From a ceremony at the luxurious Santa Barbara Club to roaming the streets of downtown, this couple took full advantage of the city and whole-heartedly embraced the theme of industrial meets preppy. Small details are what really combined to make the day special including the bride’s dazzling tiered wedding gown from Blush Ivory, the groom and groomsmen’s floral ties, multi-colored flower bouquets from Evermore Floral, and a dramatic intertwining branch wedding arch.

At the reception, seersucker table runners from Fantasy Vintage Bridal fulfilled the preppy half of the theme and were paired with white plates featuring detailed edges and blue-tinted vintage glasses. K Crook Design also created shaded gold oyster place cards for the event as a tribute to the groom’s childhood. For dessert, a traditional white wedding cake was accompanied by boozy strawberry shortcake cocktails and lemon fruit tarts from Sweet Cheeks Baking Company, as well as Spudnuts donuts. Half Full Photography captured the magic of the whole day.

From the Bride:

The first vacation Ryan and Krissi ever took to Santa Barbara made it their number one choice for a destination wedding. Krissi has been in the event industry for over 15 years, and wanted to choose a venue to match her aesthetic and The Santa Barbara Club and Alice Keck Park Memorial fit the bill. With an industrial meets preppy vibe in mind, the vendors completed the look with elements like concrete and seersucker fabric. Most of the vendors traveled to Santa Barbara from the San Diego area, where the couple put them up in vendor house together. Some of the more personal elements they chose included place cards made of gilded oysters, a nod to the Cape Cod upbringing of the groom as well as framed records for their guests to sign to mirror one of the brides obsessions. The wedding was capped off the following day with a walking tour of non-other than the famous funk zone, bringing their love and lives full circle.