Sweet and nontraditional, Lindsey and Cameron Richter’s October 2017 wedding was a reflection of the couple themselves.
The bride and groom met through mutual friends circa spring 2014, but took their time getting to know each other in group settings before exchanging numbers. Suffice it to say, once they did they hit it off.
After nine months of dating, Lindsey and Cameron moved in together and have been "crazy happy," says Lindsey, ever since.
The couple didn’t shy away away from marriage talk. In August 2016, after a day spent window shopping for rings, Lindsey found the one and officially became a bride to be.
“Cameron just looked at me, smiled, and told the lady helping us to wrap it up,” says Lindsey. “There was no big gesture, and he may not have gotten down on one knee in a room full of roses, but it was a perfect reflection of our relationship.”
Direct, sweet, and simple, it was a low-key engagement quintessentially Lindsey and Cameron. To follow it up, they opted for an intimate fall wedding with 60 family members and close friends.
“The vision was sweet with nontraditional elements,” says Reytheda Jackson, wedding planner and owner of Simple and Chic Events. “She wanted to create an elegant feel but still allow her family and friends to feel comfortable.”
The Springs Event Venue in Weatherford provided the perfect backdrop for the big day. Jackson utilized draping, greenery, and floral arrangements to personalize the space, working within a gray, mauve, and dusty rose color palette.
Lindsey’s brother was ordained to officiate the ceremony. They said their vows beneath a 4-foot floral chandelier. Gray draping and the the bride’s gray dress, worn in lieu of traditional white, completed the scene.
Following the “I dos,” guests spent cocktail hour gathered around an Airstream trailer, which doubled as the bar. They then went to the reception to feast on chicken and waffles, breakfast tacos, and omelets. As the bride and groom’s favorite meal is breakfast, it was only fitting that reception fare consist of breakfast standards.
Doughnut cake, breakfast pastries, and parfaits closed out the day, perfectly paired with fresh coffee courtesy of Lattes on Location.
“We always talked about marriage and our future together,” says Lindsey. “Cameron and I want the same things in life and are well on our way to building a pretty spectacular life together.”
Planning and Event Design: Simple and Chic Events, Reytheda Jackson
Venue:The Springs Event Venue
Photography:Convey Studios
Florals:Blushington Blooms
Draping and Linens:Marquee Event Rentals
Rentals: Simply Elegant Rentals
Catering:360 Restaurant and Lounge
Doughnuts:Dough Boy Donuts
DJ:My DFW DJ
Bartending: HD Liquid Catering
Coffee Bar:Lattes on Location
Photobooth: Brianna Dickson Photography
Lindsey and Cameron Richter were married October 15, 2017, in Weatherford.
Fly By Midnight.Photo by John Strange, Selig Polyscope Company
Carter Brown.Photo by Bryan Chatlien, Chatlien Photo
Landon Richie.Photo by Bryan Chatlien, Chatlien Photo
Liliana Villarreal, Kelley Robinson, Brandon Wolf, Dustin Vyers.Photo by Bryan Chatlien, Chatlien Photo
Cynt MarshallPhoto by John Strange, Selig Polyscope Company
Jason Lamoreaux and Black Tie Dinner beneficiaries.Photo by John Strange, Selig Polyscope Company