To allow their dress to talk, banks kept their belongings minimal, selected shoes by Jimmy Chu and wearing her engagement jewelry, as well as a bracelet borrowed from her sister. He took a similar approach to his beauty look for the ceremony, focusing on a bright color with his makeup artist Charlie Radle, with a soft-line eyes and rose-ghrelu lips for a romantic experience. Meanwhile, his hairstylist Philip Verhane had a brief description of “Jillian Meets Banks”, so that both the bride looked like herself and her musical change-ego, in which a little goth was thrown for good remedy. He emphasized his face with an elegant bun, with his dress tied with white lace, pulling the entire look together.
The couple on Friday took a unique attitude in their wedding weekends by performing a small, intimate ceremony at a secret wildflower garden near their Seattle Ghar on Friday, saving the party for the next night. Banks said, “We privately pledged before the ceremony.” “It was such a special moment, and I am happy that we just kept it with us.”
After their pledge, the couple joined their family for the official ceremony, the niece of the banks acted as a flower girl and her father took her down to Doni and Joe Emeron to “Baby”. The ceremony was performed by banks’ dear friend Alison Croleley, which she credits for doing a great job in bringing the couple’s love story into life. And despite being sunny for a month directly before the wedding day, it certainly rained. “But in fact, it made it more beautiful and cinematic,” she laughed. Later, the guests led the Carmin, which is one of the couple’s favorite Italian restaurants. “Our dads gave speeches and we ate our favorite dishes,” she remembers. “Then my aunt threw us a welcome party in a wonderful time, black bottle nearby, and I turned into a wonderful grace, loves Les Beed Minidress to start the real ceremony.”
After one morning the puppy yoga (“Honestly, my favorite part of the whole marriage!” She jokingly gathered for a party in the Nest at Thomson Hotel on Saturday evening 200 of the 200 friends and family. “We captured the entire upper floor, where Seattle Skyline wrapped around 360 degrees around us,” says Banks. After the simplicity and romance of the ceremony previous day, it was an opportunity for the couple to go down his hair, a show-stopping odd version party dress with the popstar (“again, the first thing that I saw online!”) And for a fun makeup look inspired by the 1960s. “I had a lot of fun with my glam that night,” the singer shared. “We updated the 60s with a very Cleopatra-esk eye. It was one of my favorite looks that I have ever worn.” There was no official program or entertainment, one of Drew’s friends was hopping on the deck. “I know a lot of DJs, but I love that it was one of my husband’s childhood friends who finished the music,” she laughs.
Just a week later, banks have given the following advice to anyone planning their wedding. “I think it is important to make your marriage your way,” she says. “The pressure to follow the classic traditions is less important than feeling how you celebrate how you celebrate. I am very happy that we have done it in a way that reflects our unique personalities and tastes.”
