Kara Smith and Nick Walker’s Santa Ynez Wedding
Photo: Pat Martin and M. Corey Witted1/20Getting ready for the ceremony. I wanted to look like a snowy angel for that and a vampire for the reception, which was slightly embarrassing to explain to my makeup artist, Sarah Uslan. I wore a tiered and flowing romantic dress by Houghton.
Photo: Pat Martin and M. Corey Witted2/20These giraffe cuff links were my wedding gift to Nick because he really loves giraffes. I had them brought to the room that he and his wedding party were getting ready in, along with a plate of caviar, mini Coronas, and 12 black toothbrushes. He gave me a wedding band from the 1920s that looks almost identical to his band.
Photo: Pat Martin and M. Corey Witted3/20Samantha Traina, Nick’s grooms-lady, has tied his bow ties for years now. She must have tied 15 that day, and she wore a white Elkin dress and a black suit coat to match the guys—she looked stunning.
Photo: Pat Martin and M. Corey Witted4/20Nick and I walking toward the bus that took us to the ceremony. I love the light, my veil, and the way the backs of the dresses look on my bridesmaids Brit and Emma Roberts.
Photo: Pat Martin and M. Corey Witted5/20That’s my dad waiting for me to get on the bus. We painted “All you need is love” onto the vintage buses that took us to the ceremony because our parents love the Beatles and that song, because it’s true.
