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Bright and beautiful: A custom fabric provides the perfect palette

When a fashion designer and an architect marry, it’s a safe bet the wedding will be high on style. Mollie and Evan’s big day was no exception. Mollie, who recently launched a fashion line called CROSBY by Mollie Burch, contributed mightily to each detail—from DIYing the save the dates to designing the one-of-a-kind bridesmaid dresses. Mollie even created his-and-hers prints to be used in koozies, table runners and the groomsmen’s socks.

“I fully believe in the saying, ‘It’s all in the details,’” says Mollie.

The prints served as the initial palette from which the rest of the wedding décor was created. Mollie’s pattern—an abstract floral—complemented Evan’s more geometric, linear design.

Taking inspiration from the bride’s own fabric design, the rustic barn setting of Castle Hill Cider was reimagined—incorporating bright pinks, corals and peaches, with accents of gold. Edison bulbs and romantic drapery softened the height of the ceiling and set the mood for a perfect evening.

“I really don’t think I have a favorite moment,” says Mollie. “The entire day was a dream.”

By Caite Hamilton

Caite has been at C-VILLE since 2007, when she started as a part-time proofreader. Over the last 16 years, she's held the positions of Online Editor and Special Sections Editor. Currently the Magazine Editor of C-VILLE, Caite oversees content in special issues and special publications (ABODE, Knife & Fork, C-VILLE Weddings, and Best of C-VILLE).

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