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Melissa & Scott: A Formal Wedding in Colleyville, TX

A personal touch was apparent in every aspect of Melissa and Scott's wedding. Their colors were coral and sage tones, which worked perfectly with the

A personal touch was apparent in every aspect of Melissa and Scott's wedding. Their colors were coral and sage tones, which worked perfectly with the elegant, organic touches they, including many that the bride made herself. THE BRIDE Melissa Miller, 28, a musical theater performer THE GROOM Scott Everett, 34, an attorney THE DATE July 17 Sometimes it's mother who knows best. Melissa was introduced to Scott by her mother, who worked with him and thought the two would make a great couple. Precisely three years after their first date, Scott asked Melissa to marry him. The two soon began planning a casually elegant wedding.

Melissa carried a nosegay of white and cream orchids and roses accented with green berries; her bridesmaids' included coral gerbera daisies, yellow calla lilies, and pink and red roses.
Melissa wore a custom-designed strapless, A-line, silk gown from Eugenia Couture that featured alencon lace covering the bodice and the hemline.
The Couple
Melissa and Scott's four-tier, champagne-flavored wedding cake was adorned with small metal scrapbooking plaques, sage ribbon, and pink roses, and was topped off with a stainless steel letter 'E.'
The Exit
The Flower Girl Details
For dessert, the candy bar was a highlight: Guests could make favors from the candies on display, another perfect handmade touch.
The First Dance
Guests took home boxes of candy they'd packed up themselves from the candy bar at the reception.
The Music
The Accessories
The Ceremony