They say every cloud has a silver lining, and this year, the pandemic was the cloud for many couples whose nuptial plans involved an entire slew of changes.
This unique luxury, bo-ho styled wedding set amidst a beautiful mix of desert hacienda and lush sprawling vineyards is sure to have you dreaming of warmer weather and the Yucutan Peninsula.
A gorgeous selection of crepe and lace, four beautifully diverse models, a dreamy location, and a meaningful purpose. This French Riviera styled shoot at Next Door Espresso in Burleigh is one to remember.
You've never seen a Gatsby-themed wedding quite like this. Pops of bright colors against cool pastels and modern touches revitalize this forever-classic inspiration.
So many couples, especially now, want to keep their wedding design minimal, but what exactly does that mean? Photographer, Livia Bass, and a team of incredible vendors are here to show us how it's done!
A beautiful hot springs adventure elopement filled with romance, gorgeous florals, a beautiful boho dress, and some David Bowie styling details mixed in.
Bottles of hand sanitizer, face masks, and socially distanced dancing aren't part of the celebrations that we remember. However, despite the majority of the general public now becoming vaccinated, these regulations won't be lifted any time soon.
This intimate editorial showcases that micro weddings exude elegance and sophistication in celebrating your nuptials in this new norm of 2020/2021 gatherings.
There is simply nothing dreamier than winter in Vermont. As the snow fell, the amazing scene was set with warm winter jackets and soft elegant details mixed into a dreamy wonderland of color and love.
Brooklyn? Wine? Your nearest + dearest? check, check, and check. With the best pizza and wine in town, what better way to celebrate your love without breaking the bank.
Vendors intentionally used bright colors to allude to the brightness that is coming back into our world with the blooming of spring and the gradual light growing at the end of the pandemic tunnel.
With "Marqueses de Viana"editorial, an alternative view to the traditional wedding editorial, was one of the main goals that allowed to give free rein to the creativity of the team.