PASTELS AT
THE DROVER

hotel drover, fort worth

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Western, Garden & Romantic

Caroline and David’s wedding was a celebration of effortless charm, where heartfelt moments and thoughtful design met against the timeless backdrop of the Fort Worth Stockyards. Hosted at the iconic Hotel Drover, this celebration beautifully blended the couple’s modern style with Western roots and a soft, romantic palette. From a garden ceremony surrounded by lush florals to portraits beneath rustic beams and curated textures, the entire day struck the perfect balance of elevated and approachable. The bride wore a sleek, strapless gown with clean lines and a cathedral-length veil, while the groom and groomsmen donned classic navy suits with white ties—refined but relaxed. Pastel tones, natural light, and the understated grandeur of Hotel Drover’s architecture made every corner feel like a Texas love story reimagined.

cascading bridesmaids

One of the most captivating design moments was the intentional styling of the bridesmaids. Each woman wore a gown in a different shade - muted blush, apricot, dusty sage, soft lilac, and sky blue - creating a cascading watercolor effect that perfectly complemented the organic floral design. But what made it truly special was how each bouquet was tailored to reflect the color of the dress it accompanied. From buttery yellow roses to lavender lisianthus, each handheld arrangement was a custom extension of their look. Together, they created a visual harmony that felt effortless yet elevated - an editorial interpretation of Southern hospitality and thoughtful curation, set right in the heart of the historic Fort Worth Stockyards.

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