Tuscan Romance Meets Modern Elegance at Monserate Winery


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Candice wanted a modern yet classic wedding and was inspired by the idea of a wedding in Tuscany. I had to convince her to pivot from a Los Angeles wedding to Fallbrook, about 3 hours south of her original desired location, but once she saw Monserate Winery, she immediately understood why I wanted her to see Monserate Winery in person. The Tuscan vibes of the scrolling property, the luxe finishes in each space, and the attention to detail in every nook set Monserate apart from its venue competition.






































A beautiful plated dinner was served, followed by the perfect wedding cake by Jenny Wenny Cakes.
Candice & I leaned into the Tuscan vibe and kept the color palette clean and classic, using whites, ivory, and creams.
Jenny Wenny Cakes created a stunning ribboned wedding cake that we displayed in the reception space.
Clean and classic bud vases with white roses lined each dining table with ground floral pieces placed at the ends of each table. The long reception tables played into the Italian inspiration, creating a feeling of a romantic, elevated dinner party.
The ceremony aisle was lined with floral ground pieces, and the altar was flanked by hand painted white pots and pedestals with florals artfully placed in, around, and on them.
The cream and white checkered dance floor added distinction to the dance area while keeping the space light and elevated.











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Photography: Tracy Pacana | Event Planning: Palm + Pine Events | Floral Design: Sweet Floral Dreams | Cake: JennyWenny Cakes | Hair: Kamari | Hair: Ricki Styles | DJ: DJ Beatific | Wedding Venue: Monserate Winery | Beauty: Manuel Espinoza | Beauty: Angel Collier | Content Creator: The Social Club | Linen Seating Chart: Look Good on Paper Co. | Rentals: Adore Folklore | Signage: Goldie Crew Creative
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