These days a party just isn’t a party without a photo booth, where people lose all — well, most — inhibitions. However, there were very few inhibitions to start at the inaugural White Out party at Dallas Contemporary, where white-clad guests sampled dozens of clear spirits courtesy of Sigel’s.
After liquoring up on Patron tequila, Three Olives vodka and Hendrick’s gin — to name but a few — scenesters grabbed some props and struck a few poses for the Digital PhotoBooth onsite, courtesy of CultureMap.
This is only a tiny glimpse of the hilarity that ensued behind this camera. You can see the full gallery — all 700-plus pictures — here.
Photo by Laura Perez Photography via Facebook/People
Cheers for the Allmans!
Reece Weaver, a fan favorite on the hit Netflix series America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, married her college beau Will Allman in a fairytale wedding - complete with a Disney touch.
The University of Alabama sweethearts wed in the bride’s home state of Florida on April 20, 2024. Despite the couple's posts of gorgeous photos on Instagram the last few months, the first behind-the-scenes details were reported byPeople magazine on August 9 (aka week one of Cowboys pre-season).
On America’s Sweethearts, Weaver was a DCC rookie known as a sweet Southern belle as devoted to her religious faith and her fiancé as she was to making the team. Her romance and engagement to Allman, her first boyfriend, was part of her story arc.
According to People, the ceremony took place outdoors at the Barn At Cottonwood Ranch in Callahan, Florida. Weaver walked down the aisle to a song from her favorite Disney movie, Tangled.
She wore a strapless A-line gown from The White Magnolia Bridal, while the groom wore a light blue suit in keeping with the event’s spring color palette.
In photos captured by Laura Perez Photography and published in People, Weaver and Allman can be seen exchanging vows before a large wooden cross adorned with flowers. According to People, they took Holy Communion as part of the ceremony, and the officiant offered prayers for them.
At the reception, the magazine says, their 250 guests feasted on Mission BBQ and two cakes - a tiered confection by Crème de la Cocoa and one in the shape of the Alabama's football field, where the couple met.
The wedding reportedly was attended by several fellow DCC cheerleaders, so naturally a performance of their iconic “Thunderstruck” routine took place later in the evening.