A Jewish-Persian fusion celebration at Winter Club Event Venue — with dogs walking the aisle, a sofreh table, and a sparkler exit.
Burgundy, blush, and gold at the historic Capen House — live violin cocktail hour, a mermaid gown, and a rose petal exit.
An ethereal ivory and blush celebration — with one of the most touching tributes to a late mother I have ever witnessed.
The Black Fairytale — cinnamon, gold, pampas, and a broom jump ceremony at Lake Mary Events Center.
A tropical Catholic celebration at Paradise Cove — complete with unexpected rain, a pavilion pivot, and a glow stick grand exit.
Rescheduled from Hurricane Ian and more beautiful for it — rust, ivory, and champagne at the CiCi Hyatt Brown Museum.
Urban romance across four New York City locations — Farm Soho, the New York Public Library, Central Park, and the Brooklyn Bridge.
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