Inside Emily and Ryan’s Spring Wedding
Emily and Ryan tied the knot this spring at the Ashton Depot on April 10th, 2026. Their wedding mirrored the perfect spring day. McKenzie Wollin with L&M Events worked diligently with her team of vendors to create Emily and Ryan’s dream wedding. Intricate florals, created by Donna - Out of the Garden, filled the Robert Carr Church where the ceremony was held. Bouquets and arrangements held blush pinks and light greens creating a soft and delicate atmosphere for their day of love. Photographer Jenn Ayers captured these lifelong memories for the couple, not only catching the hushed and quiet moments but also the lively reception where the party didn’t end.
Emily made a radiant and glowing bride. Her makeup was a natural glam look with soft pink colors. This look composes a natural and effortless finish while still maintaining the elements of medium coverage and contour. Her lashes were full and wispy with a pink lip that perfectly paired. Her hair was wrapped in a low bun, a classic and elegant look especially for spring weddings. This hairstyle is versatile, able to withstand windy or humid weather. It was neatly pulled back with a light texture to add a touch of volume. The true intricacies of this bun were in the wrap itself. Emily’s highlights perfectly showed the dimension and detail of this wrapped bun. To finish this hairstyle, Emily chose wispy face framing pieces to soften the look.
After cocktail hour, our bride and her groom hit the dance floor. Intensity Band livened the room, instruments creating that full-bodied sound. The reception was decorated to celebrate and commemorate by Grand Events. Activities like a photobooth by MIRMIR were available to guests, giving them one of the best take home gifts of modern weddings - a photobooth strip. Emily and Ryan said their goodbyes to guests at the end of the night after a kiss in silver streams surrounded by all their loved ones. In their lively red convertible, Emily and Ryan drive off that night officially as Mr. and Mrs. Parkhill.
