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We are so excited to announce a very exciting giveaway for all of our amazing readers!! Locally based and nationally known jeweler, Rachel Mulherin, is giving away 1 (one) Single Drop Necklace, with the color of choice to the winner! Rachel’s necklaces and other jewelry have been seen on People Magazine Style Watch November 2013 & May 2014 (on stands now), Redbook November 2013, and Seventeen Magazine’s Prom Issue 2014. Many brides around the Baltimore area have worn pieces of Rachel’s jewelry, and have coordinated necklaces for bridesmaids with their wedding’s theme colors! Just last week, we featured a wedding with Rachel’s work:
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This necklace can be a great ‘something blue’, a mother of the bride gift, a maid of honor gift, or even just a great necklace for you– because you deserve it. Anyone can enter to win!

To enter, click on the link below! Leaving a comment is one entry, and more entries can be earned by following us on Facebook and Twitter. Winners will be announced on Charm City Wed’s Facebook page Friday morning, April 18th! GOOD LUCK!

CLICK HERE TO ENTER!

We’re absolutely in love with today’s inner harbor wedding! The bride’s dress and her shoes (HER SHOES!) are just the start. The gorgeous outdoor ceremony transitioned seamlessly into a exquisite evening reception and we love all of the details.
From Photographer, Mary Brunst: “October 5, 2013 was an unseasonably warm Fall day for Baltimore, but what a gorgeous sunny day to photograph! Beautiful sunshine, stunning bridal party, wonderful venue, friendly guest, and a bride and groom incredibly in love, all this and more made the day an absolute privilege to photograph!”

Caterer: Hyatt Regency Baltimore
Dress: Enzoani
Florist: JJ Cummings
Hair: Danielle Munoz from DK Salon
Makeup: Nicole Gentile
Shoes: Helen’s Heart
Photographer: Mary Brunst Photography
Venue: Hyatt Regency Baltimore

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JessieApril 9, 2014 - 10:48 am

I have been lucky enough to know this fabulous couple for many years and can vouch that this wedding is as amazing and unique as they are. Everything is so gorgeous! Congrats on the feature guys!!ReplyCancel
SandyJune 16, 2014 - 9:47 am

Absolutely beautiful wedding!!!! My daughter is getting married in this same pavilion in August and we would also like to hang white fabric over the openings. I think it looks so elegant. I was wondering if you happen to remember the dimensions of the openings? We visited there and noticed that there were curtain rod hooks up, but I was unsure if the size of the curtain rods needed. If not that is okay. Your wedding pictures are lovely.ReplyCancel
- Rochelle MathesonJune 17, 2014 - 10:01 pm
  
  Hi Sandy! I’m not sure of the dimensions you’re looking for, but I’m sure if you contact the state park office they’d be sure to know. Their email is customerservice.dnr@maryland.gov. Good luck!ReplyCancel
SandyJune 23, 2014 - 3:48 pm

Thank you so much, I appreciate the information!!ReplyCancel
JoshJuly 10, 2014 - 1:51 pm

Hey Sandy, I don’t know if you still need the measurements but the window facing the road and window opposite of that window are both 10 feet wide. All of the entryways (the two in the front separated by the stone column, and the two in the back, one which leads to the patio and one to the grill) are 11 feet wide. We’re hanging fabric for our wedding in May, these pictures inspired us too.ReplyCancel
- Amanda KilaOctober 24, 2017 - 10:11 am
  
  Hi Josh!
  I know this is a long shot because your post was from several years ago, but I am getting married here in May and was wondering if you still have the fabric that you used? If so, could I buy from you?
  Thanks!!ReplyCancel
Sandy DixonAugust 1, 2014 - 12:36 am

Thanks Josh that is very helpful!! I hope you post pictures of your wedding too.ReplyCancel
ShalaSeptember 22, 2014 - 12:59 pm

This wedding is simply amazing and has inspired my wedding reception at Patapsco State Park.its nice when you see an average venue transformed into something so magical. Question, would anyone happen to have the name of this pavillion/area and which entrance is used? I would like to book it ASAP for next year. Thanks so much!ReplyCancel
Marley BenjaminApril 4, 2015 - 4:48 pm

Do you know what fabric was used for the draping? And how they were hung? I am getting married in a state park and want to do the same idea and am hoping to find the easiest way. :)ReplyCancel
LindsayJune 18, 2015 - 2:59 pm

I was wondering if you could tell me the type of fabric that you used and where you purchased it? I am doing the same thing and am having a hard time. Thank you.ReplyCancel
- Teri PozniakJune 18, 2015 - 4:45 pm
  
  Hi Lindsay,
  It would be best to contact the photographer directly, with the hopes that they can ask their couple!ReplyCancel
KathleenJune 22, 2015 - 11:12 am

We do fabric treatments like this! I just got a link to this from a Bride and wanted to let you know you can contact me!ReplyCancel
DianaFebruary 22, 2016 - 2:40 pm

What a beautiful wedding and a great idea! I am curious although I saw someone else ask the question. What pavilion or shelter did they use at the park?ReplyCancel
- Teri PozniakFebruary 22, 2016 - 9:01 pm
  
  Hi Diana, It is my understanding that it is Hollofield Site 300. Hope that helps!ReplyCancel
LindseyApril 21, 2016 - 9:08 am

Do you know how many people roughly this site accommodates? This wedding is SO beautiful!

Thanks!ReplyCancel
- Teri PozniakApril 21, 2016 - 10:57 am
  
  The website says 75, but I think that it may hold more than that? Best to contact the Park office.
  http://charmcitywed.com/2016/04/barn-timberlake-farm-wedding-candice-adelle-photography/ReplyCancel
wedding dj south africaMarch 7, 2017 - 8:56 am

Best blog I’ve read in a while!ReplyCancel

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