If sunshine could be bottled, it would look exactly like Shannon and Antonio’s wedding day at The Adams Estate in sunny Florida. Tucked away on a historic lakeside property, this dreamy venue set the perfect stage for a wedding that felt like the best kind of backyard garden party—only with way more style, a lot more florals, and just the right amount of oranges (yes, actual oranges).
From the moment guests arrived, it was clear that this was no ordinary celebration. The vibe? Springtime in a citrus grove meets pastel fairytale. Think blush pinks, soft lavenders, buttery yellows, and apricot hues sprinkled everywhere—from the bridesmaids’ dresses to the floral arrangements that looked like they were plucked straight out of a watercolor painting.
And let’s talk about those tablescapes. Instead of traditional centerpieces, Shannon and Antonio went all-in on citrus charm. Juicy oranges and tangerines nestled between pastel florals created a scene so cheerful, even the butter knives seemed to be smiling. The tables weren’t just set—they were styled with a wink and a nudge toward sunshine, springtime, and good old Florida zest.
The ceremony was cozy, heartfelt, and filled with that magical kind of love that makes you feel like you’re watching a real-life rom-com—only better, because the popcorn is replaced with champagne and the leads are actual people in love (Shannon’s walk down the aisle? Cue happy tears).
With an intimate guest list, every detail felt intentional and every moment personal. From the handwritten vows to the spontaneous dance moves during golden hour, there was a sense that this wasn’t just a wedding—it was a celebration of togetherness, wrapped in pastel ribbons and citrus perfume.
As the sun dipped low over the lake, and fairy lights flickered on over the reception, guests laughed, smoked cigars, and probably tried to sneak an extra slice of cake.
In short? Shannon and Antonio’s wedding was a slice of springtime heaven—with just the right amount of orange.
Vendors:
Adams Estate, Sarah Marie Photography
