Vintage small wedding

Corry and Michael's Golden Vintage Living Room Wedding in a Portland Floating House | Oregon Wedding Photographer

This backyard wedding transformed the bride's childhood home into a magical oasis of love, lights, and vintage touches you don't want to miss.

When Katherine + Jacob first started thinking about planning their wedding, they decided to come up with a set of words that best captured the kind of celebration they wanted to create. That way, when all the big decisions came rolling in, they could always return to those words to make sure they were on...

Having best of both worlds with a small wedding but big reception with a backyard wedding. An elopement purposefully ignores the hubbub of a traditional wedding. It takes a lot of courage for a couple to go outside of the norm and choose to elope. There's a lot of pressure when it comes to planning a wedding, and sometimes you can lose track of what the day is about. An elopement can truly remove some if not all of that stress and allow you to focus on the excitement of marrying one another.

In case no one has told you—you don’t need to have an over-the-top wedding to create a magical, memorable event. If you and your partner aren’t “the formal kind,” then a cool, casual wedding might be your style. There’s no template for a true-to-you wedding day, after all. You don’t have to take our word

Lara and Ilya's modern New York wedding at the TWA Hotel was a dream come true for everyone who bore witness to it.

Caty and Will were married at the bride's family orchard in Honomu, Hawai'i. "As we got legally married right before the pandemic began, we wanted our wedding celebration ceremony to be simple and reflective of our love for each other and our connection to the land."