Emily Goulet

Interior designer Brittany Hakimfar of Far Studio had only one constraint: a tight timeline.

When it began to rain, Brooke Weidenfeld of Sunbursts & Stardust was able to pivot from an outside reception to an indoor dance party.

Interior designer Stephanie Kraus used natural materials, organic textures, and neutral colors.

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Their romance began here. Their family grew here. And now, as their celebrity reaches new heights, Kylie and Jason Kelce are dedicating their next chapter to giving back to the city they love.

The bride told her planner, Shannon Wellington, that she wanted her party to feel like if Beth Dutton from the show Yellowstone had a big wedding.

A golf ball. A diamond. A coral reef off the coast. When it comes to death, everyone these days is thinking outside the box.

Each piece is handcrafted with the same tools and techniques used a century ago.

“In an industry where most vendor forms say ‘bride and groom,’ it was a huge relief to work with people who not only supported us and made us feel comfortable around them, but really helped bring our vision to life,” says newlywed Kelly Hutchison.