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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Bri and Joel’s wedding was a beautiful blend of rose tones and ocean blues. The rose colors added warmth and a garden feel, while the hues of blue perfectly captured the essence of the seaside, complementing the ocean backdrop of their wedding venue.
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[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]Bri and Joel envisioned their wedding day to be filled with heartfelt interactions, so they decided to forgo a formal seating arrangement. Instead, they set up outdoor tables on the lawn of Scripps Seaside Forum, providing panoramic views of the ocean allowing guests to enjoy the beach ambiance and watch the sunset over the ocean.

From the wedding planner, Molly: We really played off of the couples last name, “The Rosenbergs” to create a “La Vie en rose” vibe. Our bride really wanted to lean into the rose tones, garden vibes but keeping it clean and modern near the ocean.
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[field title=”Proposal Story”]From our bride, Bri: We had planned a going away party prior to moving to San Diego. The morning of the party, another couple asked us to get brunch with them. We all arrived a little early and went on a scenic walk through the city. As we were getting close to the restaurant, Joel asked Bri to get one last picture together in front of the Stone Arch Bridge and Minneapolis skyline. During the photo set up, he got down on one knee and asked her to grow old with him. Our families popped out of their hiding spots and we were able to celebrate the moment all together. And with one more surprise in his pocket, the going away party was a guise for an engagement party with many out of town guests flying in to celebrate us. [/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Bri chose a two-piece wedding gown, adding a touch of playfulness to her bridal look. Her attire complemented the relaxed beach vibes perfectly.
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[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]Bri gave her bridesmaids a color palette inspired by the garden beach ambiance set for the wedding. This included soft blue ocean tones mixed with delicate floral prints. Each bridesmaid was given the freedom to select a dress that resonated with their own style and the design palette.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]The couple opted for a mix-and-mingle atmosphere as they preferred a more casual and interactive vibe rather than a traditional sit-down setting. This decision allowed their guests to freely roam, fostering a relaxed beach ambiance throughout the wedding day.

Their bar menu featured signature drinks: hers, a refreshing rose water margarita, and his, a classic whiskey smash. For dinner, guests enjoyed three stations showcasing Southern California favorites, including various taco options and fresh and flavorful poke.
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[field title=”Florals & Decor”]From the wedding planner, Molly: We had originally started with a lighter color palette and then switched to include more rose tones and so happy that we did! The richness of the florals made all the difference. The colors were so beautiful against the ocean back drop. Our bride was also not afraid of patterns which was so fun to play with in the linens. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]Bri and Joel opted for a minimalist approach with a simple, one-tiered white wedding cake. They offered various dessert options for their guests, including an array of cake pops and donut selections for everyone to enjoy.[/field]
[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]From our bride, Bri: When guests RSVP’d, we asked them to include their first dance song. We curated a playlist of these songs and played them throughout dinner. So many of our guests have relationships we admire and try to emulate. We wanted to honor them as they have shaped our own love story. It was so special to watch these couples recognize their song and enjoy it with their partner.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #1″]Bri and Joel kicked off the dancing festivities with a nostalgic nod, having a vibrant 90’s cover band. The music perfectly captured their fun-loving spirit and guests had so much fun dancing![/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]Bri and Joel added a personal touch to their wedding by giving each guest a heartfelt handwritten note, a sweet gesture that made each guest feel appreciated, adding an extra layer of warmth and sincerity to their special day.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]From the wedding planner, Molly: We loved the brides outfit change and rose colored glasses and shoes, again playing into the overall “La vie en rose” vibe of the wedding.[/field]
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Photography: Pauline Conway Photography | Event Planning: Tres Chic Affairs | Floral Design: Modern Bouquet | Wedding Dress: The Law Bridal | Cake: Vgs Bakery | Catering: Wild Thyme Catering | Band: Paging the 90's | Groom's Attire: Indochino | Wedding Venue: Scripps Seaside Forum | Bar: Giuseppe Catering | Beauty: Taylor Haupt Make up | Beauty: Styled By Stephanie Wirkus | Bridal Store: The White Room | Rentals: Adore Folklore | Rentals: Crown Rentals

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Citrus punch! Various shades of pink, yellow, and orange citrus inspired colors in bright hues.[/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]The vibe was tropical destination feels! Citrusy FL fun, but make is classic.[/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]Once upon a time, in Ridgefield, CT, two young hearts crossed paths in the most unexpected way. It was the year 2002, and Victoria was the new girl in school. She and Mike were in fourth grade at the tender age of nine.

Victoria was Mike’s first love. From middle school onward, they were inseparable. Unfortunately, life had other plans in store for them. In 2007, when Victoria was halfway through high school, her dad got a new job, which led her family to Oregon. Both Victoria and Mike were heartbroken, but they were determined to keep their love alive.

Despite the distance, Victoria and Mike made every effort to see each other. They planned visits between Oregon, Connecticut, and the bride’s family cottage in Muskoka, where they carved their initials in the wall – a symbol of their eternal love that still remains to this day! However, as college approached, they faced the harsh reality of growing apart and went their separate ways. As time went on, Mike never gave up on the hope of rekindling his love with Victoria. She was always in the back of his mind, and they remained friends, often crossing paths during Christmas in Vail.

