
One of Savannah’s fondest childhood memories was watching Fourth of July fireworks at La Jolla Country Club. So when she and fiancé Ryan looked for a wedding venue, the club was the natural choice. Their July celebration borrowed design touches from the bride’s grandmother—her impeccable style, hosting flair and French country–inspired décor—with a pastel palette reflected in the showstopping florals. “I tried to incorporate a lot of color without being too loud, to maintain elegance and class without being too formal or stuffy and to honor the fairytale-princess-girlie-girl in me without losing the focus on our style as a couple,” says Savannah. The golf course ceremony (Ryan is an avid golfer) featured a curated soundtrack of instrumental songs that felt whimsical, sentimental and celebratory. The couple shared their first dance to a customized version of Ed Sheeran’s “Perfect,” accompanied by their DJ on the saxophone. The four-tiered cake was inspired by the bride’s diaphanous Reem Acra couture gown and cut with a treasured knife from—who else—the perennial hostess herself, Savannah’s grandmother.





























