of fresh air—an intimate, stylish affair of simple elegance. It’s the perfect blend of old and new—without all the clutter. But don’t take our word for it. Here’s what the experts have to say.
THE DRESS While the classic A-line and ballgown never go out of style, simplistic Boho inspired gowns have been in popular demand recently, say Brenda Carraway, owner of Pensacola Bridal Loft and her Bridal Consultant Brandi Meriwether. Gowns with open or low back detailing or slits on the side to “show a little leg” are also very popular. “Most of our brides are still wanting their dream wedding dress for their big day, even if they are having a backyard soiree. They still want to look and feel like a true bride, and they definitely deserve to feel that,” Carraway said. “They have opted for less dress, meaning shorter trains and gowns with less material. All of the trains on any bridal gown can be bustled for easier wear of the gown for the reception,” she said. As for the fabrics, Carraway and Meriwether note that lace will always be the most requested but that designers are now blending lace appliques with crepe and satin fabrics to give some embellishments. And when it comes to bridesmaids, all bets are off. “So many brides are wanting their bridesmaids to both look and feel beautiful, so they are choosing to let their bridal party pick their own gowns. Most brides will choose one color and let their girls pick different styles. But lately, we have even seen blending in a few different shades of colors to coordinate as well,” Carraway said.
THE RING/JEWELRY When it comes to weddings, no other thing so small carries such big importance! For this we turned to Laura Cole, Vice President of Beré Jewelers. “Simplicity is in. We are seeing a surge in minimal designs like solitaires and clean diamond accented bands. The consensus is clear, the trend now is to let that beautiful diamond take center stage and shine.” Matching wedding bands are a sure bet, but Cole says she is seeing a trend in stackables and alternating colored stones as well. She also notes that the diamond ring is the “staple of tradition,” but that the cut of the diamond may vary. “Geometric stones, rough cut diamonds, and salt and pepper diamonds are becoming alternative engagement ring styles,” Cole said. Also, yellow gold is emerging as a popular trend in bridal. Platinum and white gold have been a solid bet for years and continue to hold their place but, according to Cole, yellow gold is starting to surge ahead in popularity. But let’s not forget our grooms now. “Engagement watches” are the thing! “She gets a ring, he gets a watch,” Cole said.
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“A timeless look will always be white and green. The vine Smilax, which has been around for a long time but has come back into trend the last several years and grows in our region is a great way to create large scale design options. The mature vine is hearty and creates a beautiful drape on pole, in ceilings and chandeliers or on mantles and tablescapes,” said Shannon Pallin, Owner of Fiore of Pensacola. Pallin notes that brides are mixing traditional and modern looks these days, for example, white roses with loose greenery placed in a sleek container can take traditional flowers in a new direction. Also, neutrals have been a big trend and a common request in recent years. “Design elements include soft blush tones such as Quicksand roses, natural pampas grasses and bleached preserved ferns, grasses and pods. This look will have some staying power as it has endless possibilities with dried and preserved flowers becoming more readily available,” Pallin said.
THE DÉCOR
Be it due to the current circumstances with COVID-19 or be it a matter of practicality, microweddings are immensely popular now. “Now, Florida venues are back open at 100 percent. Even so, guests are still being cautious and only attending when necessary. For the most part, guests’ counts are between 40-80 people versus 100–175,” Angeles said. Still, it isn’t for everyone and some brides and grooms with larger families worry about leaving people out. Worry not! There is still a way! “A creative way around this was to offer “time slots” if you will. Wedding parties would have “x” number of guests show up for cocktail hour. After cocktail hour was over, they would leave and allow the next group of guests to come for appetizers, and so on,” Angeles said. While she admits it is not an ideal set up, Angeles notes that it does allow couples to keep their guests safe while enabling everyone to attend.
THE VENUE
“Out with the burlap, Boho is the new theme, and I am all for it,” said Lexi Angeles, Special Events Coordinator at the Great Southern Restaurant Group. Angeles says that vintage is in and being incorporated into more weddings. “The first thing I talk to a bride about is her theme. It represents the couple’s personality and the overall tone of the wedding. Vintage items can be easily found at thrift stores for a much lower cost than if you were to purchase new,” Angeles said. But décor can be pricey and it puts undue pressure on the bride to create her dream wedding without breaking the bank. Well, there are creative solutions to this problem. “I have recently started following and talking to a new company called The Wedding Swap. This company created an app that allows brides to buy, sell or trade wedding décor,” Angeles said, “We all know how lost you can get looking through Facebook marketplace searching for specific items—the rabbit hole is real. This app is solely dedicated to wedding décor, which makes it not only easy to search, but so convenient for brides who are on a budget, as well” she said.
Venues that accommodate both indoor and outdoor weddings are currently in demand, but Angeles notes that the biggest impediment to outdoor wedding venues is the unpredictability of mother nature, especially in Florida. Pallin also offers some suggestions. “Local venues that we love right now are 511 and Oyster Bay. The Studer family has really stepped up and made these two venues beautiful, fresh and current in design, form and function,” she said. “As a vendor, we appreciate that they are taking the time to plan and map out the space that works for vendors including tent sizes, covered areas and access to bridal suites and amenities that are not available in many other venues,” Pallin said.
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With smaller guest counts, more brides are going for a full course plated meal but that’s not to say there aren’t fun alternatives. “One of the most memorable events we have catered had a theme of ‘World Travel’, something we have not had much of for the past year. We watched each guest travel the world, station to station, and eat sushi in Japan, sip margaritas and eat flautas in Mexico, dance the night away and dine on freshly made croquettes in Cuba and fall in love under the Eiffel Tower with sweet chocolate croissants,” Angeles said. So, a themed buffet-style presentation is not out of fashion either. Additionally, some weddings have chosen to showcase themed cocktails. photo by Anneliese Elder “Signature drinks are becoming more popular. In a recent wedding, the bride reached out to a digital artist to create their bar sign for their signature drinks. I have recently become a dog mom and died when I saw they had named one of their drinks after their own doggo, The Winston,” Angeles said.
THE CAKE Multi-tiers are still the trend, though they have gotten smaller, according to Justine GudmunsonMcCain, Chef and owner of Bluejay’s Bakery. “They have gotten smaller as weddings have become more intimate or they are supplemented by additional goodies. It is becoming less common for 5/6 tier wedding cakes to be the norm,” GudmunsonMcCain said. Gudmunson-McCain says they work mostly with buttercream, to ensure all of their cakes taste as good as they look. Fondant and gum-paste are used much more sparingly on an as-needed basis. “For the cake itself, vanilla bean and a fruit photo by Anneliese Elder preserve tend to still be the most popular but we have been getting more and more creative combinations such as lavender cake and lemon curd, coconut cake with pineapple mousse, and strawberry cake with blackberry coconut whipped cream,” she said. But cakes aren’t all! There are always alternatives just a little off the beaten path of tradition. “Typically for an alternative to a traditional cake, we recommend cupcakes as a way to make serving guests easier. We always love a good breakfast spread. We’ve done everything from waffles as the cake and a full toast bar to serve guests,” Gudmunson-McCain said. Even further off the beaten path? Groom cakes! Playfully styled as Yeti coolers, Big Green Eggs, and even armadillos, these fun and tasty treats liven any wedding party. Additionally, Gudmunson-McCain says that they work to accommodate any dietary restriction and can make delicious vegan, gluten free, tree nut free, soy free and any combination of all of the above.
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“When meeting with vendors, my best advice is do your research! Some couples break it down by price, and we all know the saying, ‘you get what you pay for,” Angeles said. The main thing is to ask your vendors many questions, she says. “Look at their reviews, Google does not lie. WeddingWire and The Knot are also great tools to use while researching any vendor. Read the contract thoroughly,” she said. If you do choose to go with a DJ, there are some ways to make the experience a good one all around. Angeles offers this bit of advice. “One specific thing, your DJ helps set the tone of your wedding. They are in control of the music played and the announcements made. Treat your DJ well, give them guidelines for specifics you would like and not like, give them a timeline to go by. For those brides that do not have a coordinator, your DJ is the next best thing,” she said. Ultimately, your wedding is a celebration of a fresh new start and of love—love for your husband, wife, family, friends, food, music all while wearing beautiful clothes in lovely surroundings. Whatever you choose, know that there are always plenty of options to suit your taste and budget no matter what the current trends may be—and when in doubt, ask an expert. But either way, just stop a moment and remember this—when it comes to your wedding, there’s no wrong answer because, fortunately, love never goes out of style.
