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A morning mariachi serenade, cascading white roses, and a reception filled with live Banda music made this Hummingbird Nest Ranch wedding unforgettable.
This bride always knew she wanted to marry at her childhood home on Eagle Mountain Lake, where her parents had celebrated their own wedding years before.
The bride’s cathedral-length veil wasn’t simply her “something old.” Its lace dates back to the 1700s and first appeared on her great-great-grandmother’s wedding gown before being transformed into a generational heirloom.
This couple brought the people they loved together at Flora Farms, filling the day with wild, organic florals, an Australian-meets-New York fashion story, farm-to-table food, and details that felt unmistakably their own.
From the perfect fall florals to the breathtaking views, this wedding was all about cozy feels with a hint of rustic chic.
Stocking your own wedding bar sounds like a great idea, until you realize you need to get all those wine bottles safely across state lines. Don’t worry, we got you…
If you’re the kind of bride who wants to make an entrance but still feel light, comfortable, and completely yourself, we have a feeling you’ve just found your collection.
Colorful organic florals met mismatched bridesmaid dresses and timeless architecture, while hydration stations, handheld fans, and a flexible timeline kept everyone comfortable through the record-breaking temperatures.
Cascading white florals and airy branches transformed the property into an ethereal garden, while hand-painted motifs, blown glass, and locally inspired craftsmanship gave the celebration an unmistakable sense of place.
Inspired partly by the nostalgic fun of a ’90s Libby Lu store, this Boca Raton celebration exploded with colorful florals, inflatable ponies, face gems, custom chocolate bars, and a second bridal look made to rival a disco ball.
What happens when a couple brings a little Las Vegas energy to an elegant oceanfront Maui wedding? Dueling pianos, live violin performances, a packed dance floor, and an end-of-night run straight into the Pacific.
At the Seattle Chinese Garden, red fans, blue chinoiserie, lion dancers, an Asian-inspired menu, and a custom dragon cake brought this couple’s vision together of an outdoor garden wedding deeply connected to heritage.
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