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A Ritz-Carlton Wedding in Sarasota, Florida

Metallics and crystals reigned supreme at the couple’s glam bash.

Metallics and crystals reigned supreme at the couple’s glam bash.

All-white arrangements of roses, hydrangeas and lilies were placed in tall glass vases and hung with strands of glittery crystals.
Kim wore a pair of classic white Christian Louboutin pumps for the ceremony.
Guests were sent lavender and silver trifold invitations that had a crystal brooch and white silk ribbon around the outside of the custom cards.
The bridesmaids carried lavender and purple bouquets of roses, orchids, hydrangeas and seeded eucalyptus.
The chairs along the ceremony aisle were decorated with bouquets of white roses and hydrangeas.
The groomsmen wore purple vanda orchids pinned to the lapels of their classic black tuxedos.
Kimberly's one-of-a-kind gown was made from 35 yards of silk duchess satin with French Alencon lace and Swarovski crystals. The gown was fitted to my figure to ensure perfection--all 35 pounds of it, says the bride.
Scattered crystals sparkled in Kimberly’s all-white bouquet of peonies, garden roses and gardenias.
Lace and lavender ribbons were attached to wands, which guests found on their seats next to the elegant white programs.
The couple’s elaborate, seven-tier fondant cake featured three different flavors: raspberry, amaretto and yellow chiffon.
Lavender and silver pillows provided a comfortable place to rest on the modern white lounge furniture.
The gray and white escort cards were embellished with a pretty lavender ribbon that complemented the day's color palette.
The newlyweds chose Everything by Lifehouse for their first dance.
Vintage gates, accented with gorgeous floral garlands, were opened once the bride made her grand entrance on the arm of her father.
Kim's bridesmaids could choose either a silver or lavender gown, which was custom made by the same designer that created the bride's dress.
Statement floral arrangements filled with white hydrangeas, lilies and roses sat at the entrance to the ceremony space.