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THE TALK FINANCIAL ADVICE FOR NEW COUPLES BY DAKOTA PARKS
Talking about money can be viewed as a taboo topic for a lot of people, but starting the conversation early with clear communication and goals to plan ahead can save a lot of grief down the line. The median age for marriage in the United States is 27.4 for women and 29.5 for men. That means many couples may already have established careers, own their own homes and have their own savings and bank accounts, which makes having a financial conversation before marriage more important than ever. Data shows that money is one of the most common causes of relationship stress and even divorce rates. According to research by the financial firm TD Ameritrade, 41 percent of divorced Gen Xers and 29 percent of Baby Boomers claim they ended their marriage due to disagreements about money. Pensacola Magazine caught up with financial advisors Jacey J. Cosentino and Chesley Allegri from the Radcliff-Schatzman Group at Morgan Stanley to discuss ways for couples to navigate the financial talk before marriage and for new partners approaching the topic of consolidating finances. Both Cosentino and Allegri agree that the best place to start is to get comfortable talking about money and future aspirations: “One of the best things you can do to help ensure the success of your relationship is to get comfortable talking about money,” they explained. “Take the time to respectfully listen to each other’s vision for the future—where you want to live, what type of career you want to pursue, if you want children and how you want to retire. Routinely talk about lifestyle expectations and your financial well-being as a couple or family so that it becomes part of your routine, rather than a hot topic.” Here are some financial planning tips and conversation starting points from Cosentino and Allegri to help new couples maintain a healthy money relationship from the very beginning. ―24―
WHERE TO START If the subject of money is not incorporated early on in a relationship, it can become a point of contention, which makes it nearly impossible to talk about. First, schedule a quarterly money date. Get to know your partner’s money personality: some people are savers, some are spenders and some avoid the topic all together. Next, establish common money goals. Once you know what these goals are, establish how much you are each going to contribute toward your goal every month and stick to it. An equal amount or equal percentage of income is often the easiest way to do this. Lastly, agree on an individual spending limit. This is especially relevant if your finances are merged. To avoid the negative connotation of having to “ask for permission” to spend money from a joint account, agree that any purchases above a set limit must be discussed and agreed upon together.
PROS AND CONS OF MERGING BANK ACCOUNTS Before a couple decides to merge bank accounts, a budget might need to be implemented and agreed upon. It helps to be on the same page as to what should be spent on rent/ mortgage, cars, insurance, eating out, shopping, charity, vacations and so much more. Simply Googling “how to
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write a budget” will lead you to some great templates to use. Scheduling budget “dates” will also help ensure you have regular discussions and reviews on spending and budgeting. Pros to joint accounts: they can simplify your budget, help make paying shared expenses easier and your partner has immediate access to funds in the event of an emergency. Cons to joint accounts: they can potentially cause tension if partners have significantly different spending habits or income levels, they can reduce privacy and you can be tied to each other’s credit history and debt. Pros for separate accounts: they can give couples a sense of financial independence and autonomy and may encourage more budget discipline with access to a smaller pool of funds. Cons for keeping accounts separate: the responsibility of paying joint expenses and bills can fall on one spouse and tracking spending goals can be more complicated.
INHERITING YOUR SPOUSE’S DEBT Generally speaking, whichever name is attached to the account is the person responsible for repaying it. If it is debt applied for jointly during the marriage, it would usually be the responsibility of both parties. Sometimes when purchasing a home, vacation property, car or boat, it may benefit you to apply jointly or have the person with the higher credit score and sometimes lower debt-to income-ratio apply for the loan to keep interest rates as low as possible.
TO SIGN OR NOT TO SIGN A PRENUP
10 QUESTIONS TO USE AS A STARTING POINT BEFORE TYING THE KNOT OR MAPPING OUT A FINANCIAL PLAN WITH YOUR PARTNER. 1. What are your life goals and dreams? 2. What are some of your earliest money memories (the good and the bad), and how did your family talk about money? 3. What are some of your biggest financial concerns about the next 5-10 years? What about the next 20-25 years? 4. Do you have any outstanding debt or obligations I should know about, and if so, do you have a plan in place to address them? 5. If you were to receive a $1,000 tax refund tomorrow, how would you spend it and why? 6. What are your professional goals? How do you envision balancing career and family? 7. What does your dream retirement look like? Do you even want to retire? 8. If you plan on having children, how do you envision sharing parenting responsibilities and what values do you want to pass on when it comes to money? 9. How do you envision dividing household expenses and who is going to be responsible for paying bills, tracking expenses and managing the budget? 10. If one of you were offered a career opportunity in another city or country, how would we handle?
A prenup, or “prenuptial agreement” is a legal agreement between two parties that outlines exactly which assets belong to whom and what
happens to these assets and any assets that the couple might accumulate together in the event the marriage ends. Prenups get a bad rap. There’s a stigma that prenups are only for the ultra-wealthy and suggest a lack of commitment or confidence in the longevity of a relationship. There are a lot of reasons to believe that a prenup can increase your chance of achieving a happily ever after. It forces you and your partner to discuss finances and address how you will handle certain stressful scenarios together in the future. Divorce is messy and emotional enough—by having the tough conversations up front, you reduce the likelihood that you find yourself in a painful, drawn-out legal battle if things go south. Having a prenup is a very personal choice and you should consult with a legal professional.
CONSULTING A FINANCIAL ADVISOR “Financial planning is one of the most important things any couple should consider having in place,” Cosentino and Allegri said. “One piece of our new client on-boarding is putting together a financial plan for each and every client. Taking 30 minutes to plan for the next 30 years is always a good thing. If the client has debt, making a plan to pay off that debt is an integral part of the financial planning process. Savings goals will be very different for everyone. There is a delicate balance between enjoying today and saving for tomorrow. Many couples have very different opinions and feelings on saving. It is more than just the numbers. Some choose to save aggressively and want to retire by a certain age and others spend more knowing they may need to work longer. It is our job as financial advisors to get to know our clients and have real conversations about their lives and what brings them joy and purpose.”
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*Much of this information was sourced from the Morgan Stanley Playbook: “Tying the Knot: To Half and to Whole.”
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BREAKING FROM TRADITION by Fiama Mastrangelo
Old wedding rules and superstitions might not carry the same weight they used to—couples are breaking from tradition for
aren’t wearing dresses at all—pantsuits, two-piece garments and rompers are all making their way down the aisle too. Knee-length and midi dresses are also trending amongst non-traditional brides. The rule against wearing white to a wedding? It’s subject to change. Some brides have had their mothers wear white alongside them, as their mothers may have never gotten the opportunity to wear white at their own ceremonies.
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their big days to create unique memories and celebrate their special love stories. Off-white dresses, elopements and family officiants are just some of the ways that couples have chosen to break the mold. To paraphrase Billy Idol, “it’s a nice day for an off-white wedding.”
While officiants have historically been figures who are close to the family, some couples are electing to have their actual family members officiate their wedding ceremonies. Having loved ones perform in the wedding ceremony is a special way to include them as they celebrate the newlyweds’ union. Getting ordained in Florida is as simple as completing an online course, contacting the county clerk and getting your license to verify your credentials.
The Color Palette
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Trend experts from The Knot have noted that there is a greater emphasis on aesthetics as opposed to traditional color palettes that once dictated the overall look of the ceremony and reception. Not quite synonymous with themes, these aesthetics capture the artistic intentions behind wedding planning and design. Aesthetics can range from ethereal to retro and can be as broad or specific as desired (think celestial imagery or glam rock vibes). The color palette hasn’t been completely done away with either—the palette serves to enhance the chosen aesthetic and may include a wider range of colors for the design. Natural hues seem to be taking the [wedding] cake this year, as neutrals and soft varieties of blue, orange and lilac are trending for 2021.
The Venue COVID-19 precautions and smaller budgets may have influenced the rise
of backyard weddings and intimate elopements. Couples who had waited years for their big day threw formality to the wind this past year to tie the knot on their own terms. Living on the Gulf Coast makes for easily accessible elopement spots, as you can say “I do” as the sun sets on Pensacola Beach. A breezy dress, marriage certificate, and an officiant are the only requirements to this laid-back and intimate ceremony.
The Dress The dazzling white gown is not one-size-fits-all. Some brides are choosing to say their vows in colorful or patterned wedding dresses. Blush and ivory-colored dresses are the most popular amongst these nonwhite dresses, but some brides have chosen crimson or black dresses as well. Other brides ―26―
While it has been a long-standing tradition for the bride’s father to walk her down the aisle, mothers, siblings, in-laws and both parents are now being seen sending off the bride-to-be. The only requirement for a send-off is having someone who holds a position of love, guidance and honor in your life to accompany you through one of your biggest celebrations. Blended families might have both the father and the step-father accompany the bride. Another option is to have the bride walk herself down the aisle, even if only for part of the way. Meghan ▲ Here, the Markle walked the majority of bride’s father St. George’s Chapel by herself, serves as the officiant for indicating independence and the wedding strength, before her escort ceremony. met her halfway to continue photo by her walk to the altar. Taylor Kaderly
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We d d i n g s + E v e n t s + L o v e ▲ This couple used paper airplanes as a send-off instead of traditional rice-throwing. photo by Taylor Kaderly
The Send-off The tradition of wedding send-offs originates from the Roman empire, in which grains symbolized fertility for the newlyweds. While the urban legend that rice can be bad for birds has been proven to be untrue, some venues still prohibit the throwing of rice due to safety hazards and pest control. As such, many couples have come up with special alternatives that capture their personalities and aesthetic more accurately. Biodegradable glitter and confetti are popular options, as well as blowing bubbles and tossing flower petals. Other send-off options include waving sparklers and ringing wedding bells. One local couple had a paper plane send-off at their wedding for an unforgettable experience. While traditions may hold a special place in our hearts, they may not be the best fit for every love story. Diverse families and couples may want to create new traditions that include their unique circumstances and celebrate what makes them unique. Moves for sustainable weddings and smaller budgets have also accounted for a change in the way we celebrate weddings. Whatever your stance on traditions is, your big day is meant to be a chance to celebrate your love with the people you love, and the sky is the limit when it comes to crafting your personalized experience.