In 2020, the stars aligned. Despite the challenges posed by the global pandemic, Victoria and Mike found themselves reunited once again – and this time, neither of them was in a relationship. While Victoria was living in Colorado, and Mike was in New York City, they committed to seeing each other as much as possible, and loved getting to know each other’s friends along the way.

As Victoria and Mike’s love blossomed, a decision needed to be made. Victoria took a leap of faith, packed her life up, and moved to New York City to be with Mike. They closed on an apartment in early 2021, ready to embark on the next chapter of their love story.

Mike surprised Victoria with the ultimate declaration of his love while on a bike ride in Vail. Despite Victoria’s initial reluctance to go on the bike ride, she was overwhelmed with joy as Mike got down on one knee and presented her with a ring. Mike had also carved their initials, “MG + VA” on a rock, as a reminder of their early days and precious memories made in Muskoka. The rest of the weekend was full of surprises and we loved having the opportunity to celebrate with close friends and family![/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]The bride chose a gown from Mark Ingraham in silk with spaghetti straps and a long sleeve lace floral top overlay and chapel train.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]The bride created her signature drink “The Spicy Tosh” with tequila, triple sec, lime juice, jalapenos, and spiced rum. The groom created his signature drink “Mikey Mojito” with white rum, simple syrup, lime juice, club soda, and fresh mint.[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The bouquets were brightly colored with orange, pink, yellow, white flowers which coordinated with the reception flowers. The ceremony aisle flowers and floral arch were created with pink, purple, and white flowers. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The wedding cake was created by Sassy Cakes. [/field]
[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]There were two readings during the ceremony titled, what is a soul mate and wedding poem.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #1″]The couple met in middle school in 2007 and were immediately inseparable for years. Family job changes and moves separated the two in high school, but fate brought them back together in 2020. They reignited their love. The seating chart was created with matchboxes as a nod to that. The top of the seating chart read, “Reigniting the Flame”[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]The bride’s close friend Sam, served as both bridesmaid and officiant, which made for a very intimate and personal vow ceremony.[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]In line with their bright sunny citrus theme, “Jade Strings,” coordinated in matching gowns as they played strings for the couples ceremony.[/field]
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Photography: Hunter Ryan Photo | Event Planning: Carrie Darling Events | Floral Design: Kaleidoscope Floral | Cake: Sassy Cakes | Invitations: Luster Designs on Paper | Ceremony Venue: Club Pelican Bay | Hair & Makeup: Duality Artistry | Lighting: DiBox Entertainment | DJ: DJ Tommy Giaime | Band: The Headliners Band | Transportation: Naples Transportation | Dance Company: New Century Dance Company | Disco Ball: Artistic Science | Live Streaming: Love Stream | Music: Jade Strings | Rentals: Plithos Event Rentals | Rentals: Trinity Special Events

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Purple, lilac, blue, and white.

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Lucy and Douglas found their slice of Tuscany nestled in the rolling hills of Los Gatos at Regale Winery, the perfect setting for their vision of a rustic and intimate wedding. With a desire for a laid-back, country garden atmosphere, their wedding planner transformed the venue into a ranch-style retreat that echoed the simplicity and charm of a bucolic life. Central to the celebration’s aesthetic were natural elements like rattan and stones, which mingled seamlessly with delicate small floral prints, enhancing the venue’s rustic appeal. The planners artfully turned the winery into a serene, country-style garden, creating an inviting space that felt both elegant and relaxed.

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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Lucy took a unique and personal approach to her wedding attire by collaborating with a tailor she found online to create her own dress. The result was a stunning straight, long dress made from matte satin, a fabric choice that exuded simplicity and elegance. Her design featured a v-neckline and an oversized collar, adding a touch of modern sophistication to the traditional wedding gown. [/field]
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At Lucy and Douglas’s spring wedding, the menu crafted by Le Papillon was nothing short of spectacular. The celebration kicked off with an array of elegant hors d’oeuvres, featuring luxurious bites of lobster, duck, and king salmon that tantalized the taste buds. The first course was a delightful butternut squash soup sprinkled with crunchy pumpkin seed granola, perfectly capturing the essence of spring. The culinary highlight was the duet entrée: succulent roasted sea bass alongside a tender grilled medallion of filet mignon. Each dish was not only a feast for the palate but also a beautiful complement to the rustic, elegant theme of the day.

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[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The floral arrangements at Lucy and Douglas’s wedding perfectly captured the essence of a rustic garden style. Smaller blooms in harmonious shades of purple and blue adorned everything from the ceremony arch to the bridal bouquet and the centerpieces on the dinner tables. The decor was further enhanced by white tablecloths featuring delicate blue floral patterns, complemented by lilac taper candles. This combination created a relaxed and fresh atmosphere.[/field]
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Lucy and Douglas’s wedding cake, crafted by Trizia Cake Artistry, was a stunning three-tiered design with a unique twist—the second tier was slightly shorter, creating a subtle, elegant effect. The cake featured sophisticated marbling and texture, adorned with large fondant waffle paper flower petals and delicate thin branches. Inside, the flavors were just as exquisite, with an Earl Grey tea filling and a refreshing hint of orange zest.

