family | HUE By Sarah Davidson

This week we’re diving into Sarah’s personal life again, sharing a special day all around for her family, celebrating her daughter Lila’s baptism as well as her parents 30th wedding anniversary.

To help capture everything, we connected with an old high school friend who has started her own photography business and put forward some gorgeous work – Abby Park Photography. It was great to see her again and now grow together in the same industry! Trust us, you haven’t seen the last of this partnership yet.

Celebrations were held at Sarah’s childhood home on one of the nice last days of fall, who threw in a splash of color for us among the cool breeze. Her pastor that she grew up performed the baptism and Lila wore a grown made by her grandmother.

Then the party started! Eastside Exclusive brought the tunes as guests grabbed champagne and filled the dance floor to celebrate John and Cathy’s marriage, and their family’s journey through the decades. This included a special poem, a bit of jitterbug, and whole lot of smiles.

The Dream Team:

Planning and Coordination: Harmonious Union Events
Photography: Abby Park Photography
Catering: Eden’s Meat Market
Cookies: Sweet N’ Sassy Classy Cookies
Band: Eastside Exclusive
Baptism Gown: Regency Fiber Arts
Rentals: Area Rental

As HUE goes into it’s fourth wedding season, we’re really just connecting with couples who are a perfect all-around fit for how we like to do business. For me, Mark and Chelly were that couple. The first time we met each other, I was newly pregnant and they were in the process of growing their family through adoption. By the time their wedding day came around, just over a year later, we both had brand new babies and together were attempting to figure out this new parent thing one day at a time. By the way, make sure to see photos below of baby Cora, one of the most darling little wedding party members I have ever met!

Tenney Park in downtown Madison was gorgeous as always for these September nuptials. With the addition of rentals from Event Essentials and A La Crate, as well as designs by Sweet Pea Floral, we were able to exactly hit the low-key but elegant vibe they envisioned. You can’t really compete with feeding ducks in the pond at sunset, can you?