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    Wedding Style: Morgan and Matt

    Morgan Jaborsky and Matt Wagner, married October 13, 2012

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    The beauty of fall makes it an ideal time of year to get married. Matt and Morgan Wagner both love fall colors which made October 13th an easy choice for a wedding date. The Everal Barn in Westerville provided the gorgeous site for the day.

    “We loved the beautiful grounds and the restored and preserved historical site of the Everal Barn,” says Matt Wagner. “The barn was a perfect fit for our theme.”

    The two centered their wedding on Steampunk style, which was evident throughout their wedding day attire, the paper goods, table-top decor, and photography style.

    The bride wore a custom blouse, skirt, and bustle by Joyce Leahy. She topped her look with a corset and hat from The Alley Vintage and Costume.

    A vintage notch front tuxedo and tails outfitted the groom, who also wore a custom vest by Leahy made to match his bride’s skirt.

    Bridesmaids wore hats that were customized and decorated during the bridal shower and vintage accessories completed the wedding party’s look.

    Bouquets of orange and dark berry played off of the fall tones of the setting and bounced off the turquoise accents found throughout the wedding.

    A gluten free and allergen free cake by Bess’ Cakery also played off of the colors, with the inside playing off the theme of fall. One layer was pumpkin cake with maple filling, another of chocolate cake with raspberry filling and the third was a spice cake with dulce de leche filling.

    A theme carried throughout the wedding makes it a memorable day, but what the couple loved most was “having so many of our friends and family together to share the day.”

    Wedding Details

    Ceremony and Reception Venue: Everal Barn and Homestead in Westerville

    Bride’s Dress: Custom work by Joyce Leahy, in Worthington, combined with a corset and hat from The Alley Vintage and Costume.

    Bride’s Hair: Bon Cher Hair Designs in Westerville

    Groom’s Attire: The Alley Vintage and Costume, with a custom vest by Joyce Leahy

    Rings: Bride’s created by Gemvara. Groom’s created by Arthur Nyoni at Ohio State

    Officiant: The Rev. Kate Smanik

    Invitations: DIY by the couple

    Food: Chef Burt at Papaya Street Grill

    Flowers: Flowers on High

    Cake: Bess’ Cakery

    Cookie Bar: Shugs Cookies

    Favors: Bubble bottles, M&Ms, and candles from The Candle Lab

    Photography: Adam Clark & Meloney Buehl of GroovyDoodle Photography.

    All photos provided by GroovyDoodle Photography.

    Would you like your wedding featured on Wedding Style? Send me an email at [email protected].

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    Anne Evans is the Co-Founder and Director of Operations for The Metropreneur and Columbus Underground. She regularly contributes feature stories on both sites, as well as Mega Weekend each week. She has started and grown businesses, created experiences, forged community partnerships, and worked to create opportunities for others. She loves meeting new neighbors and those making an impact in our community. Want to connect?
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