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In a unique and elegant touch by the planner from Frigga Events, white stone slices served as place cards for the reception. Each guest’s name was beautifully calligraphed onto these stones, adding a natural and sophisticated element to the table settings. This creative use of materials not only enhanced the rustic theme of the wedding but also gave guests a memorable keepsake from Lucy and Douglas’s special day.

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Photography: Aaron Liu Photography & Videography | Event Planning: Frigga Events | Floral Design: The Florachic | Cake: Trizia Cake Artistry | Catering: Le Papillon | Wedding Venue: Regale Winery | Rentals: BBJ La Tavola | Rentals: Bright Event Rentals

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Earthy tone colors such as clay, sand, taupe, and caramel, plus blush, cream and deep salmon, and dusty pink.

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Maggie and Bolun chose the enchanting Dunn Gardens for their special day, a location they described as a hidden gem within the city. They dreamed of an intimate garden wedding that felt both personal and secluded. To bring their vision to life, the planner from Frigga Events crafted a vintage garden wedding theme, utilizing a palette of earth tones. These colors—clay, sand, taupe, caramel—were chosen to enhance the garden’s natural beauty while creating a warm and soft atmosphere. The couple even gave the color palette a nickname – cappuccino.

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[field title=”Proposal Story”]Bolun orchestrated a beautifully intimate and unexpected proposal that took Maggie completely by surprise. He transformed the trunk of his car into a romantic setting adorned with flowers, string lights, and balloons. The special moment unfolded in a quiet garage, where Bolun asked Maggie to retrieve something from the car. As she opened the trunk, balloons gently floated out, revealing the most important question: “Will you marry me?” This private, heartfelt proposal not only captured the essence of their love but also mirrored the intimate, personal celebration they envisioned for their wedding.[/field]
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Maggie chose an exquisite Monique Lhuillier strapless ball gown for her wedding day, featuring a romantic heart-shaped neckline. The gown was crafted from lightweight layers of tulle, which added an ethereal, almost dreamlike quality to its appearance. This design choice provided an uptown vibe that struck the perfect balance between elegance and approachability.

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The bridesmaids complemented the wedding’s aesthetic beautifully, each wearing a dress from Azazie in a cohesive dusty pink shade, yet each style was distinct. This approach allowed each bridesmaid to choose a dress that suited her personal style and comfort, while maintaining a unified look for the wedding party. One notable style featured was a long dress with a high waistline, which elegantly lengthened the silhouette.

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The transition from the ceremony to the reception was seamlessly enhanced by the couple’s choice of a refreshing signature cocktail aptly named “Key to My Heart.” This delightful beverage set the tone for a fun and lively party atmosphere. For the main course, guests were treated to a culinary delight with options of braised boneless short ribs and pan-roasted wild salmon, expertly prepared by Ravishing Radish Catering.

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The floral arrangements and decor for Maggie and Bolun’s wedding were meticulously designed to capture the essence of their vintage garden theme. The florists from Callarose and Co chose a stunning palette of lilac, brown, and cream for the roses, which adorned the centerpieces and the majestic wooden arch at the ceremony. To enhance the rustic garden vibe, branches were also incorporated into the arrangements, blending natural elements with the floral designs. The wedding planner from Frigga Events complemented these floral choices with carefully selected linens, vintage furniture, and chinaware that harmonized with the overall aesthetic. A standout feature was the creation of a soft lounge area, which featured vintage sofas and furniture, providing a cozy and inviting space for guests to relax and enjoy the surroundings. This thoughtful combination of florals and decor not only reflected the themed colors but also added layers of texture and charm to the wedding’s atmosphere.

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The wedding cake, beautifully crafted by Honey Crumb Cake Studio, was a true highlight of the celebration. This elegant two-tiered, all-white cake featured a couple of unique and artistic touches. Notably, the top tier was extra tall, making a bold visual statement. The cake was adorned with fondant flowers so meticulously crafted they looked almost real, adding a layer of fun and creativity. Additionally, the cake was finished with a lightly textured buttercream, which gave it a delicate appearance.

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[field title=”Special Detail #1″]A delightful and artistic touch to the wedding’s dining experience was the use of mismatched dinner and bread plates, courtesy of Vintage Dish Company. These plates, each bearing distinct patterns dating from the 1920s through the 1960s, added a charming and eclectic element to the table settings. This choice celebrated a love for artistry and timeless elegance, beautifully reflecting the wedding’s vintage theme. [/field]
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Photography: meilin photography | Event Planning: Frigga Events | Floral Design: Callarose and Co | Wedding Dress: Monique Lhuillier | Cake: Honey Crumb Cake Studio | Bridesmaids' Dresses: Azazie | Catering: Ravishing Radish Catering | Groom's Attire: Suit Supply | Groomsmen's Attire: Stich & Tie | Wedding Venue: Dunn Gardens | Engagement Ring Designer: Harry Winston | Rentals: Vintage Ambiance | Rentals: Vintage Dish Company | Rentals: Alexander Party Rentals | Rentals: BBJ La Tavola | Weddings Rings: Harry Winston

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The wedding colors were Cream, White, Gold, Champagne, and Ivory.

