Real weddings

Dylan and Jeff tied the knot in a small Pantone color palette wedding at the restaurant where they first met, and it’s as romantic as it is glamorous.

Madison and Jonathan planned their own wedding. "Doing it ourselves was quite a fun challenge. We both are creatives, so we felt we could do it on our own. The goal was to make it feel like an old Hollywood Oscars after party. "

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.

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."

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."

Clara and Jose got married after a 3 month engagement and planned their wedding in just over a month.

Andi and George got engaged in January of 2022. "After that we just started talking about what we wanted the day to be like...

Sydney and Nick work in the wedding industry, so they had a list of trends and formalities they knew didn’t seem like them.

Cassandra and Horacio had been together for eight years before getting married and live on the Texas border. "We never dreamt of a big wedding however, when Horacio proposed we really got carried away with the excitement of it all - especially when we announced it to our families."

A few years ago Tashi and Brian saw photos of the Santa Barbara Courthouse and fell in love. "We went back and forth for a while about whether or not to have a big wedding. Brian and I always said that if we didn’t even end up having a big wedding, that we would have something very intimate and elope at the Santa Barbara Courthouse instead."