Tropical Turquoise Margaritaville Wedding

Brittanie + Brett

It was a taste of the tropics at the beautiful wedding of Brittanie and Brett. They knew they absolutely had to exchange their vows at the Margaritaville Resort in Orlando. This venue took everyone away to a little piece of paradise. Live Happy Studios captured these images of Brittanie and Brett’s Tropical Turquoise Margaritaville Wedding.

Tropical Teal

Brittanie chose the color turquoise for her bridesmaids to compliment the tropical vibe of the Margaritaville Resort. The color was perfect as it popped against the bamboo and green palm fronds found inside the hotel. While Brittanie and her bridesmaids got ready inside one suite, the groomsmen got ready in another. The bridal gown that Brittanie chose had lots of delicate lace detailing and an elegant long train. Brett wore a khaki-colored suit, dark brown shoes, and a white tie. The bridesmaids and bride carried tropical bouquets made with anthurium and orchids. After they were both ready, the couple enjoyed taking a few minutes to share a quiet first look with each other before the ceremony.

A Traditional Jewish Ceremony

Brittanie and Brett held true to their faith and had a traditional Jewish wedding ceremony. They began by signing the wedding contract with their family watching, then they said their I Dos under a white draped chuppah decorated with an array of roses and palm fronds for the perfect tropical look.

Let’s Celebrate

Guests couldn’t wait to head to the reception and celebrate with the happy couple. Everyone was seated at round tables with tropical centerpieces set high atop gold stands and our Gold Belmont Chargers took centerstage at each place setting. Brittanie and Brett danced their first dance, cut the beautiful wedding cake made by Cake and Bake, and toasted their new life together in addition to enjoying an amazing celebration with their friends and family.

Congratulations!!

We are honored to have been a part of Brittanie and Brett’s Tropical Turquoise Margaritaville Wedding. Cheers to the happy couple and we wish them many years of wedded bliss in addition to keeping that tropical spirit alive!