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The design, vibe and vision of Brooke and Rhyse’s wedding day was timeless, elegant, and traditional. The couple was inspired by the Don Cesar Hotel’s 20s vibe and liked how this design choice complimented the hotel. The beautiful details selected for their decor, reflected their vision through and through.

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Rhyse planned an elaborate, surprise proposal with his parent’s original engagement ring. Brooke said yes on Atlantic Beach and her entire immediate family was there to celebrate! The evening was spent in a tent under the stars with the two families getting to know each other while celebrating the couple.

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Brooke selected a stunning gown that complimented the elegance of her overall wedding style perfectly. Her gown was fitted with a heart shaped neckline and lace sleeves. The train her of her dress incorporated the same lace matching her delicate sleeves. Our favorite detail of her gown was the oval shaped open back, framed with the delicate lace details. The gown designer was Essence of Australia.

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Groom’s attire was purchased from Nic’s Toggery in Tallahassee

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[field title=”Food & Drink”]At cocktail hour guests were greeted with passed champagne, each draped with custom ‘B’ drink toppers. A lot of personalized details were utilized during cocktail hour and within the bar set ups through the event. The mirrored bar menus included the couples crest, as well as a selection of customized drink stirrers at each bar. For the passed appetizers, these were served on a acrylic tray that incorporated custom inserts of the couples crest as well.

For the reception dinner, guests were served a duo entree of grilled filet and grouper. Accompanying dinner, was wine service.

Brooke and Rhyse provided a loaded french fry bar and slider station for their guests to enjoy later into the reception! You can never go wrong with the addition of a late night snack!
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MMD Events provided a beautiful elegant and timeless design for the overall event. Not a detail was missed with customization throughout the evening, really making this event unique to the couple. Raining Roses Production provided the most beautiful white floral arrangements. They embraced everything timeless, elegant, and traditional in each display which elevated the design to the next level!

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The wedding cake was an all white 5-tier cake with florals cascading down into florals surrounded the base of the bottom tier. The selected flavors were vanilla bean and decadent chocolate!

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One special detail this couple had at their wedding was the mix of a DJ and Live Fusion. They really wanted a DJ, but also having the option of live musicians.

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[field title=”Special Detail #3″]An addition of a live painter was included in cocktail hour. Brooke and Rhyse wanted her to capture the beautiful details of the cocktail hour as well as the hotel backdrop in the courtyard with them painted at the top of the stairs! [/field]
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Your wedding send-off should feel—there’s no other word for it—epic. As in, uncorking champagne bottles and setting-off-fireworks level of celebration. If there’s one way to make a fashionable exit, it’s with music, and we have just the wedding exit mixtape you’ve been looking for. Whether you need a song for a lighthearted recessional or a reception finale, it’s all here. So, slip into that sexy getaway dress and pass out the sparklers. You may have to book the limo, but we’ve got your playlist covered.

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1.  Precious Love – James Morrison

Soulful and triumphant, this song will send you out on a high. Some songs fill you with pure, uncomplicated happiness—this is one of those, elevated by James Morrison’s gorgeous voice and honest lyrics.

2. Love on the Weekend – John Mayer

A sexy little song that makes you want to drop everything, pack a bag, and take a trip with your love. We’re getting serious honeymoon vibes with “you be the deejay, I’ll be the driver, / you put your feet up in the getaway car.” You’ll have visions of driving along the coast, listening to music, and luxuriating in how totally in love you are with John Mayer.

Photography: Ether & Smith

3. We Belong Together – Vampire Weekend feat. Danielle Haim

A duet so full of sparkle and wordplay it’s feels like it was written expressly for the wedding of the hip(ster) couple.

Photography: Rebecca Yale

4. Fool For Love – Lord Huron

A folk-indie gem of a song about wanting to elope and leave town. The song opens with the sound of bells and organ music, which feel reminiscent of waking up on your wedding morning. As the song builds, you’ll feel just as much like running away with the one you love.

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5. Real Love Baby – Father John Misty

You’ll want to dance your way to the getaway car— maybe as (delightfully and) badly as Father John Misty dances.

6. Cosmic Love – Florence + the Machine 

In recent concerts, Florence Welch runs barefoot across a stage full of meadow flowers, dressed in something ethereal, usually an ivory silk dress. The singer, the gown, and the flowers look like something out of a Pre-Raphaelite painting—or an SMP-approved styled shoot. Imagine recreating your own Florence moment as you walk down staircase adorned with flowers, to a Florence + the Machine anthem glimmering with harp music.

