Celebrity Wedding: Fred Savage & Jennifer Stone

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Updated Jan 27, 2015 @ 9:20 pm
Celebrity Wedding: Fred Savage & Jennifer Stone
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The Love Story

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Jennifer Stone, 30 met actor turned director Fred Savage, 28, when they were growing up in a small town outside Chicago. They lost touch, but a decade later two became reacquainted at Savage's 22nd birthday party and began dating. On a trip to Italy in September 2003, Savage proposed with a 5-carat cushion-cut sapphire surrounded by pavé diamonds. The ring, made by Neil Lane in Los Angeles, is engraved "I must have done something good," a lyric from The Sound of Music, Stone's favorite childhood movie.
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The Ceremony Decor

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Topiaries and orchid-bedecked lanterns dressed up a tent at L’Orangerie restaurant in L.A. where the nuptials took place.

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The Ceremony Decor

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Guests cooled off with pomegranate martinis and champagne at the pre-ceremony reception. "Having a cocktail reception beforehand made the ceremony feel less stuffy," Savage says.
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The Gown

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The bride wore a strapless ivory gown (by Monique Lhuillier) for the vows. She accessorized with diamond drop earrings, an Edwardian-style necklace and a diamond-and-platinum bracelet, all borrowed from jeweler Neil Lane.

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The Bouquet

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The bride's bouquet of mango-colored calla lilies.

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The Reception Decor

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Sandalwood fans on each chair served as favors.
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The Reception Decor

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Sofas, tables and area rugs were brought in to transform the restaurant's patio into a comfy lounge.

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The Reception Decor

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Menu cards detailed the five-course dinner, which featured fresh summer asparagus salad with lemon and olive oil and fillet of John Dory with figs and fava beans.

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The Reception

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The newlyweds' first dance was to Aretha Franklin's hit "Baby I Love You." The entertainment included a band that played such offbeat eighties classics as Modern English's "I Melt with You," says Savage, "We didn't want people dancing to 'I Heard It Through the Grapevine' one more time."
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