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This epic full-day elopement began with a sunrise first look beneath El Capitan, included two bridal looks and sunset vows at Taft Point, and ended beneath the Milky Way on a night specifically chosen for its new moon.
After private vows at Hotel Bienville and an intimate ceremony at the Pharmacy Museum, a brass band led the newlyweds and their guests into the streets for one of the city’s most joyful wedding traditions: a New Orleans second line.
For this wedding, a neutral palette complemented the former church’s brick walls and magnificent rose window, while greenery, draping, candlelight, and minimalist florals softened the space without overwhelming it.
Who says a barn wedding has to be rustic? This bride transformed Well Wishes Farm with an explosion of flowers and color, including color-blocked tables, vibrant glassware, and whimsical paper details she designed herself.
From Tuscany in Texas to artsy wallpaper-clad boutique hotels that feel like you stepped into a Wes Anderson film, Texas has a venue for literally any aesthetic.
A colorful “La Dolce Vita” welcome party gave way to a wedding with romantic pink-and-white florals, two incredible bridal looks, a candlelit Italian dinner, and a celebration filled with live music.
2026 couples are rewriting the rulebook, trading rigid etiquette for what’s best for them and their guests. So before you stress over sticking to a rule that doesn’t apply anymore, take a look at the wedding advice that’s officially past its expiration date.
Guests arrived at this waterfront wedding dressed entirely in white, with one meaningful exception: the couple’s parents wore blue as their very sentimental “something blue.”
Inspired by autumn in the city, this celebration paired seasonal romance with fashion-forward details, custom watercolors, MetroCard escort cards, and a menu filled with New York favorites.
A curved aisle overflowing with blooms, a dramatic hanging floral installation, citrus-inspired colors, and an ombre flower-covered cake transformed this wedding into a romantic garden in full bloom.
This couple expected a September waterfront wedding filled with hydrangeas, coastal details, and views of Long Island Sound – what they got was a surprise that made the day even more intimate.
Vibrant coral and citrus florals, cocktails, live saxophone music, and a spontaneous ceremony singalong created a wedding celebration that balanced editorial style with genuine Mediterranean joy.
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