Photography: Sylvie Gil Photography

7. Dancing in the Moonlight – Toploader

A sweet little cover that will remind you of a scene straight out of—you guessed it—A Walk to Remember. Awww.

8. Stole the Show – Kygo feat. Parson James

For the dance music-loving couple, this song is the ultimate show closer. It’s the absolute perfect song to be showered with rose petals by with lyrics like “hold for the applause, oh / And wave out to the crowd, and take our final bow / It’s our time to go, but at least we stole the show.” (by the way, this *might be*—in fact it is—a breakup song. But song meanings were meant to be revised and reclaimed, right?)

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9. Love Me Like the World Is Ending – Ben Lee

“This is the first day of the future,” declares Ben Lee, “and all I want is you.” Could there be a more wedding-ready sentiment? For all its carefree vibes, the song contains a gorgeous message—to hold fast to the ones you love, mindful of this fleeting life.

Photography: Cathy Durig

10. Hold On, We’re Going Home – Drake

The wedding is over, and your new life is beginning—say it with swagger.

11. Beautiful Day – U2

Every U2 song is epic, and this one is no exception. Made for life’s most cinematic moments—like a kiss on the steps of the church.

Photography: Imaj Gallery

12. Duet – Rachael Yamagata feat. Ray LaMontagne

Duet- Rachael Yamagata ft. Ray Lamontagne Most brides and grooms opt for a big, joyful song for the send-off, and we can’t blame them—this is a dazzling moment. But if overly happy songs aren’t your thing, then set a gorgeous, reverential mood with your music. This song could, with its quiet beauty, cause a hush to fall over the entire crowd. We picture it working well for a candlelight send-off or a lantern release; picture the night sky, the stars, the flicker of candlelight, and this song bringing everything together in a charged way.

Photography: Jen Huang

13. Come Away With Me – Norah Jones

If you’re eloping, consider playing a song for just the two of you. Nothing will ever match the simplicity and beauty of “Come Away With Me.” It’s a song made for the couple who cherishes privacy, so stark and intimate you feel you’re reading a love letter. “I want to walk with you / On a cloudy day / in fields where the yellow grass grows knee- high”— beautiful words to close a private ceremony in the lavender fields or to seal a “kiss / On a mountaintop.”

14. Closing Time – Semisonic

A song that encourages so much 90’s nostalgia (and deliciously bad karaoke). You’ll create one of those moments you’ll always remember—with all of your friends singing off-key and sending you so much love. And anyway, you know who you want to take you home. *da dun dun*

Photography: Craig and Eva Sanders Photography

15. Always Remember Us This Way – Lady Gaga

We like to think that this was Gaga’s most gorgeous A Star is Born Moment—seated at the piano, wearing no makeup, and dressed like a folk queen, à la Emmylou Harris. But enough about that. You will always remember the two of you this way— newly married, in the flush of your love. You’ll always remember running away from the venue, kicking off your Jimmy Choos, and sharing a piece of cake in the back seat of the limo. Just the two of you, driving home, together at last.

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[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]Classic, Elegant, Vintage Glamour[/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]The groom planned a surprise proposal on a rooftop in Palm Beach. When they went upstairs she knew something was going to happen when there were no people on the roof. He got down on one knee with their dog at sunset, and he popped the question. After an emotional “Yes” they had a surprise engagement party with their 50 closest friends and family.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Ines di Santo–ceremony dress
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]The food was provided by Sunlake, and leaned into a sophisticated take of Italian Classics. For the aperitivo they had a mix of canapes and stations featuring local salumi and cheeses, oysters, and other local cuisines. The dinner had the options of filet of beef with a foie gras, Mediterranean Branzino with vine ripe, blistered tomatoes, and a flan of zucchini. They had a massive sweets display with all times of cakes, cannolis, tiramisu, etc. The late night food was a custom ape pizza oven. [/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]For the wedding day they wanted a very classic, romantic vibe with white, greens and golds. They liked the idea of the babies breath clouds mixed with vintage gold chandeliers to give it a very Italian feel. Vincenzo Dascanio brought their vision to life from their simple, yet impactful ceremony design to their breathtaking reception in the glass house from Privitera.

