Samantha and Zachary’s Borgo Petrognano wedding in Tuscany was a fantastic blend of tradition and modernity, marked by a vibrant array of colors and textures. From the cheerful yellows, royal purples, and playful pinks to the subtle touch of red that paid homage to the rich tapestry of Chinese wedding traditions. Despite the intimate setting, every detail was carefully attended to, creating a lively celebration that beautifully merged the essence of both Chinese and Jewish cultures. In the garden ceremony, the colorful aisle guided everyone to a stunning chuppah decorated with oversized tissu ..read more

Becca and Chris had a clear vision for their Symes wedding day. They wanted it to be a blast of excitement, full of fun and energy—a perfect blend of the past and the present, where retro charm would meet a modern twist. With an expert team of vendors, their dream of a big day bursting with vibrant colors and dazzling disco ball magic became a reality. It was a celebration that truly captured their playful spirit and brought together the best of both worlds. With exposed bricks, iron beams, and concrete floors, their venue was the perfect blank canvas for the festivities. They used a modern w ..read more

Going the traditional wedding route doesn’t mean your day will lack personality. And Sophie and Sam’s Wythe Hotel wedding is your proof. While they wanted to incorporate Jewish traditions and rituals, they were still determined to create a day that celebrated their uniqueness. And with fall florals, a stunning hotel venue, and the help of wedding planner Ashley Chamblin Events, they effortlessly achieved their vision. The industrial venue underwent a complete transformation. From floor to ceiling, every inch of The Wythe Hotel was adorned with stunning floral arrangements courtesy of Buds of ..read more

Weddings are all about celebrating the joining of two lives. That also means the merging of two families and sometimes two cultures or religions. This was the case when it came time for Brice and Alexander to tie the knot. When picturing their rooftop farm wedding, they envisioned a day that honored both Jewish and Christian traditions. And while planning an interfaith celebration isn’t always the most straightforward task, with the help of BLB Events, they absolutely nailed it.  With New York City skyline views in the distance, Brooklyn Grange Sunset Park served as a dreamy blank canvas ..read more

This Millwick wedding had guests coming to celebrate love, leaving with the ultimate wedding keepsake—tattoos! Carly and Kirby wanted a laid-back celebration that represented their playful kind of love. With the help of event planner Two Tree Events, they nailed every detail–from the creative wedding favors to vibrant florals by Whit Hazen.  This couple realized that tradition and uniqueness are not mutually exclusive when it comes to weddings. You can have both. That’s why they kickstarted their day with a private first look and sharing hand-written vows before walking down the aisle. T ..read more

Chic and stylish with a modern urban vibe—there’s nothing quite like a wedding in New York City. Overlooking Manhattan’s iconic skyline, Nina and Stephen’s Tribeca loft wedding was a modern fairytale. Like many couples, they postponed their original plans due to the pandemic. Still, with the expert guidance of their planner Elizabeth Hall Events, they were able to achieve the wedding they’ve always envisioned. Located in a former 1920’s printing press building, the couple exchanged their vows under an eye-catching ombre floral chuppah at the Tribeca Rooftop terrace against stellar city views ..read more

Bridgette Bardot hair, disco balls, and the iconic retro Dive Motel—this 70s inspired Nashville micro wedding was fun, intimate, and unlike any other. Since they couldn’t have their big wedding as planned, Julia and Lex decided to spend the day hopping around fun locations in Nashville. Ultimately it all led to an intimate wedding ceremony at an Airbnb. With ice cream sundaes, dancing in the streets, and hot chicken, we love to see couples making the most of their day.  On top of unique photo spots, floral designer Flower Girls Florals created a unique minimalist chuppah and bouquet with ..read more

Creating a unique wedding celebration with thoughtful details truly makes the big day that much more special. Jenna and Jay put so much care and detail into their multi-cultural Headlands Center for the Arts wedding. Not only did they have a personal, hybrid ceremony, but with help of their wedding planner Heartthrob Weddings and Events, they also added a champagne cocktail hour with a remarkable view of the Golden Gate Bridge.  On top of stunning views and personalized ceremonies, Jenna and Jay created stunning wedding favors—a pinch bowl with incense—and hand-dyed their napkins to matc ..read more

Creating a unique wedding that feels like it’s all your own makes your special day feel absolutely perfect. Brittny and Lawrence’s Proper Hotel Wedding was unique to their relationships with each other and their community. Not only was this the first wedding ever done at this hotel, but this couple didn’t leave a unique detail out of it.  From a semi-circle seating arrangement to a Chuppah drenched in baby’s breath, Isabel Kate Events helped create a very 70s-inspired celebration. Plus, Van Morrison’s daughter sang at the wedding—truly amazing. And let’s talk about the couple’s wedd ..read more

Culture-infused decor, dragon dancers, and lots of sentimental moments made Natalya and David’s wedding truly unforgettable! The couple’s day was set perfectly at Sezincote House, a stunning 200-year-old Mogul Indian palace with a most spectacular Organery, which the incredible planning team from Liz Linkleter Events decided would be the perfect spot for their ceremony. It was important to Natalya and David to incorporate lovely little touches of Chinese influence — and we’re obsessed! We love the lanterns and twisting foliage that hung above their lively guests and lit up magically as night ..read more