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We’re seeing everything from unique cuts that we haven’t seen for centuries and statement bands to colorful stones and meaningful stacks.
Where are couples getting these stunning little details? Well, some are paying to have their wedding planners source them, some are DIY goddesses, but those who are in the know are shopping Etsy.
This Ochre Court wedding was anything but traditional, yet the most memorable part may have been its slower pace, with brunch giving guests time to linger over toasts, conversations, and the grandeur of one of Newport’s most iconic settings.
For their wedding in Koh Tao, this couple brought their American and Australian families together for the first time for an event designed around local orchids, palm leaves, and plenty of unscheduled island time.
This black-tie Dallas country club rehearsal dinner paired green-and-white tables, elevated Southern comfort food, a playful Texas-shaped groom’s cake, and a cardinal motif inspired by the snowy morning Jesse proposed.
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.
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