The welcome party was designed by Lilla Florals, and they wanted a stark contrast to the wedding design with different shade of red. It was bit more modern with the monochromatic color tones, and they wanted long community tables for the guests to get to know each other at their first event. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The wedding cake was an impressive design by Ramperti that had layered sugar work. The cake was the centerpiece to the fireworks display and champagne spray to kick off the party.[/field]
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[field title=”Special Detail #1″]They had a custom watercolor done of the venue and their crest that we used throughout all of the stationery pieces[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]As a favor for the guests they used their favorite cologne and perfume by Tom Ford, so that when guests used it for the time to come to the scent would be a reminder of Lake Como and their wedding celebration[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]They had two displays of fireworks for the celebration. The day time, color fireworks were for when they exchanged their first kiss at the ceremony and the night time display for their cake cutting. [/field]
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Photography: Anna Roussos | Cinematography: Marco Abbatangelo | Event Design: Vincenzo Dascanio | Event Planning: Elegante Weddings and Events | Floral Design: Lilla Bespoke Floral Design | Wedding Dress: Ines Di Santo | Cake: Pasticceria Ramperti | Invitations: Studio M Creations | Bridesmaids' Dresses: Shona Joy | Catering: Sunlake Catering | Entertainment: Blunotte Eventi | Groom's Attire: Tom Ford | Wedding Venue: The Heritage Collection | Accomodations: Hilton Embassy Suites | Beauty: Michael Franco | Bridal Boutique: Chic Parisien | Location: Villa D'Este | Rehearsal Dinner Venue: Villa Geno | Rentals: Privitera | Rentals: Latini | Watercolor Artist: Mulberry & Elm Design

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Light Blue, Sage Green, Coral, Light Pink, Yellow, and Orange

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The atmosphere was inspired by the vibrant ‘spring in Nola’ Maximalist vibe. I aimed for it to be lively and exciting, much like the spirited ambiance of Brennan’s Restaurant as a venue!

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We were en route to our favorite hotel in Stowe, Vermont (Edson Hill) for a chilly ski weekend when we made a stop at Daniel’s aunt and uncle’s house in Schenectady, NY to visit his grandma, aunt, and uncle. Daniel’s aunt mentioned that her favorite nail salon was just a few minutes away, so naturally, I jumped at the opportunity to get my nails done. That evening, after enjoying a fabulous dinner at Edson Hill, in 8-degree weather, Daniel proposed with a two-stone ring I had designed with Lindsey Leigh.

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I purchased my dress at Spina Bride in Manhattan during a Lihi Hod “feature” at the store. I knew I wanted a classic dress, and I had always loved a square neck, but I was also drawn to the off-the-shoulder tulle look. Lihi made a custom tulle off-the-shoulder topper for me, which I wore for the ceremony along with a large clip-on bow. For the second line, I removed the topper and the bow. My veil was my “something borrowed” from Daniel’s first cousins, Christine and Danielle, who both wore the same veil. I designed my second dress with Mika Inatome in Manhattan, which was such a fun experience! Mika custom-made the rosettes, and it fit like a glove!

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I chose a “shades of baby blue” theme for the bridesmaids’ dresses, which was easily found and loved by my friends. Our bridal bouquets featured pink, coral, and orange hues, providing a nice contrast to the blue.[/field]
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Daniel donned a Zegna suit paired with a Tom Ford bowtie and Ferragamo patent loafers from Bergdorf’s.

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Working with Brennan’s Restaurant was an absolute dream. No guest left unsatisfied or thirsty! Our menu featured classic New Orleans barbecue shrimp and filet as the main course, followed by bananas foster for dessert. During happy hours, guests were greeted with oysters upon arrival. As the evening drew to a close before heading to the after-party, Brennan’s staff served espresso martinis to everyone.

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Angle Events did an amazing job with the decor! I told Anna and Adrienne that I wanted a lot of block print patterns, colored wine glasses, patterned plates, and texture – anything but simple! Brennan’s is such a unique, colorful place, and I knew we had to go all-out on the tablecloths, napkins, plates, candles, etc. The watercolor menus, designed by Angle, were such beautiful detail. We also had custom oyster shells with our guests’ names on them for our place cards. Several of our guests still have them as keepsakes! Leaf & Petal Nola and Luminous Events did an incredible job with the flowers and candles. Daniel and I both love hydrangeas, so we had to incorporate those into the design. Something that was important to me was that I wanted to make sure people could actually speak at dinner, so we did smaller arrangements on the tables with lots of colored candles in hurricanes and large flower arrangements in chinoiserie vases in various gathering places throughout the restaurant. At the after party behind the band, there was a greenery wall with a “Galvez” sign and lanterns hanging from the top of the clear tent which made you feel as if you were outside.

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I aimed to integrate the baby blue theme into the main cake, as it was a unifying color in our decor. Bittersweet Confections of Nola crafted a stunning Funfetti cake adorned with blue flowers sprinkled all over. They also designed the Groom’s Cake, which a special surprise for Daniel. Bittersweet Cakes created an extraordinary chocolate cake themed after Jackson Hole ski runs, featuring a sign for Corbet’s Couloir, the most infamous run at our favorite resort.

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A string quartet serenaded guests as they arrived during cocktail hour, adding to the ambiance. Despite only taking one dance lesson, we completely botched the choreography for our first dance to “L-O-V-E,” but we laughed and had a blast dancing nonetheless![/field]
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One of the most cherished moments of our wedding day was the second line and the journey to it! This was undoubtedly the highlight of our wedding day. Angle Events coordinated a police escort to transport our guests in buses from Uptown New Orleans (where St. Charles Presbyterian Church is situated) all the way to Canal Street. Daniel and I enjoyed a magical “just married” ride downtown in a vintage Rolls Royce where we met up with our guests. As our guests disembarked and began the second line to Brennan’s with Kinfolk Brass Band, we closed down Canal Street. It was an incredibly joyful experience, and for that day, we felt like celebrities!

