Nassau Inn Fall Outdoor Wedding Ceremony

Jennifer and Jim are an intrepid couple who met for their first date at the Princeton University Art Museum and have since traveled the world together. Jim proposed to Jennifer on a scuba diving expedition at Darwin Island in the Galapagos. Their Nassau Inn fall wedding was relaxed and unfussy, with a special Guinness beer course to celebrate the occasion.

They didn’t want to miss part of their wedding reception for portraits, so they decided to have a photo session on Princeton University campus before the ceremony. About half our wedding clients flaunt tradition in this way and do their “first look” before the ceremony takes place. Jennifer and Jim took a leisurely stroll around campus and on Princeton streets near the Nassau Inn, accompanied by their wedding party: the maid of honor and the “best woman.”

Monday Morning Flowers did a wonderful job with their festive reception decor in shades of dark red with little pops of orange and ivory. Berry accents in the bouquets completed the holiday feel.

One of my favorite things about their reception was the collection of vintage postcards they had assembled on a side table for guests to write a message. Since Jennifer and Jim are such avid travelers, the postcards were a perfect fit for their personalities. Bon voyage, Jennifer and Jim!

Bride gets ready at Nassau Inn in Princeton, photographed by Kyo MorishimaBride and groom's first look at Nassau Inn, photographed by Princeton wedding photographer Kyo MorishimaBride and groom's first kiss on wedding day at Nassau Inn, photographed by Kyo MorishimaBride and groom Princeton University campus wedding portraits, photographed by Kyo MorishimaPrinceton wedding pictures photographed by Kyo MorishimaProspect Gardens wedding portrait photographed by Kyo MorishimaProspect Gardens wedding picture photographed by Kyo MorishimaBride and groom smile at friends off camera during Prospect Gardens wedding picture shoot, photographed by Kyo MorishimaBridesmaids smile at wedding couple off-camera during Princeton fall wedding portrait session, photographed by Kyo MorishimaPrinceton fall wedding portraits photographed by Kyo MorishimaWedding bouquet and boutonniere by Monday Morning Flowers for Nassau Inn fall wedding, photographed by Kyo MorishimaBride and father before Nassau Inn fall wedding ceremony photographed by Kyo MorishimaGroom awaits bride on steps in front of Nassau Inn, photographed by Kyo MorishimaNassau Inn fall wedding ceremony begins, photographed by Kyo MorishimaBride and groom in front of Nassau Inn red door, photographed by Princeton wedding photographer Kyo MorishimaClose up of bride and groom holding hands in front of Nassau Inn red door, photographed by Kyo MorishimaNassau Inn fall wedding ceremony outdoors on patio, photographed by Kyo MorishimaTabletop decor details with flowers by Monday Morning Flowers at Nassau Inn fall wedding, photographed by Kyo MorishimaFirst dance In Nassau Inn Palmer Room, photographed by Kyo MorishimaToast during Nassau Inn Palmer Room wedding reception, photographed by Kyo MorishimaGuinness beer on wedding table at Nassau Inn, photographed by Kyo MorishimaGroom and friends enjoy Guinness beer during wedding reception at Nassau Inn, photographed by Kyo MorishimaFall wedding cake with red and orange flowers by Monday Morning Flowers and Caketeria, photographed by Kyo Morishima at the Nassau InnBride and groom enjoy a bite of cake at Nassau Inn wedding reception, photographed by Kyo Morishima

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CREDITS

Flowers: Monday Morning Flowers

Musicians: Dolce DaVita Strings

DJ: Dave Hoeffel / Sound Choice

Venue & Catering: Nassau Inn

Cake: Caketeria with Bent Spoon ice cream

Favors: Thomas Sweet chocolates

Hair/makeup: Copper River Salon

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