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Say ‘I Do’ to Mocktails Recipes by Annie Rose • Photos by Guy Stevens
While having a little too much champagne and busting out your wedding-only dance moves may be a rite of passage for some wedding guests, it’s safe to assume that many of your attendees are more interested in wishing you well and sharing in your big day than binging on the open bar. Mocktails are a perfect way to offer non-drinkers a delightfully refreshing and aesthetically pleasing way to sip the night away in style.
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NICE PEAR
Pear, Lemon and Rosemary Whether drunk as a punch or topped with bubbles, this tart but sweet drink will be the perfect for any fall/winter wedding. Makes 1 serving but can be batched Ingredients 2 oz pear juice 1 oz lemon juice .75 oz rosemary-infused simple syrup Directions: Combine all ingredients and stir well. Shake with ice and strain into glass. Garnish: sprig of rosemary and slice of pear In punch glass—thin slice of pear floats like a lid with rosemary threaded through center. In modern flute - pear wedge with small rosemary sprig sits on top of glass.
LEMON GIMLET
Lemon, Rosemary and Ritual Gin Alternative A twist on the classic Gin-based cocktail. Using Ritual’s Gin Alternative, a hint of rosemary and zesty lemon, this mocktail is perfect for any season. Makes 1 Serving Glass: Coupe Ingredients: 1.5 oz Ritual Gin ¾ simple syrup ¾ fresh lemon juice Garnish: rosemary sprig Directions: Shake all ingredients with ice, in a cocktail shaker. Strain and pour into glass. Garnish Product: Ritual Gin Alternative / ritualzeroproof.com
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WINE MARGARITA This sweet and sour mocktail is a spin on a classic margarita with none of the regrets! Great for a themed shower or crowd favorite at your spring/summer outdoor wedding. Makes: 1 serving (6 ounces) Ingredients: 4 ounces Fre Chardonnay 3/4 ounce fresh lime Juice 1/2 ounce fresh lemon juice 3/4 ounce triple sec or fresh orange juice 1/2 ounce simple syrup Garnish: salt and lime wheel Directions: Shake all ingredients with ice, in a cocktail shaker. Pour into a salt rimmed glass filled with ice. Garnish with a lime wheel. Product: Fre Chardonnay / frewines.com/our-recipes/winemargarita
MAGIC APPLE Cinnamon, Apple and Bourbon
The perfect libation for a cozy fall/winter wedding. Ingredients 2 oz Lyre’s American Malt 2 oz apple cider or apple juice 2 dashes bitters Garnish: Star anise or apple slice Directions: Combine first three ingredients in a tall glass with ice. Stir until cold. Pour into glass or over ice in glass, garnish with star anise, and serve. Product: Lyre’s American Malt / lyres.com/range/ american-malt
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THE VENUE ADD YOUR FLAIR by Fiama Mastrangelo
The Gulf Coast hosts a variety of gorgeous locations that are perfect for every type of wedding. From our famous white-sand beaches to our trendy downtown breweries, Pensacola has a lot to offer in terms of venues. Whether you prefer to dance the night away in a rustic farmhouse setting or immerse yourself in culture at the Pensacola Museum of Art, the perfect location for your wedding is essential. Pensacola Magazine is here to help you by arranging some of the best venues in Pensacola.
PARADISE BEACH HOMES
Location: Pensacola Beach and Navarre Beach Capacity: Up to 37 people per house
FOUNTAIN PARK
Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 200, contingent on UWF’s Historic Trust’s Covid-19 restrictions Searching for a picturesque park to host your wedding? Try Fountain Park, located in the heart of downtown Pensacola and named for the threetiered, seven-foot-tall Fleming Fountain donated to the park by the Fleming family. Engraved with a pictorial history of Pensacola, from the Blue Angels over the Naval Air Station to shrimp boats off of Fort Pickens, the fountain can serve as an interesting and beautiful center for any ceremony. Make your own history at this historical location. For more information or to reserve the event space, contact Krystal Johnson at kjohnson3@ uwf.edu or call 595-5985 x107.
The beach is calling you, and Paradise Beach Homes can help you find a rental to host your wedding,
serve as your honeymoon getaway or as a crash pad for when you take to the beach. Whether you just want the view of the horizon from a porch or are looking to get a little sand in your toes, you can find a house to fit your needs. Houses are as small as three bedrooms and as large as 11 bedrooms to accommodate everyone in your wedding party. For more information on rentals at Pensacola Beach, call 916-0777, for more information on rentals at Navarre Beach, call 710-3308 or for general questions e-mail info@ paradisebeachhomes.com.
GULF COAST GETAWAYS Location: Pensacola Beach and Navarre Beach Capacity: Up to 30 people per house
Planning to spend some time in the sand? Find a beach rental on Pensacola or Navarre Beach that will fit your need. Need something for the whole family? Done. Looking for something a little more intimate? Gulf Coast Getaways has you covered. Like the beach, but aren’t a fan of the waves? Rentals are available on the sound side of the beach, so you can skip the noise. If you are a fan of the ocean, rentals are also available facing out to sea. Wedding season is September to April, so book your house early. For more information or to reserve the event space, call 417-8054. ―33―
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PALAFOX HOUSE
Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 125 people for a sit-down meal and up to 175 for a mix and mingle event If modern flair in a historic location is what you are looking for, then the sleek and stylish Palafox House may be a good fit. This 1912 historic building has a panoramic view of Palafox Street with high windows, exposed original brick walls and gorgeous chandeliers. Along with the main event space, there is an additional room with a built-in bar and reception area and an adjacent kitchen for caterers. As a part of Great Southern Weddings, Palafox House also offers full-service wedding planning. For more information or to reserve the event space, e-mail contact@ goodgrits.com or call 433-9450.
5ELEVEN PALAFOX
Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 200 people Housed in the former Trader Jon’s building with a view of Palafox Street, this historic space is a great spot for a downtown wedding. Its claim to fame is large windows allowing for beautiful natural lighting and a built-in bar, along with an adjacent kitchen space available for caterers to use. Need a bit more room for your party or looking for something outside? 5eleven has a courtyard and adjacent lawn that can be used during the event. There is a list of required caterers for the building that is available on their website www.5elevenpalafox.com. To reserve the event space or for more information, call 637-1044 or e-mail events@5elevenpalafox.com.
OLD CHRIST CHURCH
Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 185 people, contingent on UWF’s Historic Trust’s Covid-19 restrictions As one of the oldest surviving Protestant church buildings in all of Florida, Old Christ Church has all the historic charm enhanced by careful preservation and renovations throughout the years. Pristine white on the outside, the church boasts a unique NormanGothic style with early stained glass windows for a very classic feel. With high wooden ceilings, the natural acoustics of the church will enhance any vocal or instrumental sounds and music for your wedding party to enjoy. For more information or to reserve the event space, contact Krystal Johnson at kjohnson3@ uwf.edu or call 595-5985 x107.
PENSACOLA MUSEUM OF ART
Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 100, contingent on UWF’s Historic Trust’s Covid-19 restrictions Are art-adorned walls and simple decorations your style? Pensacola Museum of Art may be the perfect place for you. With galleries rotating out every two to three months and your choice of gallery for your wedding day, you can find almost anything you are looking for at PMA. Is one of your favorite artists making an appearance? Book your wedding during the exhibit to show off your style without breaking the bank. Time is limited, so make sure to schedule early. For more information or to reserve the event space, contact Krystal Johnson at kjohnson3@ uwf.edu or call 595-5985 x107.
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NEW WORLD LANDING Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 120 people
Are you hosting a downtown wedding and need enough space for a small army while still being located in a beautiful spot? One of the most classic venues in Pensacola can be found at New World Landing, a gorgeous event space that is all Pensacola. Celebrate your special day with the charm and atmosphere of Florida’s oldest settlement. As a bonus, the venue is located near the New World Inn, an actual working inn, with 15 boutique hotel rooms and a bridal suite available for out-of-town guests. For more information or to reserve the event space, e-mail nancy@ newworldlanding.com or call 432-4111.
MARGARITAVILLE BEACH HOTEL Location: Pensacola Beach Capacity: Up to 150 people
Ready to relax or want a more casual wedding experience? Or maybe you want all the grand flairs for your wedding but looking forward to have a day on the beach afterward. Margaritaville Beach Hotel offers both with a gorgeous overlook of the beach as a bonus. Boasting an expertise in island-style weddings, at Margaritaville, you can get all the glamour and relaxation of a destination wedding without ever leaving Pensacola Beach. With both an outdoor and an indoor option for your wedding and reception, you’ll be comfortable and ready to walk down the aisle in style. For more information or to reserve the event space, call 916-9755.
HOLLAND FARMS Location: Milton Capacity: Up to 200 people
Need something that is off the beaten path and away from the hustle and bustle of the city? Have your wedding on an actual working farm. Holland Farms offers all the natural beauty of the countryside with their Heaven’s Trail event barn. This venue is air conditioned, equipped with bathrooms and a kitchen with all the atmosphere of a big wooden barn. Although the barn has large windows and high ceilings for natural light, it also has chandeliers and electric lighting for any late night shindigs you have planned. For more information or to reserve the event space, call 675-6876 or e-mail heavenstrailevents@gmail.com.