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Sit-down dinner weddings aren’t the norm in New Orleans, where receptions are typically more casual. However, knowing our east coast parents and their guests would appreciate the full dinner experience, we opted for it. Brennan’s went above and beyond, allowing Angle Events to decorate early and seamlessly accommodating our 235 guests across all the restaurant’s rooms. Each room at Brennan’s boasts its own unique theme, so we took advantage of this by incorporating different dinner table decor themes to match.

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Photography: Anne Rhett Photography | Cinematography: Shannon Talamo Films | Event Design: Angle Events | Event Planning: Angle Events | Floral Design: Leaf + Petal Nola | Wedding Dress: Lihi Hod | Cake: Bittersweet Confections | Church: St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church | Reception Venue: Brennan's | Shoes: Manolo Blahnik | Ring: Lindsey Leigh Jewelry | Transportation: Thomas Dirks | Beauty: Beth Washington | Beauty: Tisa Camet | Bridal Concierge: Beth Burrus Weddings | Bridal Shop: Spina Bride | Bride's Second Shoes: Amina Muaddi | Custom Invitation Art: Two J Designs | Custom Menu & Signage: Angle Events | Earrings: Verstolo | Invitation Suite & Calligraphy: Albertine Press | Music: Gumbo Trio | Reception Music: http://www.themainattractionband.com/ | Rentals: Angle Events | Rentals: See Hear Productions | Second Dress: Mika Inatome | Second Line Brass Band: Kinfolk Brass Band | Welcome Bags: Beth Burrus Weddings

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The design started to develop quickly after the venue was selected and really when Sarah found the perfect Maid of Honor dress- pink and patterned. There was no question from the beginning that this wedding was going to be full of color. Sarah’s bridesmaids wore mix matched pink dresses and the florals were full shades of red!

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Along with Sarah and Tommy’s planning and design team, they had so much fun allowing color to compliment the patterned linens mixed with the natural textures of wood and leather. The overall design was the perfect balance of western feminine flair! Sarah has an amazing sense of style and it is truly showcased in all the details of the wedding. 

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[field title=”Proposal Story”]”Coldest day in January, Tommy asked me to come tag a new calf with him. I got all bundled up to go outside and first went into the “dairy house” barn to grab the calf tagging box before taking the gator out into the field. As I opened the box to make sure we had everything we needed, Tommy had written on the ear tag “Will you marry me?” I turned around to find him on one knee :)”[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]The bride wore three different gowns! The first one was classic with a statement bow and it brought femininity into their western vibe. The second was a sleek gown with floral pieces that the bride wore for the reception until it was time to change into her short party dress! [/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]The food was a combination of the bride and groom’s favorite foods, with a western flair. Their specialty cocktails were the brides favorite–a spicy marg and a nod to Montana with the huckleberry Crush. They were complete with branded stirs! [/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Sarah and Tommy were originally planning to host their wedding on Tommy’s home farm in Maryland. But a few months into planning it became clear that a ranch wedding was really what Sarah’s heart was set on.  After a few days and lots of discussion on logistics, Sarah and Tommy talked to their families and decided they wanted to have a destination wedding in Montana!

From that moment on, everything fell into place because it was truly the perfect setting for these two. It started with selecting a venue that showcases what western wedding dreams are made of— a mountain ceremony backdrop and clean slate reception space. You can truly transform the space in so many different ways. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The cake was a beautiful two tiered cake, simple with florals on it![/field]
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[field title=”Special Detail #1″]As a nod to Montana culture, one of Sarah and Tommy’s specialty cocktails was the huckleberry crush. [/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]The dresses and colors matched the incredible sunset that we were blessed with at the end of their day! [/field]
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Photography: Courtney Linden Photography | Cinematography: Honeyseed Photo and Film | Design: Tailored And Tied | Event Planning: Moore & Co Event Stylists | Floral Design: Wild Blume | Cake: Sweet and Tart | Invitations: Ice Pond Press | Reception Venue: Foster Creek Farms | Catering: The Bay Bar and Grille | DJ: Joe's DJ Service | DJ: Still Waters String Quartet | Groom's Attire: Montana Territory Hat Company | Photography - Assistance: Rempel Co | Rentals: Montana Party Rentals

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In the idyllic coastal town of Positano, where the azure waters of the Mediterranean meet the rugged cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, lies the stunning haven of Villa San Giacomo. Here, amidst the splendor of nature’s artistry, a remarkable wedding unfolds at this captivating pink villa, promising an affair of refined elegance and high fashion. The venue and setting served as our primary inspiration for this editorial. The setting is a vision of Mediterranean grandeur, with the villa commanding attention against the backdrop of the cobalt sea. Adorned with cascading bougainvillea and lush greenery, its terraces offer panoramic views of the coastline, setting a stage worthy of the most lavish affair.

