With just 36 guests, an all-white color palette, and a black-tie dress code, Kaitline and Aaron kept their La Jolla wedding intentionally intimate. A few statement pieces shaped the celebration, including couches for the ceremony, modern reception chairs, and a custom 10-foot-tall stage that transformed from a string quartet setup into a photo wall as the day unfolded. They also reconsidered how weddings were typically laid out at Martin Johnson House, putting dinner on the […]
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A Seattle Ferry Boat Wedding Where the Couple Surprised Guests With a Sea Kayak Getaway
There were guests dancing before dinner to a favorite local band, kayakers watching the ceremony from the water, and, just when everyone thought the evening had settled into a reception, the newlyweds climbed into sea kayaks in full wedding attire and paddled around the boat. That surprise alone would have made this ferry boat wedding memorable, but it was only one part of a weekend designed to introduce friends and family to the Seattle Whitaker […]
Custom Attire from Beginning to End in this Multicultural Oklahoma Wedding
Guests watched Marie disappear from the reception more than once that evening, each time returning in something entirely different. She started the day in a sculptural Mikado wedding gown, later changed into a beaded reception dress made for dancing, then into a Vietnamese áo dài before ending the night in a Korean hanbok alongside Joseph. Every outfit had been custom made, and every change marked another part of the celebration. That thread carried through the […]
A Hidden Oklahoma Gem Made the Most Stunning Backdrop for an Elegant Spring Wedding
Black-and-white checkered floors, carved stone archways, and spring flowers in shades of purple and pink set the scene for Lexi and Jack’s wedding at Marland Mansion. Gold accents, ornate stonework, and grand hallways became part of the decor without much extra effort. The couple met through a dating app while attending Texas Tech University and quickly settled into the kind of relationship built on laughter and simply enjoying each other’s company. That same approach shaped […]
A Sweet, Summer Cottagecore Wedding at The Inn at Fernbrook Farms
Caroline and Gregory’s cottagecore wedding at Junebug vendor The Inn at Fernbrook Farms captured everything they loved about the English countryside—lush gardens, vintage details, and a relaxed atmosphere that encouraged everyone to slow down and enjoy the day. Set against the backdrop of a working farm, their celebration embraced soft pastel florals, thoughtful heirloom-inspired touches, and meaningful traditions that reflected the life they had already begun building together. What We Love About This Cottagecore Wedding […]
A Queer Las Vegas Wedding Full of Old Vegas Glamour and Neon Museum Magic
There are countless ways to celebrate in Las Vegas, but Bri and Avery wanted their wedding weekend to show guests the version of the city they had come to love. Their queer Las Vegas wedding traded casino clichés for restored neon signs, Halloween on Fremont Street, a historic midcentury home, and a reception that ended with an unexpected jump into the pool after the final song. The city became part of their story long before […]
A Pink and Olive Wedding with a Speakeasy-Inspired Reception at The Mason in Dallas
A room flip into a speakeasy-inspired reception. A saxophonist setting the tone during cocktail hour. Wedding magazines waiting at every seat. Macy and Marcus packed their wedding day with details that kept guests discovering something new from the ceremony through the last dance at The Mason. Those details weren’t there simply to surprise guests. They reflected the couple’s relationship after reconnecting years following a brief high school romance, with family, hospitality, and plenty of playful […]
17 Guests Got Tattoos at This Fun, Tropical Wedding at Valentine DTLA
There were iced coffees and matcha before the ceremony, popcorn for guests to snack on while they waited, and a tattoo artist whose line barely slowed down all night. By the end of the reception, 17 guests had gone home with permanent souvenirs, while more than 60 others had tried to get one before time ran out. It was exactly the kind of celebration Mackenzie and Chris hoped to host at Valentine DTLA—one where every […]
A Monument in Golden Gate Park Was Reinterpreted Into This Romantic, Neoclassical Wedding Design
Some wedding designers begin with a color palette or floral vision. For Junebug vendor Van der Vows, the creative process often starts with the venue itself. When principal designer and owner Chelsea discovered the Portals of the Past tucked inside Golden Gate Park, she saw more than a historic landmark. As the last remaining fragment of a mansion lost to fire and earthquakes, the monument shaped every creative decision that followed. Flowing silk softened its […]
Wildflowers, Aspens, and Creek Views Made This Mountain Wedding a Garden Party to Remember
A creek running through the property, towering aspens overhead, and colorful florals inspired by summer wildflowers set the scene for Jordan and Kevin’s celebration at Blackstone Rivers Ranch. After moving to Colorado together in 2022, they quickly realized they wanted to get married there too. They envisioned a colorful, relaxed wedding that would also double as a fun weekend away for the friends and family traveling in to celebrate with them. Their story, however, started […]
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