Liriodendrin Mansion goes Hawaiian!

On a sunny, warm summer day at Liriodendrin Mansion, Peggy and Mark brought the charm of the islands to Bel Air! This small wedding was a perfect celebration with family and friends at the palladian style mansion that was the summer home of one of the founders of Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Peggy's dress was handmade in Hawaii, perfect for the summertime tone of their wedding. Mark wore a beautiful Kukui Nut Lei, the first prayer beads of the Hawaiian people, and often worn during wedding ceremonies.  The bride and groom were meticulous in their planning, from the amazing flowers by Nancy Smith to the food selected and created by Dean and Brown caterers. The couple exchanged vows at the two centuries old St. Ignatius Church.  The guests were encouraged to join in with light and summery beach attire.  Mark created wonderful table cards, a lava rock display, among many other touches that brought Hawaii to Bel Air in July!