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Ikebana centerpieces, handmade attire, paper cranes, and a dramatic hanging wisteria installation brought a Japanese-inspired aesthetic to this post-elopement celebration at Hartley Botanica.
She brought the designer heels, and he brought the hiking boots to this wedding where creamy florals met vintage hunting-stamp stationery, a globe-trotting menu, and a stylish vintage car getaway.
French-inspired Toile de Jouy, delicate pastel florals, fine china, and layers of candlelight dressed one long table, where everyone came together for Italian food, heartfelt toasts, and an evening beneath the Tuscan sky.
Assyrian traditions, a reverent cathedral ceremony, and a candlelit reception at the University Club of Chicago blended this couple’s heritage with timeless architecture and a refined modern aesthetic.
Modern wine country design in grapevine greens and deep wine-inspired purples set the scene at Stanly Ranch, but the night ended back in New York with an after-party inspired by J.G. Melon.
At the Baltimore Museum of Art, sculptural paper goods, artistic installations, modern fashion, and intentional design blurred the line between wedding decor and art.
After a tea ceremony in traditional red attire and playful door games, this couple exchanged vows at Son Marroig’s iconic marble temple before a candlelit, moon-inspired reception overlooking the Mediterranean.
A fully floral mandap surrounded by pastel blooms became the centerpiece of this couple’s outdoor ceremony before a dramatic floral entrance, floating candles, and a white and gold dance floor completed the thoughtful design.
When steady rain moved their ceremony beneath a tent, rain-soaked portraits, vintage-hued florals, oversized lamps, and a checkered dance floor made Plan B feel anything but second best.
With only 20 guests, this Puerto Vallarta wedding at Casa Valerie felt more like an incredible vacation for the couple and their favorite people.
Rain fell all day at this Cornwell Manor wedding, but no one seemed particularly interested in letting it change the plans. Statement bridal capes, fruit-filled florals, monogrammed cocktails, and a disco ball kept the celebration anything but traditional.
This couple transformed Nichols Heir into a whimsical spring garden filled with trailing amaranth, lilies, hydrangeas, soft pink accents, and plenty of greenery, while butterfly place cards and parasols added a playful touch.
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