LIVE OAK PLANTATION Location: Beulah Capacity: Up to 180 people
For those looking for rustic charm and perhaps a bit of grandeur for their wedding, Live Oak Plantation might be just what you want. Located 22-minutes from downtown Pensacola on a 22-acre lumber farm and pecan orchardturned event space, the plantation has all the natural beauty and privacy for your day as you could want. With a huge selection of views on the plantation grounds, including the Cathedral of Live Oaks, Duck Island and, for when rain happens, the Cotton House, you’re sure to find that magical spot to take your vows. For more information or to reserve the event space, call 449-2100 or e-mail donna@ LiveOakPlantation.com.
SANDERS BEACH
Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 350 people, contingent on the City of Pensacola’s Covid-19 restrictions Looking for a beautiful location for a smaller budget? The Sanders Beach-Corinne Jones Resource Center has a view of Pensacola Bay and is located in historic downtown Pensacola. With a large capacity ballroom, the center is able to host some of the largest private events in all of Pensacola, with the convenience of air conditioning. Or if you are looking for something for a smaller wedding, the center can accommodate in the ballroom or in one of their large meeting rooms. Another bonus is that this venue allows you to choose any caterer or vendors you want. For more information, contact Betsy Huhn at 436-5198 or e-mail bhuhn@cityofpensacola.com.
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BARKLEY HOUSE
Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 200 people, contingent on UWF’s Historic Trust’s Covid-19 restrictions One of the oldest venues available in Pensacola is the beautiful high-house overlooking Pensacola Bay, Barkley House. As one of the most popular wedding venues in Pensacola, Barkley House knows how to do weddings, specifically southern Gulf Coast weddings. With vintage furniture and heart-pine flooring inside the house and a gorgeous view on the porch or on the lawn, this venue is a good choice for someone looking for a classic beach feel with less sand. For more information or to reserve the event space, contact Krystal Johnson at kjohnson3@uwf. edu or call 595-5985 x107.
OYSTER BAY BOUTIQUE HOTEL
Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 250 people Trying to find the one perfect place for your entire wedding experience? Accommodate out of town guests, serve rehearsal dinner and host your wedding ceremony and reception all without ever leaving downtown Pensacola at the Oyster Boutique Hotel. With both indoor and outdoor spaces and rooms for 10 to 250 people, the Oyster Boutique Hotel is one of the most flexible venues in all of downtown Pensacola. Along with its variety of event options, the hotel offers a beautiful, historic atmosphere for your big day. For more information or to reserve the event space, call 912-8770.
BANANA CABANA
Location: Fort Morgan, Alabama Capactiy: 100 Banana Cabana 2.0 is the perfect beach wedding command center and the ideal backdrop for a dream coastal wedding. The 6,100 square foot, 3-story, 9-bedroom, 9.5-bath Gulf front house stretches some 40 feet in the air delivering breathtaking views of the Gulf of Mexico. Banana Cabana 2.0 is designed to sleep 28 comfortably and can accommodate up 100 wedding guests. Outside, the Brazilian hardwood deck is raised 20 feet above sea level and features one of the largest pools on the Gulf as well as a full Cabana bar. The property boasts a 100-foot private beach walk down to the sugar white sands of the Gulf. Corporate level WIFI allows you to stream your wedding live right on the beach. For more information, visit bananacabana.com or call 214-673-9100.
MUSEUM OF COMMERCE
Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 250, contingent on UWF’s Historic Trust’s Covid-19 restrictions Want something unique for your wedding venue? Try the reconstructed 1890s downtown Pensacola on display in the Pensacola Museum of Commerce. This special setting means not many decorations are needed to make the space look great, as it comes with all the natural flair and charm of an old streetscape. Once a warehouse, this huge space means you can invite your entire list of family and friends to celebrate with you. As part of the UWF Historic Trust, this building has a lot of history to add to your big day. For more information or to reserve the event space, contact Krystal Johnson at kjohnson3@uwf.edu or call 595-5985 x107.
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PENSACOLA YACHT CLUB Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: Up to 400 people
Nothing says Pensacola more than a beautiful scene overlooking the water, the smell of the salt water and a wonderful historic building. The Pensacola Yacht Club checks out on all those fronts as one of the premier venues in Pensacola. With space for a huge dance party reception or a small wedding ceremony and more than 100 years of experience hosting events, the Club will be able to provide for all your needs with southern Pensacola hospitality. For more information or to reserve the event space, contact Scott Segers by e-mail at scott@pycfl.com or call 433-8804 ext. 102.
SOWELL FARMS
Location: Milton Capacity: Up to 275 people Sowell Farms, a working farm located on 100 acres of land, also doubles as one of the most natural, rustic wedding locales in the Florida Panhandle. As a family-run farm, the Sowell family strives to treat every bride and groom as their daughter, son, brother or sister, with all the southern hospitality and country charm included. If you need something indoors, Sowell Farms also has a converted barn that can serve as the center for your wedding, or you can take to the fields for the natural farm setting. For more information or to reserve the event space, call 626-2746.
PERFECT PLAIN BREWING CO.
Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: up to 350 people If you’re looking for a cool and laid-back downtown venue that captures the heart of Pensacola, look no further than Perfect Plain. This brewery features 5 different event spaces that either center on the brewery itself or its cocktail garden bar, Garden & Grain, which features private event spacing. Whether you’re looking to reserve a table for family and friends, or the private Grainhouse that includes a bar, kitchen area, and restrooms, Perfect Plain has a variety of options to choose from to best suite your needs. Fill out an inquiry form at perfectplain. com/private-events/ to get more information.
ODD COLONY BREWING COMPANY Location: Downtown Pensacola Capacity: up to 100 people
Located on Palafox Street, Odd Colony embodies the farmhouse aesthetic while championing alternative art and design. A favorite of locals for its seasonal beers, Odd Colony hosts numerous events including comedy shows, makers markets, and most recently, weddings. Gather your loved ones for an unforgettable experience that combines the rustic appeal of historic architecture with the immersion of downtown’s vibrant nightlife. Located just a block away from Solé Inn and Suites, your guests can enjoy the celebrated beer menu just minutes away from their accommodations.
EMERALD REPUBLIC BREWING CO. Location: Downtown Pensacola Capactiy: up to 99 people inside, unlimited capacity outdoors
For the alternative couple, Emerald Republic Brewing Co. is the grownup goth’s dream come true. Moody interiors feature local artwork that adorns the taproom walls while nostalgic rock playlists bring the inside of the bar to life. Plush velvet seating, arcade games, and a coffin for photo ops are all staples of Emerald Republic’s unique style and brand. The pet-friendly outdoor space features a stage, seating for large groups, pop culture murals and food truck accommodations. Treat your guests to local brews while enjoying the open-air beer garden that your pup can be a part of!
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JUST THE TWO OF US Eloping Locally
Eloping often conjures an image of running off to some exotic location or heading down to the local courthouse. However, there is no need to run off or settle for a fluorescent-lit ceremony. Local elopements can be just as epic as traditional weddings, and with a little planning, they can be filled with personal touches, intimate moments and a lot of local community vibes. Downtown Pensacola is home to many popular wedding venues that offer interesting history and unique architecture. Pick a spot that speaks to you and plan the private wedding of your dreams. »
CREDITS Photography + Concept Love, Anneliese Photography Venue Pensacola Little Theatre Florals @fleurzoeflorals Hair @hair_by_sweett Makeup @_makeup_by_meagan Cake Blue Jay's Bakery Stationary @palmpresspaper *Ring box @lasvegasstyledshoots Earrings @ladylikeco_ Models @erinbrittini @dj_5weat Bar Tap the Coast Planning @yourplanaevents
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ELEGANCE While eloping is an age old idea, elopement attire can be as modern as you’d like. Brittini’s look is simple—a sleek silk gown paired with eclectic earrings and a messy pony. DJ’s all-white suit and loafer slides make a bold statement.
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ENDLESS ELOPEMENT BACKDROPS Built in 1911, Pensacola Little Theatre was originally two properties with a courtyard in between. The exposed brick interior was once an outdoor wall, which gives the space a unique historical feel and offers plenty of distinct photo opportunities.
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ANNOUNCE IN STYLE These customizable stamps from Etsy elevate your elopement announcements. Snap some polaroids, stamp the new last name and wedding date, and send! ―42―
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A unique ring box sets the mood for this accessory shot. Earrings by a local jeweler add to the elegant yet laid back vibe.
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SIGNATURE DRINKS Signature drinks add beauty and taste to your special day. Work with a mixologist to create your own special blend and recreate them on each anniversary. Pictures here: Spiced Pear Gin cocktail and Pretty in Pink cocktail.
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EXPLORE YOUR CITY No matter what location you choose for your elopement, make sure you have time for an adventurous photo session. Adventures and photo ops can be hiding in unusual places—cozy up under museum arches for a makeout sesh or sneak on top of a parking garage to catch the sunset. Snapping portraits at some of your favorite local places tells the story of the two of you: where you met, where you play, where you fell in love.
