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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.
After exchanging vineyard vows, this couple and their 120 guests gathered around one spectacular table beneath the almond trees at Masía Cabellut for an al fresco dinner illuminated by candlelight.
Designed to feel like a destination getaway, this wedding proves that elevated design does not have to take itself too seriously.
After 17 years together, this couple turned their wedding at a historic Andalusian estate into a story told in acts. By nightfall, performances and an evolving soundtrack had turned the celebration into something closer to immersive theatre than a traditional wedding.
If you’re planning a wedding and you haven’t explored Etsy… What are you doing???
Against Arrowhead Golf Course’s dramatic red rocks, this couple planned a celebration filled with personal vows, Greek dancing, playful golf details, live strings, a saxophonist, and even a roaming cannoli cart.
How do you transform a luxury château in Cannes for a truly spectacular wedding? For this Ukrainian-Georgian celebration it involved extraordinary floral installations with Côte d’Azur glamour, cultural influences, and a lineup of entertainment that included performances by Ricky Martin and Valery Meladze.
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.
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