Morgan and Zacch’s Asheville Crest Center Wedding was beautiful. This bride and groom were so excited and extremely in love. They met six years ago to the day of their October, 21 wedding while attending college at North Carolina State. After completing their degrees, the couple moved back to Zacch’s home state of Pennsylvania. Morgan thought it only fair that they have their wedding in her beautiful home state of North Carolina in the mountains.
A Gorgeous Day in the Mountains of Asheville
The couple included sweet personal touches from ceremony to reception. They had rustic signs lining the aisle with 1 Corinthians 13:4 and a mirror with their names and wedding date. An ode to Zacch’s home was a Pittsburgh cookie table that was super cute. There was an adorable guest sign in, and tons more of sweet personal details throughout the day.
Morgan looked stunning in her Bridal Beginnings dress. The lace detailing was beautiful and the sheer back with lace appliqué detailing was my favorite. I loved that the plum bridesmaid’s dresses, from David’s Bridal, mimicked the sheer theme. Morgan placed the plum color subtly in other places on her big day, such as, in her beautiful florals, by Bloom Room.
Their venue, Crest Center, is one of my favorites as a Wedding Photographer. It has the most incredible views at the outdoor ceremony space. Zacch and Morgan made a gorgeous focal point for their vows and the beauty of the mountainous background only enhanced the guests experience, not to mention made for some stunning wedding images. The reception space at the Crest Center is beautiful too. The walls of windows allow you to be inside but feel like you brought the outdoors with you. Morgan and Zacch were surrounded by family and friends for their special day and they filled the reception space with tons of energy. There was no lack of laughter and love for this sweet pair.
I love this venue. It’s such a gorgeous setting to celebrate the love that joins two souls. Being their Crest Center Wedding Photographer was such a treat!
