Brittney and Oyewale’s journey to their dream wedding was like a rollercoaster of ideas. They started with one vision, but that quickly changed when they realized they just had to be in the Texas Hill Country for their big day.  And with those stunning views, who could blame them? Their style was all about the beautiful mix of terracotta and turquoise, but they wanted to add a touch of springtime freshness to it. With an amazing team of vendors, their Arlo wedding became a perfect blend of breathtaking scenery, spring florals, and personal details reflecting their love story. Nestled amo ..read more

Feathery floral arrangements, a soft pink color palette, and thoughtfully placed glitter ball decor—Eva and Troy’s disco ball themed wedding tied together chic and romantic touches, making their celebration elegant while maintaining the retro aesthetic. And with the perfect blank canvas venue, two stunning outfit changes, and an all-night dance party, this wedding had it all and then some.  Prospect House’s ceremony lawn was a picturesque setting for the couple’s heartfelt vow exchange. The asymmetrical floral pillars and mirror balls against the staple square backdrop complemented the s ..read more

A minimalist venue nestled in the heart of hill country with gorgeous wildflower arrangements in a fresh spring color palette—Frannie and August’s Prospect House wedding combines western feels with whimsical touches. Striking a balance between modern and dreamy, the gallery-like setting allowed all the beautiful details to stand out, and it’s definitely a must-see! Show-stopping blooms were the staples of this wedding and were used perfectly throughout their celebration. Grounded florals along the altar created a picturesque focal point and enveloped the couple as they exchanged their vows. A ..read more

Hannah and Patrick had been looking forward to getting married, but the pandemic got in the way. After rescheduling three times, the pair didn’t want to wait any longer, so they tied the knot over Zoom. When the time was finally right, they decided to move forward with a second celebration with all of their closest loved ones! Set in a historic urban loft, their cozy One Eleven East wedding boasted artful florals and greenery, a pared-down color palette, and thoughtfully minimalistic touches. Complete with exposed white brick walls, high ceilings, and beautifully arched windows, One Elev ..read more

With a retro color palette, whimsical florals, flashy disco ball details, and a down-to-earth vibe, Jacqui and Stanford’s boho micro wedding was romantic, hippy, and disco fab. To couples out there who want to take a more unconventional route, this celebration will inspire you to bend the rules and have the most fun and gorgeous wedding ever!  Known for its menu, century-old oak trees, beautiful front lawn, and vintage farmhouse interior, Mattie’s was the perfect venue for their nuptials. With eclectic rugs leading up to the stunning lush floral pillars by Mountain Laurel Floral, the out ..read more

If you only have six months to plan your wedding, don’t panic. Courtney and Cherae’s Austin micro wedding is proof no matter what wedding planning timeline you’re working with, there’s nothing that can stand in your way. This couple started by picking their venue and securing photographer and Junebug member Nikk Nguyen, letting everything else beautifully fall into place.  Justine’s Secret House—a Victorian-style home that’s Austin’s hidden gem venue—created the perfect foundation for this dark and moody celebration. With stunning existing red painted walls, velvet couches, and twinkling ..read more

In order to keep their wedding date as they faced the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, Caitlyn and Scott decided to celebrate their big day with only 50 of their nearest and dearest loved ones. With a vibrant color palette and a historic wedding venue, their modern and elegant Mattie’s Austin wedding was an intimate event. Although they had a lower guest count, the day was still filled with love, gorgeous details, and unforgettable moments. Florals by Kismet Flowers in vibrant orange and red added just the right pop of color to their outdoor ceremony and an eye-catching contrast against M ..read more

The pandemic may have changed the wedding industry as we know it, but couples all over the world didn’t let that deter them from saying “I do.” After their original 150-person wedding in Malibu was canceled, Kelley and Jonathan hosted a small quirky backyard wedding that was the epitome of personalization. With ten of their closest friends, the two exchanged vows while their loved ones watched from California on Zoom before snacking on charcuterie, tacos, and chocolate wedding cake from La Patisserie. And although the celebration was small, they didn’t skip out on any detail. The backyard was ..read more

In response to the events of June 2020 and support of Black Lives Matter, Austin wedding planner Ashley Nicole Affair recruited more than 30 vendors to give away a free wedding to a well-deserving couple that has advocated for racial equality and education in the community. Because of their involvement in the fight for social justice, Cliff Styles, a retired army veteran, and Meme Styles, founder of the organization MEASURE, were awarded this perfectly pink, blue, and free wedding. The couple was surrounded by family and friends as they exchanged their vows during their charming outdoor cerem ..read more