Ready for some serious awesomeness? From Max, this super insanely stylish wedding has us so inspired for summer and for doing things your own way. If you have stellar personal style, (and you happen to be the global design director for Nike Sportswear, like Jarrett) let it show all the time… especially at your wedding. Andi was nice enough to share all the details from their day… including an 80’s Ferrari, custom designed beach towels, and a Native American ceremony.
Here goes…
Love their invites and towels designed by Dutch artist Parra, who Andi and Jarrett got to know while they lived in Amsterdam. They loved his design so much it became a central theme of their wedding.
They chose their amazing pool towels as favors because it fit with the theme of the wedding (pool, party, sun); and they turned out to be a fun way for their guests to identify each other at the pool during the weekend. They were a huge hit. And they were organic bamboo fabric, making them even better. Exceptional attention to detail you guys!
Gorgeous ceremony and Native American flute by Bill Neal. All around rad way to get married.
Rachel Pally dresses for Andi’s maids. So chic in their different styles, which she had them accessorize with chunky gold and vermillion. This lady thinks of everything.
And the groomsmen wore their own suits + matching Nikes. Obvs.
Then there’s the guests, who look like they might moonlight on the Sartorialist. Yes, suits can be worn as shorts and if you have the right attitude you can absolutely show up barefoot to a wedding.
Notice aforementioned Ferrari. Nice touch.
And the details from the party. Andi used her wedding as an excuse to work with Confetti System, who she (and we) loves. The bright shiny colors were an excellent contrast to the pretty neutrals of the desert.
Their cake was based on Parra’s design and made by Jeannette Hardin. Table numbers made by good friend Michael Leon, who also brought the keys to the Ferrari.
We didn’t even mention that Michael was in effect as the DJ du jour, which is as good it gets when it comes to music.
We could keep talking about how much we love the whole vibe, but you can clearly see for yourselves how perfect this all is. SAVE EVERY PHOTO IN YOUR INSPIRATION FOLDERS!!! Kudos to Andi and Jarrett for putting together such a swell party. We wouldn’t expect anything less from such stylish folk.
Congratulations and thank you thank you thank you for sharing your secrets with us, Andi!
Bride’s dress: Alice Temperley (NY brides, the Temperley Soho store has an amazing collection of dresses!)
Second wedding dress, as seen on Jarrett’s blog: Hussein Chalayan
Marabou shawl and purse: both vintage and sourced by Yo Vintage in Portland, Oregon
Bridesmaids dresses: Rachel Pally with help from Andi’s BFF Caitlin Mazonas
Makeup and hair: David Rodriguez, LA
Groom’s attire: custom black on black suit by Dutchess. Eagle necklace and feather ring custom made by Goro. Harajuku, Japan. Custom shoes by Nike (of course)
Groomsmen attire: All in their own suits and socks with the same custom Nike shoes and American Apparel red chambray bow-ties.
Invites: Dutch graphic designer, Parra. Printed/assembled by Gillian Schwartz from Schwarts & Sons.
Planner: April Suess from The Bride and I, with special thanks to Erin Chaney at The Viceroy Palm Springs.
Decorations: Confetti System
Towel favors: Luxurious Organics, designed by Parra
Table numbers: hand made by friend, Michael Leon
Flowers: Arrangements Floral and Party Design
Cake: “Yes” cake by Jeanette Hardin from My Favorite Cakes & Cookies
Photography: Max Wanger
DJ/Photobooth: The Flashdance
Musical guests: Linda from King’s Highway Restaurant at the Ace Hotel. And good friend, Diane Birch, who took time out from her tour to attend and perform at the reception!
