Hanging wisteria stretched above the dance floor, moss cascaded from the oak trees above the ceremony, and lavender, blue, and green flowers filled gold vases throughout Sydonie Mansion. Kylie and Logan built their Florida garden wedding around a venue that already had much of what they were looking for, then spent the better part of a year adding their own details. That included far more than a few pieces of signage. Kylie embroidered handkerchiefs for […]
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The Ultimate Wedding Ring Guide
You’ll make plenty of purchases for your wedding that are meant for one day. Your wedding ring is different: chances are, it’ll become part of what you wear every day. That makes finding something you love important, but so is choosing a ring that actually works with your life. Before getting caught up in metals, diamonds, widths, and finishes, think about how you’ll actually wear your ring. Will it sit next to an engagement ring […]
A Vibrant Citrus Color Palette at This Etéreo Kanai Riviera Maya Wedding
Marisa and Wilson wanted their guests’ trip to Mexico to feel like a vacation. That meant a Friday night taco menu, custom maracas, plenty of margaritas, and a wedding day filled with oranges, reds, yellows, and pinks. At their Etéreo Kanai celebration in Riviera Maya, those colors appeared across the florals, stationery, and bridesmaid dresses. Mexico made sense for another reason. Marisa and Wilson fell in love partly through traveling, cooking, and exploring together, and […]
Handmade, Homegrown, and Undeterred by a Storm: A Quiraing Isle of Skye Elopement
A major storm had knocked out power across much of the Scottish Highlands. Fallen trees and power lines had closed every road to the Isle of Skye, and when Lou and McKay asked for advice on making the trip, the response was fairly straightforward: “Don’t go, don’t even try.” They went anyway. After eventually reaching Skye and enduring another night of heavy rain, they woke on the morning of their Quiraing elopement to blue skies. […]
A Daytime Barcelona Wedding Where Argentine and Nigerian Culture Met Mediterranean Magic
Valentina and Bola’s daytime Barcelona wedding started under the midday sun and moved through the gardens with live music, a champagne tower, plenty of color, and 170 guests, including 80 who had traveled from around the world. Argentina, Nigeria, and the couple’s life in Spain all found their way into the day. Valentina’s brother officiated, her mother painted pieces used throughout the ceremony and reception, and their one-year-old son, Enzo Oyedunni, was there for it […]
This Chinese Wedding in Mexico Brought Pastel Bridgerton Vibes to the Shores of Cancún
A traditional Chinese tea ceremony, a beachside welcome party, and a pastel garden reception inspired by Bridgerton gave Alyssa and Austin’s wedding weekend plenty of range. More than 100 guests traveled to Cancún, where the couple turned their Chinese wedding in Mexico into several days of family traditions, good food, and a party that rarely slowed down. The destination format came partly from Alyssa’s older sister’s wedding. After seeing how several days together gave guests […]
Inside Leanne Ansar’s French-American Wedding at a Hidden Gothic Abbey in Burgundy
A five-meter veil, a centuries-old Gothic abbey, and a late-night speakeasy serving burgers and fries aren’t the most obvious combination. For Léanne Ansar and Louis Terme, though, the combination made sense. Their wedding brought together Léanne’s love of French history with the years she spent living in the United States. They chose a secluded abbey in Burgundy, kept the florals understated, and worked with local vendors to showcase the region’s food and craftsmanship. But there […]
This Queer Two-Day Mexico City Wedding Blended Pakistani Tradition and Mexican Culture Beautifully
Furhan Shah and Ben Fortuin’s wedding took place over two days and two very different Mexico City venues. The first brought Pakistani wedding traditions, colorful clothing, a dhol player, speeches, and dancing to the gardens of Museo Casa de la Bola. The next moved to Ex-Convento de San Hipólito, where black-and-white attire, dramatic lighting, a non-denominational ceremony, and a packed dance floor changed the look entirely. Junebug vendor Alex Krotkov was there for both days […]
Sicilian Summer Wedding at Villa Mon Repos With Mount Etna as the Backdrop
Alex and Jack’s wedding in Taormina came with aperitivo in the garden, Sicilian food stations, plenty of limoncello, and views stretching from Isola Bella to Mount Etna. Later, dinner gave way to something much less formal: hours of karaoke, with guests choosing their own songs and passing the microphone around well into the night. That mix was exactly what the couple had in mind for their Villa Mon Repos wedding. With friends and family traveling […]
A Dreamy Draped Ceremony Backdrop Anchors This Sage, Ivory, and Blush Wedding Editorial
A large draped ceremony backdrop, cascading white tulips, and layers of sage velvet turned Villa Vienna into the setting for this European-inspired wedding editorial. Junebug vendor Teardrop Wedding Events approached the design with a clear idea: a wedding doesn’t need decor everywhere to make an impact. Instead, the team focused on scale, texture, lighting, and a few standout installations, allowing each element to make a statement. The color palette stayed soft and earthy, mixing sage […]
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