Elizabeth and Nick prophetically first met while playing characters who get married in a stage production of The Drowsy Chaperone. We think their experience with saying “I do” on stage allowed this dynamic duo to throw the most spectacular party when their very own special day arrived! Drawing inspiration from The Drowsy Chaperone’s 20th century art nouveau decor, Elizabeth and Nick chose a dusty peach and deep cerulean theme and sourced a seriously impressive collection of vintage items like old clocks, compasses, and pearls galore to decorate the venue. The Markows Photography captured every amazing detail of this Pennsylvania Aldie Mansion wedding, including some stunning candid portraits of the couple!
The Couple:
Elizabeth and Nick The Wedding:
Aldie Mansion, Doylestown, Pennsylvania

I really wanted to look like a romantic painting, and basically drew my dream dress before I even knew it existed. My dress was Lovely Girl from Reem Acra, which I personalized by adding a small jeweled applique to the center of the waist ribbon. I loved the classic buttons up the back, the movement of the layered silk skirt, and how the illusion neckline made it look like tiny jeweled leaves were growing onto my body. I wore my mother?s bridal earrings and turned the charm necklace my father gave to me at birth into a charm bracelet. My shoes were my ?something blue.”

Nick and I met playing characters who (prophetically) got married in a stage production...