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Hair by Sweet T Tonya Penrose 850.324.9285 @hair_by_sweett tapthecoast.com
Handcrafted Earrings that bring JOY just for you. LadyLike creator: Holly hgrimmon22@yahoo.com 850-218-0415
www.etsy.com/shop/LadyLike8
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The Ultimate
Wedding Directory BRIDAL SHOPS The Bridal Loft 4400 Bayou Blvd. #48 850-475-8296 pensacolabridalloft.com The Bridal Suite 1340 E. Nine Mile Rd. 850-494-9989 ebridlesuite.com Build-A-Bride buildabride.com David’s Bridal 5912 North Davis Hwy. 850-208-3181 davidsbridal.com Gent's Formal Wear 400 E. Wright St. 850-434-3272 gentsformalwear.com Men’s Wearhouse Cordova Mall 5100 N. 9th Ave. 850-475-5891 Randall's Formal Wear 4400 Bayou Blvd. #10 850-432-8246 Ruthy’s Creations and Alterations 1805 Creighton Road #5 850-554-8764 ruthyscreations.com
Two Times a Lady 2755 E. Olive Rd. 850-474-3778 twotimesalady.com
Edible Arrangements 4350 Bayou Blvd. Ste. 6 850-473-2277 ediblearrangements.com
BAKERIES
Emerald Coast Custom Cakes Heather Pelham 850-537-5110
Adonna’s Bakery 811 W. Garden St. 850-696-2227 adonnasbakery.net Betty Weber Cakes 738 Deedra Ave. 850-477-1745 Bluejay’s Bakery 11 Palafox Place 850-982-9731 bluejaysbakery.com Cake Gallery 730 W. Garden St. 850-433-5003 Chaka Designer Cakes 850-855-1206 Creative Celebrations 25 Second Ave. Ft. Walton Beach 850-315-0969 creativecelebrations.org Craft Gourmet Bakery 5555 N. Davis Hwy. 850-332-5921 craftgourmetbakery.com
J's Bakery & Café 2014 N. 12th Ave. 850-439-6546 jsbakeryandcafe.com
CATERERS Angelena’s Ristorante Italiano 101 East Intendencia St. 850-542-8398 angelenaspensacola.com Annie Rose Mocktails Instagram @annierosecreates The Aragon Cafe 47 N. 9th Ave. 850-444-8074 thearagoncafe.com
Milton Quality Bakery 6727 Caroline St. 850-623-3676 miltonqualitybakery.com
Apple Market 1021 Scenic Hwy. 850-433-4381
Nouveau Pastries 5113 Westport Dr. 850-626-1615 nouveaucatering.com
Bamboo Willie’s 400 Quietwater Beach Rd. 850-916-9888 bamboowillies.com
Petunia’s Bakery 2405 W Cervantes St. 850-378-9876 petuniasbakery.com
Bambooze Fine Wine & Liquor 8084 N. Davis Hwy. Ste. F3 850-474-1944 pensacolaliquor.com
Sherry's Cake Shop 510 Massachusetts Ave. 850-433-4208 sherryscakeshop.com
Cactus Cantina 5121 N. 12th Ave. 850-912-8565 mycactuscantina.com
Smallcakes of Pensacola 5046 Bayou Blvd. 850-332-5245 smallcakescupcakery.com
Carrabba’s 311 N. 9th Ave. 850-438-0073
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Casino Beach Bar and Grille 41 Fort Pickens Rd. Gulf Breeze 850-932-6313 casinobeachbar.com Classic City Catering 214 W. Intendencia St. 850-433-8064 classiccitycatering.com Culinary Productions 700 W. Main St. 850-469-0445 culinaryproductions.net Custom Water Workz 101 Palafox St #13383 850-434-6159 customwaterworks.com East Hill Market 1216 N. 9th Ave. 850-469-1432 The Fish House 600 S. Barracks St. 850-470-0003 fishhousepensacola.com Flounder’s Chowder House 800 Quietwater Beach Rd. Pensacola Beach 850-932-4653 flounderschowderhouse.com Founaris Bros. Greek Restaurant 6911 Pensacola Blvd. 850-969-9099 founarisbros.net Four Winds International Food Market 6895-F N. 9th Ave. 850-477-2808 gofourwinds.com The Global Grill 27 S. Palafox Pl. 850-469-9966 globalgrillpensacola.com
Grover T’s BBQ 5887 US-90 850-564-1231 grovertbbq.com
Tap the Coast 850-322-8579 tapteam@tapthecoast.com tapthecoast.com
Perdido Realty 14250 Perdido Key Dr # B 850-492-1102 perdidokey.com
Honey Baked Ham 7010 N. Davis Hwy. 850-478-7702
V Paul’s Italian Ristorante 29 Palafox Pl 850-466-5855
Portofino Island Resort 10 Portofino Dr. (866) 976-7530 portofinoisland.com
Hot Spot Barbecue 901 E La Rua St 850-497-6060
CONDOS, BEACH HOMES, ETC.
McGuire’s Irish Pub 600 E. Gregory St. 850-433-6789 mcguiresirishpub.com Petunia’s Bakery 2405 W Cervantes St, 850-378-9876 petuniasbakery.com Polonza Bistro 286 N. Palafox St 850-912-6454 polonza.com Portabello Market 3001 N. 9th Ave. 850-439-6545 Restaurant IRON 22 N. Palafox St. 850-476-7776 restaurantiron.com Scenic 90 Café 701 Scenic Hwy. 850-433-8844 Siam Thai Restaurant 6403 N. 9th Ave. 850-479-2882 siamdiner.com Sonny’s Barbeque Multiple Locations sonnysbbq.com
Eden Condominiums 16281 Perdido Key Dr. Perdido Key (800) 523-8141 edencondominiums.com Gulf Blue Group 127 Palafox Place Suite 200A 850-776-2655 gulfbluegroup.com Lost Key Golf Club 625 Lost Key Dr 850-549-2160 lostkey.com Luxury Coastal Vacations 13700 Perdido Key Dr b120 (877) 859-0113 luxurycoastalvacations.com Meyer Vacation Rentals 1585 Gulf Shores Pkwy. Gulf Shores 866-382-9635 meyerre.com Paradise Beach Homes 27 Via De Luna Dr. 888-860-0067 paradisebeachhomes.com Pensacola Beach Properties, Inc. 50 Fort Pickens Rd. 850-934-0099 pensacolabeachproperty.com Paradise Coastal Realty 29 Via De Luna Dr. 866-749-3732 paradisecoastalrealty.com
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Wyndham Vacation Rentals (800) 544-0300 wyndhamvacationrentals.com DJS AND MUSICIANS A DJ Connection 850-968-1968 10311 Chemstrand Rd. adjconnection.com Any Day DJ 850-312-0820 anydaydj.com Boogie Inc. 850-380-0840 boogieinc.com Blues Angel Music 657 N. Pace Blvd. 850-457-7557 bluesangelmusic.com Charlie Roberts - DJ & Live Musician (888) 694-9490 yourweddingdj.us Everything and The Wedding Too 850-304-4943 Gulf Coast Grooves 850-341-6569 gulfcoastgrooves.com Horizon Entertainment 850-418-1854 horizonentertainment.com Northwest Florida DJ Services 850-387-2822 nwfdjservices.com
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Powell Entertainment 850-501-1078 powellentertain.com
Flowerama of Pensacola 37 N. Navy Blvd. 850-465-3511
SN DJ Entertainment 850-501-1590 sndjpensacola.com
Flowers by Yoko 35 Gulf Breeze Pkwy.. Ste. A 850-934-1407 flowersbyyoko.com
South Coast DJ Service 850-240-2485 scdjs.com
Southern Gardens Florist & Gifts 7400 Pine Forest Rd. 850-941-4444 southerngardensflorist.com
Duh for Garden and Home 501 N. 9th Ave. 850-439-0640 duhpensacola.com
Sunshine Design Florist 1813 Creighton Rd. 850-477-5358 sunshinedesignflorist.com
Fine Things 5131 Dogwood Dr. 850-623-1795
FLORISTS
Green with Envy 7201 N. 9th Ave. 850-686-2020 greenwithenvypensacola.com
A Flower Shop 3709 Mobile Hwy. (800) 771-5525 aflowershop.net
Hummingbird Flowers & Gifts 4861 W. Spencer Field Rd. 850-995-9620 flowersbyhummingbirds.com
A Touch of Class Flowers and Gifts 2727 N. E. St. 850-377-6059 atouchofclassflowersandgifts.com
Just Judy’s Flowers 2509 N. 12th Ave. (877) 652-5666 justjudysflowers.com
Celebrations: The Florist 717 N. 12th Ave. 850-433-2022 celebrationstheflorist.com
Kebbie Hollingsworth Floral Design 850-393-6353
Bed Bath & Beyond 5450 N. 9th Ave. 850-505-0529 bedbathandbeyond.com
Kellyco Flowers & Gifts 185 W. Airport Blvd. #B (800) 788-4438 kellycoflowers.com
Belk 5100 N. 9th Ave. 850-484-3300 belk.com
Navarre Beach Flower Boutique 8486 Navarre Pkwy. 850-939-2288 navarrebeachflowers.com
Bluetique 125 Palafox Pl. 850-432-1264 gulfbluegroup.com
The Mole Hole 425 E. Zaragoza St. 850-434-7329
Oliver’s Flowers & Gift Shop 1422 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. 850-712-6526
Bodacious Shops 407 S. Palafox St. 850-433-6505 bodaciousshops.com
Nina Fritz Gallery 775 Woodbine Dr. 850-433-2009 ninafritzgallery.com
