This year Love/Make included over 75 creative vendors doing unique work in the industry. With a focus on DIY, indie alternatives to the traditional wedding aesthetic, there wasn't a cherub in site. We kicked things off on a sunny Sunday afternoon at Terra Gallery where attendees enjoyed live music, delicious food samples, special offers and a really cute free tote bag design by The Bold Italic.
If you missed the event, this video shot and edited by Photo/Dept will give you a sense of all the fun from that day.
Terra Gallery's talented bar staff provided guests with free cocktails made with fresh squeezed juices and herbs. There were serving up cocktails made with Korbel Champagne, Luxardo, and The King's Ginger.
Our friend's from Home Sweet Flowers taught guests how to make their own flower crowns.
Mini of SF was onsite providing tons of fun and photo ops for guests.
The folks from Wells Fargo were on-hand offering practical advice to couples on everything from joint checking accounts to saving up to buy their first home.
Tin Pot Creamery teamed up with Clubhouse Caravan to create the cutest, most delicious dessert scenario possible.
The lovely ladies from A Practical Wedding were offering up their expert advice on our guests' toughest questions.
Daughters of Simone brought their gorgeous bohemian chic wedding gowns on site to try on.
Kari Orvik Tintype Studio offers couples a ton of unique portraiture options.
The folks at Stag Dining wowed everyone with their delicious flavor combinations and original presentation.
Mean Louise played a lively set that even brought some of our vendors to their feet.
We had our favorite food trucks, Curry Up Now and El Sur on hand serving up for those who worked up an appetite after a full day of wedding planning.
Bloominous had some amazing DIY activations that included how to make a wildflower bouquets.
Our friends at Western Editions showcased their beautiful letterpress wedding invitations.
Hawaiian Airlines gave one lucky winner a trip for two to Hawaii. That lucky, lucky winner
The lovely duo from Heart of Gold DJs kept the crowd bumpin' upstairs.
M Sibthorpe displayed some of the most original and breathtaking wedding photography we've seen.
All of these beautiful photos were shot by Russell Levi and our very own Sierra Hartman. Here are a few more of our favorite shots!
