Real weddings

Jeff and Dylan were set up by their mutual friend, Milan in the spring of 2017. "He was convinced that we would be a perfect match. I agreed to the date knowing Milan would be there as a buffer however, let him know that I was not looking for anything serious. Meeting Jeff was like listening to a song for the first time and knowing it would be my favorite. The connection was immediate. After just one date, it had felt like we had known each other for years." "Jeff claims that he knew I was…

Blair and Chris both agreed early on that they wanted to be intentional about the traditions they stuck to. "We only wanted to do things that felt meaningful to us. We didn't want to get too caught up in tradition, while not abandoning it either! For the overall feel of the wedding, we were very inspired by 'old Florida' and wanted to give the event a timeless feel."

Sydney and Nick work in the wedding industry, so they had a list of trends and formalities they knew didn’t seem like them. "But we didn’t have a single idea of what we actually wanted for our own day - until Nick’s dad offered his childhood home as a venue. From there, we created the most personalized wedding experience we couldn’t have dreamed of."

It was important to Molly and Patrick to make their wedding feel like a real NYC event, rather than a wedding. "Being in the luxury event world, I was excited to bring a bit of glamour and magic to our big day. Early on my dad was talking with us and he said “When you go to weddings, write down what they did and do the opposite”. So that’s what we did!"

Lauren is originally from San Francisco and Sam, from the suburbs of Detroit. We met in 2011 and have been inseparable ever since! We got married on our 9th anniversary of the weekend we first got together and Meg Smith captured our day.

Holly and Tanner wanted to have the fun and relaxed long weekend vibes of a destination wedding, without the added stress and expenses. The couple decided to get married at a local winery near their home town in South Australia.

Follow Aileen and Bruno as they get married in a meaningful celebration. A blend of American, Japanese, and Brazilian cultures, Aileen and Bruno added some meaningful cultural moments to their wedding.

At the top of Lorena and Spencer's list when planning their wedding, was that it was unique to them. "We did away with the traditional things we’ve seen like bridal parties, first dance, plated dinner and cake cutting. Our focus was experience through food, drinks and music. We wanted our wedding to be dialled in but understated. We really paid close attention to every song that was played from beginning to end, we chose food that our guests would love and kept speeches to a minimum.

Haley and Tristan had their wedding in Malibu. "We always envisioned having a destination wedding, of sorts. We originally looked at going abroad, but ultimately wanted our family members to attend without the stress of an overseas flight. Our family is from all over the US so we didn’t feel tied to a specific state. We knew we wanted it completely outside and somewhere with an amazing view!"

Haley and Aaron spent a lot of energy working on their ceremony and vows with their close friend and celebrant, Ari. "Over the course of several months, we met individually and together with Ari, reflecting on our relationship, values, and reasons for getting married and having a wedding. It was important to us that our vows be mutual and personal. On one long walk in the woods, we came up with eight shared commitments, which were the foundation for our individual vows."