Sometimes uniformity can be so overrated, and today's handmade San Luis Obispo ranch wedding, captured by Danielle Poff Photography, really backs up that idea! When asked about the inspiration for their day, Kaitlyn + Joel simply said, Everything was mismatched and really easy going. We don't like to match and we didn't want it to be a traditional-looking wedding, we just wanted it to be fun and low stress! A pretty great wedding philosophy, don't you think? So, mismatched bridesmaid dresses, juxtaposing decor + hand-picked design elements were all a go, and it resulted in day where these two - and their laid-back personalities - could really shine!

Cute, cute getting ready robes...

...but we think we like their dresses even better! Kaitlyn's ladies each picked a dress that they loved from retailers like Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters + Nordstrom Rack. If you're considering doing the same thing for your wedding, share this post with your bridesmaids! We have a fun shopping guide to get a similar look below :)

And we have to give a little love to the guys! We can totally get on board with Joel's groomsmen in chambray shirts! If you need a starting point for this look, check out ASOS' selection of men's denim shirts.

The reception tables each featured a table runner with a different pattern and a mix of potted plants and fresh floral centerpieces by Lori Boe Floral.

See more in K + J's wedding film below by Cana Family!

photography: Danielle Poff Photography // venue: Husband's Family Ranch in Arroyo Grande, California // florals: Lori Boe Floral // wedding dress: WTOO Pippin Gown // hairpieces: Lori Boe floral // shoes: old gringo cowboy boots & Ariat cowboy boots // bridesmaid dresses: Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters, Nordstroms Rack // hair + makeup: Dani Cepeda at Heritage Salon // groom's suit: suit jacket from Ben Sherman, jeans from G star Raw // videography: Cana Family // paper goods: Heather Hayes // catering: Don Sherpanski BBQ // cake: Annette Valdez & Ice cream from Doc Burnsteins // officiant: Richard Harrison // music: Dana McGregor