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V+L’s wedding took place in early October at the serene Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas. We were so excited for the sweet couple to finally tie the knot after having to postpone their wedding due to Covid. They opted for a smaller wedding of about 75 guests, many of whom, flew in for V+L’s special day.

It was important to the couple that they honor their Chinese roots during their wedding. They incorporated their Chinese heritage through the following elements:

The bride changed into traditional attire during the reception
The father of the groom gave a speech in English while the father of the bride gave a speech in Chinese
Chinese knots were on each place setting (but in blue to match the color palette)
The groom performed Chinese yo-yo tricks with friends

Fun facts about the wedding:

The couple had a live painter at the reception
The bride’s gown was from designer Ines di Santo , with painted flowers on the train, from Stanley Korshak
Sarah was the lead planner for the wedding, but went on maternity leave a few weeks prior to their wedding, so Hallie took over! Sarah was excited to stop by the rehearsal to say hi and help, as well as to see the planning for the wedding day come to life!

Continue reading to see the thoughtful review the couple left Sarah:
“We are so fortunate to come across Keestone Events. Sarah was absolutely the best. She went above and beyond to ensure our wedding unfolded as we envisioned. Like many other couples, our wedding was also impacted by COVID. Sarah made the postponement as painless and hassle-free as possible. Even though one month before our wedding, Sarah had to step down for personal reasons, she found us a substitute in her position and still showed up at our wedding to help out”See other weddings that Sarah has planned for below: