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 […]
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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 […]
A Closed 17th-Century Mexican Hacienda Reopened Just for This Romantic Goth Glam Elopement
It took Katie nearly a year of searching to find Hacienda Uayamón, a centuries-old property in Campeche with weathered red walls, jungle greenery, and the kind of Mexican ruins that immediately ended her venue hunt. There was just one problem: the hacienda had been closed for years. Getting married there would eventually require the owner to reopen the property exclusively for Katie and Nick, plus a team of around 30 people working behind the scenes […]
A Last-Minute Pivot Led to A Magical Waterfall Elopement at Nauyaca Falls in Costa Rica
Ashlyn and Jarrod had spent months planning a destination wedding when they made a fairly major change of plans: they scrapped it and decided to elope instead. The new plan was much simpler. Head somewhere tropical, find a waterfall, and make the day entirely their own. That search led them to Costa Rica and a Nauyaca Waterfall elopement, where they exchanged personal vows beside the park’s two-tiered falls with matching Dr. Martens on their feet. […]
This Snug Harbor Wedding Gave NYC Guests a Tuscan Garden Escape Without the Flight
Quinn and Jack wanted to get out of New York City without asking everyone they loved to actually leave it. They found their answer on Staten Island, where historic architecture and sprawling gardens gave their Snug Harbor wedding the breezy, old-world atmosphere they had been picturing, just 45 minutes from Midtown. They planned the celebration themselves, down to the invitations, programs, menus, and place cards. Guests arrived to champagne before a ceremony filled with cheering […]
A Minimalist, Modern Black-Tie Wedding at Martin Johnson House in La Jolla
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 […]
Ocean Views and Island Vibes at This Casa Coco Jewish Beach Wedding
Three days of celebrations unfolded on Isla Mujeres, beginning with a Jewish ceremony overlooking the ocean at Casa Coco and ending with an Ibiza-inspired after-party complete with fire performers, dancers, and a Mayan sunrise show. But the forecast almost rewrote the entire weekend. Rain poured down that morning, and the ceremony was close to being moved indoors. Then, just two hours before guests arrived, the clouds broke, revealing the sunset the couple had been hoping […]
Lace, Earth Tones, and Effortless Elegance in this Casa San Jose Destination Wedding
Family linens, everyday napkins, and the couple’s own cake knife all found their place at Casa San Jose. Rather than filling the tables with objects chosen just for one day, Logan and Tom surrounded their 50 guests with pieces that already belonged to their lives, giving the weekend a character that couldn’t have been replicated with rentals alone. The Dallas couple met at a mutual friend’s party in New York. When it came time to […]
Infectious Summer Music Festival Energy at this 600-year-old Ibiza Finca Wedding
By the time Susie and Justin’s ceremony began, the celebration had already been unfolding for days. Guests had watched the sun dip into the Mediterranean at Experimental Beach Club, danced until morning at Pacha, and eased into an intentionally unscheduled recovery day before the festivities picked back up. By the time everyone gathered beneath the olive trees at Las Cicadas, introductions were no longer necessary. Their Ibiza Finca wedding had already done what they hoped […]
It Doesn’t Get Much Cuter Than This Wedding at a Tiny Chapel in the Woods
A tiny wooden chapel tucked among the trees, guests riding miniature trains between the ceremony and reception, and homemade pies replacing a traditional wedding cake—Fiona and Josef’s wedding at Heritage Acres was full of details that reflected exactly who they are. They leaned into a relaxed “modern peasant wedding” aesthetic with DIY touches, plenty of good food, and traditions that encouraged everyone to slow down and enjoy the day. The couple first met while playing […]
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