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A Romantic, Shabby-Chic Wedding in Mooresville, AL

Jessica and Griffin exchanged vows in an outdoor ceremony held on the beautiful grounds of the Creekside Plantation. The couple chose a garden-inspire

Jessica and Griffin exchanged vows in an outdoor ceremony held on the beautiful grounds of the Creekside Plantation. The couple chose a garden-inspired shabby-chic theme for their wedding, which they successfully pulled off by mixing a soft pink and white color palette with rustic and vintage details.

The square groom's cake was three layers and had a nautical theme. Each layer was accented with rope-like piping and the top layer was marked with a anchor embellishment.
Scabiosa pods gave the groomsmen's boutonnieres a unique rustic twist.
Pink linens and miniature ivy topiary trees in distressed white urns gave the reception tables a garden-inspired feel. The couple used mismatched china for a feminine, shabby-chic touch.
For her something blue, Jessica wore a pair of crystal-embellished Badgley Mischka heels.
Jessica and her bridesmaids carried round bouquets of pastel blooms including peonies, roses, lamb's ear and ranunculuses.
Jessica & Griffin exchanged vows in an intimate outdoor ceremony at the Creekside Plantation. The landscaped gardens and antebellum architecture lent the affair an elegant vibe and Southern flair.
In addition to the cake, Jessica and Griffin served up a selection of miniature pies to their guests.
Jessica and Griffin incorporated distressed furniture, a vintage terrarium and mismatched photo frames into the decor for a shabby-chic look.
The couple chose simple tea-length programs with a fun curly typeface in purple ink.
The three-tiered fondant cake was decorated perfectly for the couple's spring nuptials. Pink fondant was decorated with lace and a pearl-colored monogram. Bright pink peonies topped the cake for fresh spring touch.
The bridesmaids wore short chiffon dresses in a pale pink hue. Jessica's maid of honor wore a floor length gown in the same color and style.
The desserts were displayed in a wooden pie safe and farm table for a rustic, country look.
The couple posed for photographs in the lush vineyards at the Creekside Plantation.
Guests played lawn games like cornhole during cocktail hour.