The reception room at The Garrison is mostly windows so you get to see their amazing view. My florist, Albelisa, helped me bring my vision to life. We ended up hanging a disco ball in the middle of the dance floor as well as banquet lighting. The sunset from the room was unreal and fully on display. I wanted a whimsical feel for my flowers and Albelisa repurposed the ceremony flowers in the reception room. Our DJ was phenomenal and we also hired a saxophone player from Alex’s company. To this day, when people talk about our wedding, they’re always saying how amazing the music was and how talented the saxophone player was. I did not leave the dance floor all night!
Dinner was delicious. I loved our entrée choices, which were a chickpea cake with vegetables and potatoes or mushroom pasta with kale. The food was light, perfect for summer, but still very filling. We decided to skip the pasta course for more dancing plus more dessert options and Annie completely agreed.
The Garrison chefs made vegan cupcakes, cookies, and chocolate-covered strawberries for each table to enjoy. They also made them so good that no one knew they were vegan. We had a wedding cake made by A Little Cake. They delivered it to the venue and it was beautiful and delicious with raspberry mouse and preserve fillings. They even made a fondant version of our dog, Odie, for the cake.