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]We chose a delicate palette of soft coral pink tones and greens to compliment the venue facade and gardens, lending an air of opulence to every corner.
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[field title=”The Venue”]At the heart of this editorial is a magnificent pink villa, perched gracefully on the cliffs, overlooking the azure waters below. Its facades adorned with lush gardens and its terraces draped in the warmth of the Italian sun, this villa is the epitome of elegance and charm. It truly created a backdrop for a celebration that promises to be nothing short of magical.
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The ceremony unfolds amidst the villa’s enchanting garden, where Flowers Living designed a lush floral backdrop with an over the top aesthetic, yet still only enhancing, not competing with the breathtaking views of the location. The reception table was set on the villa terrace with florals dripping from the ceiling, a lush runner tablescape and unobstructed views of the coast for the guests to enjoy the entire evening.

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[field title=”Favorite Design Element”]At the conclusion of the day the couple enjoyed a final toast on the villa terrace and a photo op with their getaway car for the most epic send off along the coast of Positano!
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[field title=”Tips To Pull Off The Look”]PLEASE USE FULL VENDOR LIST BELOW!!!
Photographer | Abby Lindsey Photography | @abbylindseyphotography
Venue | Villa San Giacomo | @villasangiacomo | @villa_san_giacomo_events
Workshop Host | AMV Retreats | @amv_retreats
Wedding Planning, Styling & Design | AMV Weddings | @amv_weddings
Educators | Sophie Kaye @sophiekayephotography | Andreas K. Georgiou @andreaskgeorgiou | Gianni di Natale @giannidinatale_photographers
BTS Photo | Konstantyn Zakhariy | @konstantynzakhariy
BTS Video | Merak Studios | @merakstudioita
Floral Design | Flowers Living | @flowersliving
Rentals | GEG Party Service | @geg_party_service
Cake | Erzulie | @erzuliecakes
Linens | Nuage Designs | @nuagedesignsinc
Stationary | Laura Elizabeth Patrick | @lauraelizabethpatrick
Hair & Makeup | Alessandro Mancino Studios | @alessandromancinostudios
Models | Ilaria & Claudio | @ilariabussola | @claudio__carotenuto
Ceremony Dress | Monique Lhuillier @moniquelhuillier @moniquelhuillierbride for White House Bride @white_house_bride
Veil | Botias | @botiasaccessories
Earrings | Edera | @ederajewelry
Reception Dress | BAE | @bae.special.moments
Reception Shoes | Bella Belle | @bellabelleshoes
Rings | Andria Barbone | @andriabarbonejewelry
Styling Mats | April Raymond | @aprilandmikeraymond
Ring Boxes | The Styling Reserve | @thestylingreserve
Flat Lay Styling | Sophie Kaye | @sophiekayephotography

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Photography: Abby Lindsey Photography | Cinematography: Merak Studio | Coordination: AMV Retreats | Event Planning: AMV Weddings | Wedding Dress: Monique Lhuillier | Wedding Dress: White House Bride | Cake: Erzulie Cakes | Invitations: Laura Elizabeth Patrick | Reception Venue: Villa San Giacomo | Accessories: Edera | Beauty: Alessandro Mancino | Rentals: Nuage Designs | Weddings Rings: Andria Barbone

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Blue has always held a special place in my heart, so it was only natural that it became the theme color of our wedding. From the soft, ethereal hues to the bold, deep shades,
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[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]My husband and I are both laid-back individuals, so it was important to us that our wedding felt more like a relaxed gathering than a formal affair. We wanted our guests to feel at ease, to kick off their shoes and drink the night under the starlit sky. And I’m happy to say that our vision came to life in the most beautiful way possible.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]For me, the wedding dress was about finding a gown that spoke to my soul, that made me feel like the most beautiful version of myself. And when I slipped into that strapless trumpet gown, with its sky-high slit and modern details, I knew I had found “the one.” It was classic yet contemporary, elegant yet free-spirited – just like me. And when it came time for the time to party, slipping into my blue dress felt like stepping into a dream. With its subtle metallic fabric and summery vibe, it was the perfect choice for a night of celebration.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Our wedding wasn’t just about saying “I do”; it was about celebrating the journey that brought us to this moment. And what better way to do that than with signature cocktails named after our beloved fur babies, Mei Mei and Har Gow?[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]Besides the magical color of blue, there was another whimsical touch that captured our hearts – our beloved cats. We couldn’t imagine our special day without them. From the moment our guests received their invitations adorned with adorable cat-shaped name cards, to the delight of discovering our furry companions’ portraits on the favor packaging, our cats infused every aspect of our celebration with their playful spirit.
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[field title=”Wedding Cake”]Our wedding cake was a simple yet delightful choice: a strawberry shortcake adorned with layers of light sponge cake, fresh strawberries, and whipped cream. It was our personal favorite flavor and will be the most special one from now on. [/field]
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Photography: Studio Opia | Event Planning: SW Studio | Floral Design: The Florachic | Wedding Venue: Inn At Park Winters | Beauty: Lexie Artistry