Cigar Factory 14 S. Palafox St. 850-495-3308 cigarfactoryneworleans.com
Pandora de Balthazar 418 E. Wright St. 850-434-5117 pandoradebalthazar.com
Dillard’s 5100 N. 9th Ave. 850-476-3011 dillards.com
Quayside Art Gallery 17 E. Zaragoza St. 850-438-2363 quaysidegallery.com
Community Florist & Gifts 11113 Hwy. 87 850-675-6083 Cordova Flowers and Gifts 6200 Tippin Ave. 850-602-7069 cordovaflowersandgifts.com Fiore of Pensacola 405 S. K St. 850-469-1930 fioreofpensacola.com Fleur Zoe Florals 850.293.8930 fleurzoeflorals@gmail.com fleurzoe.com Flowerama of Gulf Breeze 333 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 850-916-7673 floweramaofgulfbreeze.com
Open Rose Florist 6434 Open Rose Dr. 850-626-1797 theopenrose.net R & S Crafts & Florist 6260 N. W St. 850-434-6200 pensacolasflorist.com
Supposey Florals 101 S. F St. 850-776-0553 supposey.co GIFTS AND REGISTRIES Artesana Inc. 242 W. Garden St. 850-433-4001 artesanaimports.com
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JC Penney 7171 N Davis Hwy 850-478-4500 jcpenny.com Kirkland’s 1690 Airport Blvd. Ste.830 850-857-6696 kirklands.com Darenda's Hallmark 1741 E Nine Mile Rd. Ste 5 850-478-0733 hallmark.com MLR Fine Jewelry & Gifts 4021 Hwy. 90 850-994-4581 mlrjewelry.com McAlpin Interiors 427 W. Garden St. 850-438-8345
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Renfroe Pecan Co. 2400 W. Fairfield Dr. 850-432-2083 renfroepecan.com
Arrow Salon Downtown 120 Palafox Pl. 850-433-2120 arrowsalondowntown.net
Fringe Hair Salon 1421 W. Garden St. 850-912-8070 fringepensacola.co
Rusted Arrow Mercantile 130 Palafox Pl. 850-285-0371 rustedarrowmercantile.com
Aveda Hair & Spa Salon 5100 N. 9th Ave. Dillard's 850-477-6000 aveda.com
Fusion Spa Salon 5 Via De Luna Dr. Pensacola Beach 850-932-7724 fusionspasalonaveda.com
Chastain’s Salon 2900 N. 12th Ave 850-435-9935 chastainsalon.com
Gigi's Hair & Beauty Salon 1949 Athens Dr. 850-455- 4567
Sears Outlet 6235 N. Davis Hwy. #101 850-474-0948 searsoutlet.com Target Stores Multiple Locations Target.com Things Remembered 5100 N. 9th Ave. 850-478-3243 thingsremembered.com Tuesday Morning Inc 6601 N. Davis Hwy. Suite 220 850-969-9957 tuesdaymorning.com Urban Objects 16 N Palafox St. 850-912-8683 urbanobjectspensacola.com HAIR AND MAKEUP 10th Avenue Hair Design 1000 E. Cervantes St. 850-433-5207 10thavenuehair.com A Perdido Hair Salon 12209 Mirella St. 850-492-3990 Anchored Salon and Spa 8815 Navarre Pkwy. 850-204-8228
Continental Hair Design 114 Beverly Pkwy. 850-434-0333 DeNOVO Salon 3435 N. 12th Ave. 850-912-8826 denovoday.com Design 9 Hair Studio 1116 N. 9th Ave. 850-434-2828 design9hairstudio.com Eimaj Spa & Salon 1506 W. Garden St. 850-332-6454 Elements Salon 4400 Bayou Blvd. Ste. 53A 850-466-2400 EPIC Inc. Salon 210 E. Government St. Ste. A 850-912-4636 epicdowntown.com Faxon Stylz 321 N. DeVilliers St. 850-723-8872 First City Beauty 116 E. Gonzalez St. 850-741-8581 firstcitybeauty.com
Glow Salon 5422 Hwy. 90 850-994-5114 Hair + Co 1627 W. Garden St. (850)378-8366 hairandco.salon Hair by Tonya 404 E. Wright St. 850-324-9285 Hair Do 1503 W. Garden St. 251-626-9225 hair-docrew.com Hair Studio Charlie 905 N. 12th Ave. 850-469-1708 Hairitage House 102 E. Nine Mile Rd. 850-857-9555 hairitagehousepensacola.com Headhunter Hairstyling 205 S. Baylen St. 850-433-3308 headhunterhairstyling.com Headstrong Creative Hair Design 801 N. 9th Ave. 850-530-1556
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Honeycomb Hair Design 5242 Willing St. 850-665-4733 Izzo Hair & Co. 801d N. 9th Ave. 850-677-8017 izzohair.com La Fleur Salon and Spa 1909 Hwy. 87 850-684-1907 lafleursalonspa.com Le Beach Hair Designs 5660 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Ste. A-4 850-530-2107 Le Vogue Salon 609 W. Chase St. 850-291-8002 Loxx by Natalie 1308 W. 9 Mile Rd. #4 850-478-0001 Makeup By Meagan (480) 243-3930 makeupbymeaganbrown@gmail.com makeupbymeagan.squarespace.com Maria Clara Hair 2400 Beaumont St. 850-291-6896 mariaclarahair.com Mickie'z Beauty Villa 1304 W. Garden St. 850-607-7718 mickiezbeautyvilla.com Montage 2040 N. 12th Ave. 850-898-3838 montagesalonpensacola.com Moonflower Salon 32 Palafox Pl. 850-497-6444 moonflowersalon.com
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New Attitudes Spa and Salon 13700 Perdido Key Dr. Ste. 221 850-492-7777
Salon Panache 9405 Holsberry Rd. salonpanachepensacola.com
The Powder Room 404 E. Wright St. 850-324-6571
Nineteen North 6675 Pine Forest Rd. Ste. 10 850-741-4840
Salon San Carlos 58 W. Garden St. Ste.1-3 850-437-0007 salonsancarlos.com
The Next Level Salon 700 Bayfront Pkwy. 850-438-8308 thenextlevelsalon.com
Shears Unlimited 5715 Walton St. 850-476-4247
Tiffanie Hudson Makeup Artist 850-346-8277
Paraiso Hair Salon 1991 Hwy. 87 850-936-0090 Paramount Hair Studio 409 N. DeVilliers St. 850-346-8974
Shirley’s Beauty Salon 5600 Collinswood Dr. 850-626-1617
Penton House Salon & Spa 47 N. 9th Ave. Ste. C 850-439-5554 thepentonhouse.com
Smart Style Salon 8970 Pensacola Blvd. 850-471-9040
Posh Color Bar 4458 Woodbine Rd. 850-637-7674
Studio 98 7575 W. Hwy. 98 850-456-6200
Profiles Hair Studio 817 W. Garden St. Ste. A 850-432-9819
Strut Salon & Skin 5147 Bayou Blvd. Ste. D 850-293-5713 strutsalonskin.com
Regis Salon 5100 N. 9th Ave. Ste. L-1101 Cordova Mall 850-474-1199 Robin Klag Makeup Artist 850-530-1417 Ryan The Stylist 1717 N. 9th Ave. (714) 720-8414 Salon Allure 3495 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 850-934-1525 thesalonallure.com Salon on the Avenue 2515 N. 12th Ave. 850-607-2311
STYLE Downtown 192 N. Palafox St. 850-497-6648 styledowntown.com Tease Hair Beautique 1001 E. Nine Mile Rd. 850-484-4770
Trends Salon by Laurie & Co. 5018 Grande Dr. 850-477-6911 trendssalonpensacola.org Ulta Beauty 1650 Airport Blvd. 850-476-6211 ulta.com Volume One Salon 7 W. Main St. 850-434-5409 volumeonesalon.com
Courtyard by Marriott 451 Creighton Rd. 850-857-7744 marriott.com Courtyard by Marriott/Downtown 850-700 E. Chase St. 439-3330 marriott.com Days Inn/Historic District Downtown 710 N. Palafox St. 850-483-1107 wyndhamhotels.com Days Inn/Pensacola Beach Front 16 Via De Luna Dr. 850-934-3300 wyndhamhotels.com Hampton Inn-Airport/Cordova 2187 Airport Blvd. 850-478-1123 hilton.com
Vy Nguyen Beauty vynguyenbeauty.com
Hampton Inn/Pensacola Beach 2 Via De Luna Dr. 850-932-6800 hilton.com
Wade Scott Salon 1329 College Pkwy. Gulf Breeze 850-934-8180 wadescottsalon.com
Hampton Inn & Suites/ University Mall 7050 Plantation Rd. 850-505-7500 hilton.com
HOTELS AND B&B'S
HighPointe Hotel Corporation 311 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 850-932-9314 highpointe.com
The Blue Magnolia Salon 2878 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 850-733-9774
Ashton Inn & Suites 910 N. Navy Blvd. 850-455-4561 ashtoninnsuites.com
The Kat House Hair Studio 1814 Alpine Dr. 850-684-1562 thekathousehairstudio.com
Candlewood Suites Pensacola 1953 Northcross Ln. (850)435-4690 holidayinn.com
The Hair Loft 5717 US Hwy. 90 850-220-3358
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Hilton Garden Inn/Airport 1144 Airport Blvd. 850-479-8900 hilton.com Hilton Pensacola Beach Gulf Front 12 Via De Luna Dr. 850-916-2999 hilton.com
