Their adventure began in Telluride, Colorado, with a first look at the top of the Gondola. They spent the day exploring together before exchanging vows by a private lake. After sunset, they grabbed some spectacular photos before cutting their cake and signing their marriage license.
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Q: My partner and I would like to marry at a beach resort next summer. Any tips on colors and flower choices, as well as what we need to consider for our guests?
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Q: I'm confused. What’s the difference between tuxedo, black tie, and formal?
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Q: We found a venue we like, but I’d like the chef to revamp almost the entire menu. Is it OK to ask him for a lot of changes, or would this be insulting?
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Q: My maid of honor is planning my bridal shower and we both agree that children shouldn’t be included. Are we wrong? And how do we let people know?
On a dreamy spring afternoon in Dickson, Tennessee, Emily and Jackson tied the knot under a lush canopy of green at Firefly Lane. Their ceremony took place in the aptly named Enchanted Forest, where string lights glowed through the trees and ferns lined the aisle, setting the tone for a whimsical, joy-filled day.
Maya and Pete blended their Hindu and Christian traditions in a beautiful wedding at Lyndhurst Mansion. The outdoor setting combined regal charm and sprawling gardens, highlighted by a radiant color palette as a nod to the bride's background. Cheerful pinks and oranges greeted guests at every turn. Their ceremony, officiated by a close friend, was deeply personal and touching, followed by a lively reception that kept guests dancing all night long.
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