A Traditional Green-and-White Wedding in Missouri

Zooey clutches a bouquet of white peonies and green lady slipper orchids; she wears an Oscar de la Renta gown and a custom Tia Mazza veil, while David wears a suit by Brooks Brothers with a tie custom-made to match the bridesmaid dresses.

The Forest Park Visitor Center is transformed with a few affordable enhancements, including wreath-topped stacks of boxes, wrapped in imported papers and ribbons, to serve as table numbers; potted dusty miller, later planted in the mother of the bride's garden, adds a verdant note to the table.

The scrolled artwork on the stationery suite made its way onto many other paper elements, including a take-home notepad. Stationery by Two Blue Doors.

The bride and her bridesmaids pose in front of the pond at the St. Louis Art Museum, site of David's proposal. The bridesmaids wore dresses by Coren Moore.

Bridesmaids received gifts wrapped in luxurious paper.

Pre-made wired fabric garlands are twisted and arranged to form the bride and groom's initials on homemade ribbon napkin rings. Catering by Catering St. Louis.

A single white tulip graces David's lapel, a nod to the wedding's springlike feel and palette. Flowers by Bloomin' Buckets.

Reception Location: Forest Park Visitor Center
Catering: Catering St. Louis
Cake: Sugaree Baking Company
Wedding Photography: Susan Jackson
Flowers: Bloomin' Buckets
Stationery: Two Blue Doors
Music: Arvell & Co.
Bride's Gown: Oscar de la Renta
Bridesmaid Gowns: Coren Moore