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Holiday Inn Pensacola/University 7813 N. Davis Hwy. 850-472-1400 holidayinn.com
Margaritaville Beach Hotel 165 Fort Pickens Rd. 850-916-9755 margaritavillehotel.com
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Pensacola W. I-10 130 Loblolly Ln. (850)944-8442 holidayinn.com
Paradise Inn/Pensacola Beach 21 Via De Luna Dr. 850-932-2319 paradiseinn-pb.com
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Milton E. I-10 8510 Keshav Taylor Dr. 850-626-9060 holidayinn.com Holiday Inn Express & Suites / W. Navy Base 307 N. New Warrington Rd 850-696-2800 holidayinn.com Holiday Inn Express Pensacola Downtown 101 E. Main St. 850-433-231 holidayinn.com Holiday Inn Express Pensacola Beach 333 Fort Pickens Rd. 850-932-3536 holidayinn.com Holiday Inn Resort Pensacola Beach 14 Via De Luna Dr. 850-932-5331 holidayinnresorts.com Homewood Suites 5049 Corporate Woods Dr. 850-474-3777 hilton.com Lee House Bed & Breakfast 400 Bayfront Pkwy. 850-912-8770 leehousepensacola.com
Pensacola Victorian 203 W. Gregory St. 850-434-2818 pensacolavictorian.com Portofino Island Resort 10 Portofino Dr. Pensacola Beach 877-523-2016 portofinoisland.com
Ambassador Limousine 850-712-5466 doorsteplimo.com Dreamcatcher Shuttle Service Inc. 850-982-7433 dreamcathcershuttle.com
Ames Imagery @ai_ames_imagery
First Class Limousine of NWFL LLC 850-516-4924 fclimo.com
Ash Simmons Photography 850-290-2447 www.ashsimmons.com
Hummer4Hire 1901 N. U St. 850-450-4528 hummer4hirellc.com
Barrett McClean Photography 850-607-3111 Barrettmcclean.com
Karola’s Limousine Service 850-470-0030 akarolaslimousineservice.com
Residence Inn by Marriott/ Downtown 601 E. Chase St. 850-432-0202 marriott.com
654 Limo 850-654-5466 654limo.com
Solé Inn & Suites 200 N. Palafox St. 850-470-9298 soleinnandsuites.com
Custom Baskets & Balloons 9254 N. Palafox St. 850-479-4438 custombasketsballoons.com
Springhill Suites by Marriott Pensacola 487 Creighton Rd. 850-475-0055 marriott.com
Kent's Special Events and Party Supplies 3877 N. Palafox St. 850-932-3505 gokents.com
Springhill Suites by Marriott Pensacola Beach 24 Via De Luna Dr. Pensacola Beach 850-932-6000 marriott.com
PHOTOGRAPHERS
LIMOS A Prestige Limousine Service Co. 850-457-1010
Aislinn Kate Photography 205 Cevallos St. 850-912-4888 Aislinnkatephotography.com
PARTY FAVORS
A Thousand Words Photography 5140 Prieto Dr. 850-456-1000 patsybrown.com A Wedding 2 Remember 850-474-0718 awedding2remember.com
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Bethany Lauren Photography 850-712-1951 @btheanylaurenphotos Brayleigh Faye Photography brayleighfayephotography.com Carmen Jones Photography 1118 E. Strong St. 850-982-6405 carmenjonesphotography.com Captured Moments 2188 E. Olive Rd. 850-346-2022 capturedmomentsartphotography.com Ciera Kayleen Creative @cierakayleencreative Darkshi Creations 251-308-6936 DarkshiCreations.com Diaography diaography.com Dempag Photography dempagphoto.com Documented Photography 55 S. A St., #120 850-287-1864 documentedphoto@gmail.com
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East Hill Photography 223 W. Gregory St 850-450-7968 easthillphoto.net
John Hill Photography 850-492-1537 johnhillphotography.com
Tara Cook Photography 4620 Geri St. Milton 850-698-2189 @taracookphotography
Kay Brown Photography 6282 Quintette Rd. Pace 850-994-7954
Taylor Howton @taylorrhowton
Kayla Nicole Photography kaylanicolephotos.com
Taylor Kaderly taylorkaderly.com
Edward A. McGrath Photography 850-449-4072 eamphoto.com
Kista Haas kistahaas.com
Faraday Photography faradayphotos.com
Kris Rollason krphotopro.com
Timothy Ludvigsen 850-982-3183 timludvigsen.photoshelter.com @Tim.ludvigsen
Ferebee Photographic 850-380-4241 ferebeephotographic.com
Love, Anneliese Photography photography@loveanneliese.com loveanneliese.com
Frank Hardy Photography 3011 Garcon Point Rd. 850-449-1279 frankhardy.zenfolio.com
Melissa Wilson Photography 850-776-6463 melissawilsonphoto.com
Easton Vision Photography 561-322-8828 eastonvision.myportfolio.com
OFFICIANTS
Gary Langhammer Studios 1121 Barcia Dr. 850-433-2400 Grand Photography 38 S Blue Angel Pkwy. 850-346-7286 @grandphotographyllc The Greens thegreensphoto.com Hartman Photography 4373 5th Ave. Pace 850-995-9090 hartmanphotos.com IJP Media ijpmediaproductions.com Indie Pearl Photography 3025 Via Conquistadores Navarre 850-819-4740 indiepearl.com
Phocus Photography phocusonme.com
Abercrombie 24-Hour Notary 945 W. Michigan Ave. 850-471-1382 Ida’s Legal Forms 1850 N. W St. 850-434-7524 IdasLegalForms@yahoo.com
PS Cobia Photography pscobia.com
Occasions by Karen 2833 Venetian Ct. 850-384-5767
Rae Leytham Photography 850-554-2538 raeleytham.com
Unity Church of Christianity 716 N. 9th Ave. 850-438-2277
Savanna’s Studio Photography 850-454-4146 savannamorgretphotography.com
RINGS
Southern Exposure Photography 809 N. Reus St. 850-572-4765 rosesphoto.com Studio One 103 W. Intendencia St. 850-712-0639 @StudioOnePcola Sunshine Wedding Company 163 Kel-Wen Cir. Destin 850-502-0393
Beasley Jewelers 875 E. Nine Mile Rd. 850-477-7311 Bere Jewelers 5033 N. 12th Ave. 850-477-6818 berejewelers.com Elebash Jewelry 36 Palafox Pl. 850-432-5136 elebashs.com
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Elite Jewelers Cordova Mall 850-505-7879 Gunner’s Gulf Coast Jewelers 4375 5th Ave. Pace 850-994-5515 gunnersjewelers.com Helzberg’s Diamonds Cordova Mall 850-477-3173 helzberg.com Jeweler’s Trade Shop 26 Palafox Pl. 850-432-4433 jts@jewelerstradeshop.com Kimberly’s Jewelers 707 N. Eglin Pkwy. Fort Walton 850-864-2040 kimberlysjewelers.com Kay Jewelers Cordova Mall 850-477-5677 La Bona International Boutique 507 S. Adams St. 850-857-1211 LadyLike Co etsy.com/shop/ladylike8 The Market and Mainly Shoes 700 S. Palafox St. 850-434-3012 Marks and Morgan Jewelers Cordova Mall 850-478-4411 Meadows Jewelers Inc. 36 S. Palafox Pl. 850-432-5454 meadowsjewelers.com Reeds Jewelers Santa Rosa Mall 850-244-2416
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Susan Campbell Jewelry 420 S. Palafox St. 850-434-8948 susancampbelljewelry.com
Rock Hard Designs 16 N. Palafox St. 850-438-5119
Trinity Collection 700 W. Garden St. 850-433-0005 trinitycollection.com
Sandi Pearls etsy.com/shop/SandiPearls 850-516-8174 @SandiPearls (Facebook) Santa Rosa Jewelers 5159 Santa Rosa St. Milton 850-623-2925
Warrington Jewelers Inc. 4051 Barrancas Ave. 850-456-1385 warringtonjewelers.com Zales Jewelers Cordova Mall 850-478-8797
Stone Jewelers 8621 Lillian Hwy. 850-455-1177
SPAS AC Nail & Spa 2475 E. Nine Mile Rd. # D 850-478-8698 acnailspensacola.com Aqua Nails & Spa 3836 N. 9th Ave. 850-607-2535 Eimaj Spa & Salon 1506 W. Garden St. 850-332-6454 Fusion 5 Via De Luna Dr. Gulf Breeze 850-932-7724 fusionspasalonaveda.com Mark Lees Skin Care 4400 Bayou Blvd. Ste. 57 850-476-3509 marklees.com
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Maui Whitening 102 E. Nine Mile Rd. St. 2 850-529-5393 mauiwhitening.com Nails by Lynn and Spa 1105 N. 9th Ave. 850-466-5879 nailsbylynn.com Penton House Hair Salon & Day Spa 3660 Hwy. 90 Pace 850-994-8633 thepentonhouse.com Pure Pilates 221 Gulf Breeze Pkwy.. Gulf Breeze / 426 S. Palafox St. 850-932-3424 (Milton) / 850-607-2772 (Pensacola) purepilatespensacola.com
