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Rather than asking 150 guests to cross the Atlantic, this couple found their perfect vision of a romantic Tuscan summer wedding at Sunstone Winery in Santa Ynez.
Before you sink into married-life bliss, there’s a list of loose ends worth tying up.
Forget the expected neutral Tulum wedding. This editorial at Casa Malca goes bold with an architectural beachfront ceremony and a dramatic after-dark reception inspired by contemporary art and cosmopolitan style.
Surrounded by vineyards and the rolling hills of Tuscany, this couple gathered their closest friends and family for an intimate Italian celebration that served to simply slow time down to enjoy “la dolce vita.”
A hard-to-source circular ceremony stage framed by florals and desert cacti became the centerpiece of this Loews Ventana Canyon Resort wedding, while fashion sourced in India and playful food stations made the weekend unmistakably theirs.
North and South Carolina somehow manage to pack an almost absurd amount of wedding-day scenery into one corner of the country—and yes, there is a venue for every aesthetic.
With only 80 guests, elegant florals and a refined tablescape complemented the dramatic landscape, while a packed dance floor brought plenty of personality to the intimate celebration.
A wedding planner bride created her very own intimate Ozarks wedding filled with handmade florals, custom scents, a candlelit sunset ceremony, and a private chef dinner.
This couple turned their wedding into a full weekend of distinctly “Newport” celebrations from a Tuscan-inspired Newport Vineyards dinner to an all-white speakeasy party at The Chanler and an iconic Rosecliff Mansion reception.
The bride and groom brought their Scottish and Irish heritage into the Tennessee woods for a celebration filled with deeply personal details and plenty of tradition.
Following a timeless ceremony, guests entered a color-soaked celebration at The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas, where fuchsia, coral, and orange florals covered mirrored tables, framed the cake, and formed a dramatic canopy overhead.
A quiet stone castle made such an impression that this couple returned to Italy to get married there, filling its courtyard with one long communal table, loose garden florals, hundreds of candles, and the people they love most.
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