This gorgeous wedding was for a NYC couple who had a country home in Connecticut. We did a buy-out of the entire Mayflower Grace Inn so guests could enjoy the whole weekend together privately. The wedding day decor was classic and timeless with some fun pops of color. Heirloom blue and white china was used to accent the table tops and citrus influences brought a touch of color into the decor scheme. For the invitation and menu we commissioned a London-based artist to create customized details for the event. For photos of the rehearsal dinner, check out the Parties section of our website. Photos by Christian Oth Studios- Glen Allsop. 

This wedding is amongst my favorites. We were inspired by the famous french hand painted wallpaper of de Gournay whose Chinoiserie influences led us to the ornithological accents laced throughout the wedding. Taxidermied peacocks were suspended above the dance floor amongst dozens of bird cage chandeliers. Table numbers were hand painted on to ostrich and emu eggs. Guests received an array of goose eggs, leaves, bird nests, etc... as their escort cards & custom runners & throw pillows for the lounge were made out of designer upholstery fabric. The event took place in October at a private country club in the Napa Valley and was shot by Lauren Ross. 

This super fun couple wanted loads of bright colors so we infused the rolling hills of California with as many vivid hues we could muster. This wedding was epic. From confetti canons to a light up dance floor and a dress code requesting guests wear loud colors, this one will go down in the books. Photos by Meg Smith.

This Indian Sangeet was a P.A.R.T.Y for this Los Angeles couple. The more color the better. Between blasting dance music, the horse, the rickshaw and the EPIC dance performances, this evening was unforgettable. Photos by Glen Allsop of Christian Oth Studio.

This Los Angeles couple wanted a timeless wedding and that’s what we gave them. The guests were dressed to the nines in Black and White Tie and danced their tales off well into the night. Flowers by Moon Canyon. Photos by Glen Allsop of Christian Oth Studio.

Featured by Vogue Magazine, this wedding was an intimate affair held at a private home in Cumberland, Maine. The bride wore a Parisian lace head piece that her great grandmother, grandmother & mother all wore at their own weddings. Preceded by a floral crown adorned flower girl, she descended down a stone stairway to an enclosed lawn to the ceremony. Gin & Blueberry cocktails & lobsters were served as an homage to Maine. For decor we used the family's own antiques & had a custom linen made for the table. Finally, a whimsical children's table and a teepee was set up to entertain the little ones. Photos were taken by Darren Setlow. See the Vogue Magazine feature here.

This wedding was classic with a twist. This venue, Beaulieu Gardens, speaks for itself. With sprawling English gardens and breathtaking landscaping, you cannot go wrong. We stuck to a classic all white and green pallette but threw in a wild garden vibe with sprawling botanicals and golden accents. The escort card display, on a velvet and moss tabletop, was a tour de force with a crumbling statue in the center surrounded by real golden pears with the seating assignments. The centerpieces were a mix of green and golden fruit and scattered florals. Gold rimmed chargers and glassware gave the tabletop the extra golden touch. Photos by Mike Radford.

This Napa Valley wedding was a floral explosion with an emphasis on wild garden roses in a muted, yet playful palette of honey hues, soft pinks and creams with beeswax undertones.  Over the course of a year, we collected antique golden toile candelabras and had custom beeswax candle sticks made for them. Each guest received a flower with a calligraphied note pointing them to their tables. For place cards, we used laser etched chunks of slate atop the menus to weigh them down from the wind. Custom grey linen runners with pops of color from the florals brought it all together into an evening of understated but classic Napa Valley elegance. Photos by Meg Smith.

This Napa Valley wedding was spread between two venues. The morning ceremony was held in a barn at the couple's private ranch & the luncheon was held at Meadowood Country Club in St.Helena. To honor the couple's love for the outdoors, hunting and British heritage, we incorporated an elk head, deer antlers a tea service to greet guests. Photos by Damion Hamilton. 

Featured in C Magazine, Style Me Pretty & Camille Styles, this wedding was an 'all white' garden party with a Downton Abbey vibe & was held at a Napa Valley private estate dotted with fruit trees, lavender gardens & acres of vines. The couple entered the ceremony together to complete a circle with loved ones where guests found seats on straw bales covered with antique linens. Using antique linens & silver, they feasted on champagne, oysters & a whole roasted pig & danced into the night under the full moon. To finish off the evening, a sparkler send-off brightened the final moments of the evening & guests followed a candle lit path through the woods to their cars. Photography by Lauren Ross. 

Going color wild is always a favorite! This bride did not want to hold back when it came to colorful florals and I could not have been more pleased. Late Spring blooms and peonies grown in her mother's garden enhanced the color palette ten-fold. What a day it was! Photos by Meg Messina. 

This wedding was a whimsical, mountain top wedding in the Napa Valley. We created lounge areas with oriental rugs & brightly colored pillows sprawled across the lawn. We set up a single long table where the 100 guests gathered around the sun drenched sprawling table. Friends played the fiddle & guitar & the crowd sang & danced barefoot on the lawn into the night. I did the flowers for this wedding. Photos were taken by Nancy Neil. 

Featured in Brides Magazine seen here, this wedding was held at Auberge du Soleil, a 5 star resort in the Napa Valley. The bride wanted to add an element of glitz & glamour but in a playful way so, using vintage costume jewelry & antique lace, I hand-made 1920's head pieces for each female attendant to wear. Men were given fedora's & ray bans. We set up 2 boudoirs for Men & Women where they selected & tried on their head pieces all the while being surrounded by 'blast from the past' decor items- antique books, old Chanel perfume bottles, vintage mirrors, long strands of pearls, Cuban cigars, etc... A tone was set immediately upon arrival because it automatically turned the otherwise traditional wedding into somewhat of a costume era party. The bride really liked sparkle so we used sequin table cloths, pillows & glitter wherever possible, including on the donuts that we served in lieu of a traditional cake. Photos were taken by Megan Holly Clouse. 

This was a wedding for 300 guests held in Chelsea in NYC for a Brazilian couple. It was held in a dance theater- so it was basically a blank slate that my team transformed into a NYC theme space with lounges and vignettes. Each lounge represented a different part of NYC- Chelsea, Brooklyn, etc... It was modern and slick. We used custom neon signs & suspended hundreds of oxblood calla lillies form the ceiling above the raw bars & ferns from hung from the beams over the lounges. The palms on the bar were an homage to Brazil. The wedding was black tie but the couple opted for a more Brazilian set up that was much more party focused and less formal sit down so we did passed appetizers and food stations to keep the party going & alive. Of course, everyone was gorgeous and danced until dawn. Literally.

It was a perfect day for this NYC couple who wanted a traditional English Garden wedding with a kick. We added spark by having separate monotone green and white tables, using collected art d’objects to bring some personality to the table decor. The bride’s dress had butterflies on it so we laced that detail throughout the evening. The chuppah and flower girl wreaths were oversized to add a spark of bohemian flair to an otherwise traditional profile. Photos by Arrowood Photography