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Royal Eminence Beauty Lounge 551 Creighton Road Ste. D104 866-963-2221 @MsRoyaltey Sami’s Nails & Spa 3 W. 9 Mile Rd. Ste. 6 850-473-0081 Serenity Salon & Day Spa 3331 Gulf Breeze Pkwy.. Gulf Breeze 850-932-4255 Stay the Spa 240 S Jefferson St 850-438-3580 staythespa.com Still Waters Medical Day Spa 20 N. Tarragona St. 850-432-6772 stillwatersmedspa.com
STATIONERY/INVITATIONS Award Masters Inc 5353 N. Palafox St. 850-438-2124 awardmastersinc.com Baker Creative Advertising 3584 Pleasant View Ct. Milton 850-995-9557 Call a Graphic Artist 1410 E. Olive Rd. 850-478-5646 Copy Cat Printing 1201 Barrancas Ave. (Pensacola) / 3740 N. Pace Blvd (Pace) 850-438-5566 IBK Stationery 5353 N. Palafox St 850-432-4002
Palm Press Paper 850-585-5249 Hello@PalmPressPaper.com palmpresspaper.com
Gulf Coast Tent Rental 3506 Sycamore Ln. Gulf Breeze 850-932-3311 gulfcoasttents.net
Printers of Pensacola 1207 W. Garden St. 850-434-2588
Kent’s Special Events 3877 N. Palafox St. 850-932-3505 gokents.com
Scripted Calling @scriptedcalling scriptedcalling@gmail.com TENT/FURNITURE RENTAL A Grand Affair Party Rental 12189 County Road 65 Foley (251) 943-8188 Grand Rental Station 5615 Bauer Rd. 497-8590
Marry Me Wedding Rentals 4904 Chaney St. 850-607-8090 marrymeweddingrentals.com North Hill Chair Covers and Linens 5045 Mobile Hwy. 850-937-6894 Tap the Coast 850-322-8579 tapteam@tapthecoast.com
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Elite Travel Agency Inc. 2105 Airport Blvd. 850-478-7740
Momentus Films 1507 E La Rua St 850-450-3135
Enlightened Events 904 E Scott st 850-686-0898
Wedding Walls 5465 Woodbine Rd. Pace 850-995-9988 tracy@weddingwalls.com
Springdale Travel 313 S. Palafox St. 850-434-2543
Rising Star Video Productions 850-516-6214 risingstarvideo.tv
The Eventful Planner 150 Industrial Park Rd. St #2 Destin 850-460-4023 theeventfulplanner.com
Gulf Breeze Travel Agency 3233 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 850-932-9276
Salt and Light Visuals 850-712-6701 saltandlightvisuals@gmail.com
Majestic Travel 3043 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 850-934-3597
StoryLive Productions Cantonment 850-503-1735 storyliveproductions.com
TRAVEL Around the Globe Travel Inc. P.O. Box 620 Cantonment 850-473-1400 Berkshire Travel Centre 2556 Cove Rd. Navarre 850-939-5779
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Ron Little Studios 9255 N. Palafox St. Ste. B 850-484-9814 ronlittlestudios.com
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Forever I Do Weddings 850-314-9448 foreveridoweddings.com Sara Gillianne Weddings & Events 130 S. Palafox St. 850-291-6502 Gold Coast Event Services 2737 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 850-313-0583 gulfcoasteventservices.com
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5eleven Palafox 511 S. Palafox St. 850-637-1044 events@5elevenpalafox.com
Nancy’s Haute Affairs 555 Scenic Hwy. #6721 850-434-0112 nancyshauteaffairs.com
LeeLee's Blooms, Floral & Event Studio 4831 Woodcliff Dr 850-466-5975 leeleessassyblooms.com
Samantha Jackson Weddings 850-221-3638 samanthajacksonweddings.com
Wedding Bees 574-286-5606 weddingbeescompany@gmail.com
Shelby Peaden Events 327 S Co Hwy. 393 Unit 201 Santa Rosa Beach 850-685-9186 shelbypeadenevents.com
Your Plan A Events 850-310-9613 patricia@yourplanaevents.com yourplanaevents.com
Sweet P Weddings & Events 574-286-5606 hello@sweetpweddings.com
Angelena’s Ristorante Italiano 101 E. Intendencia St. 850-542-8398 angelenaspensacola.com Banana Cabana 3698 Ponce De Leon Ct. Gulf Shores, AL 214-673-9100 banana-cabana.com Bodacious Shops 407 S Palafox St 850-934-8444 ext. 333 Autumn@bodaciousolive.com
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Casino Beach Bar and Grille 41 Fort Pickens Rd. Gulf Breeze 850-932-6313 events@casinobeachbar.com City of Pensacola Department of Parks & Recreations Administration 222 W. Main St. 850-436-5670 cityofpensacola.com The Club at Hidden Creek 3070 PGA Blvd. Navarre 850-939-4604 theclubathiddencreek.com Coldwater Gardens 7009 Creek Stone Rd. Milton 850-426-1300 coldwatergardens.com
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The Fish House 600 S. Barracks St. 850-470-0003 fishhousepensacola.com Fountain Park 300 E Zaragoza St 850-595-5985 historicpensacola.org
The Gulf – Orange Beach, AL 27500 Perdido Beach Blvd., Orange Beach 251-424-1800 thegulf.com HighPointe Hotel Corporation 311 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 850-932-9314 highpointe.com
The Garden Center 1850 N. 9th Ave. 850-432-6095 pensacolagardencenter.com Gulf Coast Getaways 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Ste. 22 850-417-8054 floridagulfcoastgetaway.com The Gulf – Okaloosa Island 1284 Marler Ave., Fort Walton Beach 850-387- 1300 thegulf.com
Hilton Pensacola Beach Gulf Front 12 Via De Luna Dr. 850-916-2999 hiltonpensacolabeach.com Historic Pensacola Village 120 Church St. 850-595-5985 historicpensacola.org Holland Farms 2055 Homer Holland Rd. Milton 850-675-6876 hollandfarmsonline.com
Imogene Theatre 6866 Caroline St. Milton 850-626-2117 @TheImogeneTheatre (Facebook)
The Museum of Commerce 201 Zarragossa St. 850-595-5985 historicpensacola.org
The Lee House 400 Bayfront Pkwy. 850-912-8770 leehousepensacola.com
New World Inn/Skopelos 600 S. Palafox St. 850-432-4111 skopelosatnewworld.com
Live Oak Plantation 7874 Beulah Rd. 850-449-2100 liveoakplantation.com
Old Christ Church 405 S Adams St. 850-595-5985 historicpensacola.org
Margaritaville Beach Hotel 165 Fort Pickens Rd. 850-916-9755 margaritavillehotel.com
Oyster Bay Boutique Hotel 410 S. Florida Blanca St. 850-595-5985 historicpensacola.org
The Milton Garden Club Center 5256 Alabama St. Milton 850-626-2003 miltongardenclub.com
The Palafox House 196 N. Palafox St. 850-433-9450 palafoxhouse.com
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Palafox Wharf Waterfront 617 S. Palafox St. 850-748-5102 palafoxwharf.com
Pensacola Grand Hotel 200 E. Gregory St. 850-433-3336 pensacolagrandhotel.com
Pensacola Yacht Club 1897 Cypress St 850-433-8804 ext. 102 pensacolayachtclub.org
Sowell Farms 7650 Sowell Rd. Milton 850-626-2746 sowellfarms.com
Paradise Beach Homes 27 Via de Luna Dr. 850-916-0777 paradisebeachhomes.com
Pensacola Little Theatre 400 S. Jefferson St. 850-432-2042 pensacolalittletheatre.com
Polonza Bistro 286 N. Palafox St. 850-912-6454 polonza.com
Tiger Point Golf Club 1255 Country Club Rd. Gulf Breeze 850-932-1333 tigerpointgolf.com
Pensacola Bay Brewery 225 Zaragoza St. 850-434-3353 pbbrew.com
Pensacola Lighthouse and Museum 2081 Radford Blvd. 850-393-1561 pensacolalighthouse.org
Sanders Beach Community Center 913 S. I St. 850-436-5198 cityofpensacola.com
UWF Historic Trust 120 Church St. 850-595-5985 uwf.edu
Pensacola Beach Weddings 1427 Sound Retreat Dr. Navarre 850-293-2457 pensacolabeachweddings.com Pensacola Cultural Center 400 S. Jefferson St. 850-432-2042 Ext. 100 pensacolalittletheatre.com
Pensacola Museum of Art 407 S. Jefferson St. 850-432-6247 historicpensacola.org
Scenic Hills Golf & Country Club 8891 Burning Tree Rd. 850-476-0380 scenichills.com Seville Quarter/Heritage Hall 130 E. Government St. 850-434-6211 sevillequarter.com
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