Blush and Gray Wedding | Charlotte Wedding Planner

Belk Chapel and Levine Museum of the New South Wedding

Candice and Brad decided to get married at the Levine Museum of the New South in Uptown Charlotte with a ceremony at the Belk Chapel using gorgeous blush and gray wedding colors! Brad loved the Levine Museum of the New South because he is a teacher and loved the history aspect. The guests were able to go through the museum during cocktail hour.

Candice and Brad met a little later in life but they have certainly made up for lost time! You can just feel their love when they are around each other and how happy they are with life. They have the cutest dogs and Candice’s parents are the absolute sweetest.

It was a gorgeous March day and Candice kept her colors feminine, per her request, with pink and gray, and touches of blush in the flowers, with lots of candlelight throughout her venue. The ceremony was at the Belk Chapel at Queens University, which is just a beautiful chapel. Candice wanted amazing flowers, great food, and a huge party – and I think we delivered! The flowers from the Blossom Shop were amazing! Not only did they look amazing, but the lilies in them also made the whole room smell so good. I helped Candice with some of the design, and I am so glad she went with the chivari chairs and pop of pink in the linens. Even Brad commented during the room reveal that it wasn’t too much pink ?

At the reception, Candice was on the dance floor the whole time! This is exactly what she wanted and she told me she loved to dance. The cake was the showstopper in the middle of the dance floor and one of the first things guests saw after cocktail hour. Brad made the sweetest slideshow to play during the reception and Candice finally got to watch it at the end of the night. Candice and Brad had a private last dance and were able to enjoy a moment together with each other.

Candice and Brad, I wish you a lifetime of happiness!

XOXO,

Amanda

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See our other weddings at the Belk Chapel here or the Levine Museum of the New South here!