With a passion for their hometown of Philadelphia that runs as deep as their own love, Kelly Vile and Jeffrey Riley did their wedding “Philly style”… complete with the Eagles fan-mobile to fly the lovebirds and guests between the day’s venues.
As the planning process got underway with the Glenside event boutique La Petite Fleur, it became evident that the Mr. and Mrs.’ big day wouldn't be complete without a nod to the City of Brotherly Love. With a theme both in-mind and at-heart, they decided to emphasize their love of each other and all that is Philadelphia starting with the stationery.
Setting the scene for this spirited event, La Petite Fleur owner Leigh Karsch designed custom invitations that were rich in concept and color – featuring deep hues of red and pink and the infamous LOVE logo that’s synonymous with Philadelphia (and now Kelly and Jeff). The text within this unique pocket invitation detailed the specifics and asked guests to join the couple for dinner, dancing and whistle-wetting.
La Petite Fleur’s execution of the Riley’s vision of love was classy and, at times, unexpected as evidenced by the reception table cards, which were adorned with the word “love” in multiple languages. The boutique’s floral design was also called into play with the tables showcasing magnificent red twinkle centerpieces comprised of bountiful curly willow braches lovingly strewn with dangling crystals and orchids.
The bride and groom were ushered into their reception by none other than the Philadelphia Mummers, and guests were encouraged to ‘show some love’ at a photobooth set up in a corner of the ballroom.
For Mr. and Mrs. Riley, their June wedding was not only one of the hottest days, but one of the most romantic as well. Even with a record-high temperature, Kelly and Jeff’s “love affair” paid homage to LOVE with a wedding that was classy, happy and nothing less than Philly.
Invitations, Menus, Signage: Custom designed by La Petite Fleur
Flowers and Decor: La Petite Fleur
Photos: Sweetwater Portraits by Julie Melton
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