We also ended up ordering a small chocolate cake (8 in.) in addition to the chocolate and lemon cupcakes. The only downside was that no one could find a cake box at the end of the night and the remnants didn't really survive the trip back to the lodge.
Michelle was really easy to work with and extremely helpful. We really enjoyed working with her. It was very stress-free, which is perfect for a wedding vendor.
On a side note, a friend of mine and her husband had dinner at Big Sur Bakery the Friday before the wedding and they raved about it! I can't wait to go back and have a proper meal there.
Photo by matirose
4 comments:
After seeing your wedding posted on one of my daily reads - OnceWed, I've now flagged you and will be pouring over your archives. Your wedding has a very similar look/feel to what we will be trying to achieve next August.
My groom is from the Monterey Peninsula and while we debated on having the wedding somewhere on the gorgeous central coast (I just told him about the elopement package at one of our favorite spots - Ventana!), I convinced him to have it in the city we now call home - Portland OR. However - we'll be at a rural outdoor venue and I hope we can achieve the level of beauty that you did for your incredible Big Sur wedding!
Thank you for providing so much inspiration!
I just wanted to say I just stumbled upon your site & love it! great great ideas, thanks!
lisa@ http://craftmybride.blogspot.com
beautiful ideas - my fiance and i were looking in that area as well. I was wondering if you knew whether the ventana inn would let you rent the ceremony site and then host the reception off site (it's a little out of our budget otherwise) =D
hi there. im getting married in big sur in august and have come back to your blog several times but unfortunately the photos have all disappeared. are they somewhere else where i might access them. if so my email is susanz@gmail.com. i would greatly appreciate it!
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