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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.
Cascading white drapery, sculptural garden florals, crystal details, and subtle swan motifs created an ethereal setting, while 225 film photographs captured the celebration through movement and spontaneous moments.
Nigerian traditions came to life at this Caltech wedding through vibrant attire, beef suya, and Afrobeats, while bold florals and light blue bridesmaid dresses gave the day a fresh, contemporary energy.
They began with private vows and a romantic boat ride at Lago di Braies before hiking to Cadini di Misurina, changing outfits on top of the mountain, and watching the landscape turn from golden to pink.
This couple transformed the backyard of the bride’s childhood home, incorporating pieces of family history throughout the day, from wine made with grapes grown on the property to portraits with her family’s vintage Bronco.
If you’re on the internet, then you know that Hayley Paige got married last week. And to catch you up on just why we’re so excited, you have to know…
A baseball schedule may have moved this Detroit Tigers player’s dream summer wedding to November, but it did not change their vision of golden hour vows, a glowing tented reception, and an epic after-party.
After living in Salt Lake City for just one year, this couple loved Utah enough to bring everyone back for their wedding with a mountainside welcome party and intimate ceremony deep in Provo Canyon.
A bridal bouquet can be one of the smallest floral elements of a wedding, but also one of the most personal, and most photographed pieces. We asked floral experts to walk us through common bouquet mistakes. Here’s what they said…
Plaid in Palm Springs? Add champagne punch bowls, oysters in coupes, tomato-filled florals, and a vintage arrival, and the unexpected combination feels surprisingly timeless.
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