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Micro-weddings may be “micro” in regards to the exclusive invite list, but this elegant garden wedding is proof that you don’t have to down-size your vision. In fact, a smaller guest list means that you can invest more in the experience and decor, which is exactly what this couple did for their big day. They leaned on COJ Events to bring it all together and find just the right venue and Melissa Atle was there to capture every last detail and special moment.
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more than friends
Kate and Carl were friends for over a decade before they finally realized they were meant to be together. After a year of dating, they moved in together—only weeks before learning they’d be in lockdown for the pandemic! Despite the situation, the pair cherished their time together and made beautiful memories at Kate’s childhood home. When things started to open up again, Kate took Carl for a weekend in the Berkshires with her best friends and their husbands. He proposed to her there, turning their trip into a magical celebration of their love story! Kate said yes during a weekend getaway, so a destination wedding was a natural choice!
garden vibes
They envisioned an intimate weekend with close friends and family, so they limited their guest list to 50 people and fully booked, The Madrona, a California boutique hotel for the weekend. From Thursday’s welcome dinner to Sunday’s farewell brunch, no detail was overlooked. After several days of activities (including a private winery tour and pool party), Kate and Carl wed in a romantic garden-inspired ceremony bedecked with dried grasses and muted florals by the talented team at Marigold.
painted invitations
We love a painted invitation suite, especially when you’re having a destination wedding. It’s a great way to capture the essence of a location and truly customize the experience for your guests. Plus, if you talk to your artist, they may gift you the original copy of the venue painting to have as a keepsake!
the fashion
Let’s be real, the bride’s regal Milla Nova dress stole the show–simply breathtaking. But, the groom’s black and white patent leather Air Jordans definitely gave her a run for her money (pun intended).
a decadent dinner and dancing
The garden vibe carried over to their reception space, a veranda dressed with hanging greenery, wicker furniture, and plenty of candles. Guests enjoyed a custom tasting menu with wine pairings while doodling on paper covering the table as a nod to a tradition from Kate’s childhood. After dinner, espresso martinis had everyone on the dance floor, partying the night away until two in the morning!
the cake was their “something blue”
These vintage-inspired cake designs are still trending hard, but from the looks of it, it’s also safe to say they’re trending upward… Tall cakes are back and we love that this couple decided to use their cake as their something blue.
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Winter weddings tend to lean more into dark color palettes, but we love how this couple decided to take the blue and white pastel wedding that’s trending so hard right now and put a wintery twist on it! Aside from their flawless color palette, these two had one other item on their wedding wishlist–snow. And thankfully for all of us, their dream came true in a BIG way and they had a full-on winter wonderland for their big day. Keep scrolling to see all of these dreamy pics from AB Photo and to read all about the beautiful details that made this day so unforgettable.
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a meaningful mountain venue
Skylar and Jeremy’s love story is deeply connected to the mountains around their wedding venue. Growing up in the Tahoe area, Skylar always dreamed of a winter wedding, and this dream came true at Rainbow Lodge, where they hosted an intimate gathering for 65 of their closest friends and family. Jeremy proposed to Skylar after a hike to Marlette Lake, an Alpine lake near their venue, against a backdrop of snowy peaks. They then celebrated their engagement with a surprise party at Skylar’s childhood home in Lake Tahoe.
what they wore
Skylar looked stunning in a Lovers Society gown with a Watters lace top, which transitioned perfectly into a short Watters dress paired with bridal sneakers for the reception. Her bridesmaids wore dresses in different fabrics and shades of blue, including some in velvet for a winter feel. Later in the evening, the bridesmaids added fur wraps for an extra touch of elegance.
a snowy ceremony
Impeccably planned by Sisters Events, the day was a perfect blend of the natural beauty of the Tahoe area and a touch of refined elegance. The ceremony took place on the lodge’s deck, surrounded by snow and towering trees.
a cozy reception
The dinner inside the cozy lodge featured navy linens and pinecones that the couple collected themselves. The floral arrangements by Massa Floral Co were mostly white with hints of blue and green, complementing the rustic vibe of Rainbow Lodge.
a fresh seating chart idea
Unique touches included custom motel key welcome gifts and a seating chart molded after the towering pine trees surrounding the venue.
words of wisdom from the happy couple
Skylar and Jeremy suggest staying true to your vision and making the day personal. “Every detail should reflect who you are as a couple. We loved incorporating elements from our engagement and the natural beauty around us to make our day unique.”
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This styled shoot at Biddle Ranch was a celebration of romantic anticipation, encapsulating the essence of a spring-inspired soirée set the night before the big day. Inspired by the color of the year, Peach Fuzz, the shoot aimed to craft an elegant rehearsal dinner brimming with ethereal charm. The ambiance was meticulously curated with farm-to-table cuisine, live music, and interactive elements like custom-made signage featuring a crossword puzzle adorned with hand-painted florals. Each detail was thoughtfully chosen by Heyday Weddings & Events, in collaboration with an extensive list of talented vendors, to evoke a sense of timeless allure all captured by SLO Town Studios.
Candid wedding photography
The real-life couple featured in the shoot brought an authentic depth to the images thanks to their genuine connection. Their chemistry enhanced the romantic and dreamy aesthetic, making the portrayal of the “Night Before” experience feel personal and heartfelt.
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Interactive element: Couples crossword puzzle
An interactive crossword station with peachy floral design elements provided guests a fun “how well do you know the couple” opportunity during the cocktail hour portion of the event.
Floral accent: Shimmer roses
Florals from By Request played a pivotal role, with an abundant array of shimmer roses, ranunculus, sweet peas, and more, creating vibrant focal points throughout the space.
Plenty of draping in desert rose
Unique design elements were central to the shoot’s atmosphere, with draping and hanging pendants highlighting a 12-person dining table, desert rose-colored candles adding warmth, and woven placemats evoking a wine country setting.
Peachy accents and a prism bar
The inclusion of a wooden prism bar and handcrafted cake from Autumn Cake Design seamlessly blended traditional and contemporary styles.
Hand-painted champagne bottles
Honoring the vineyard estate hosting the shoot, a mini-champagne tower adorned with hand-painted florals added a bespoke touch, celebrating the venue’s rich heritage.
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Modern and decedent, this styled shoot is proof that you don’t need to spend a fortune to throw an elegant wedding. Lou Lou Event Design and this talented team of vendors set out to design a wedding that was environmentally responsible and socially relevant. The best way to minimize your decor needs is to find a venue with good bones like this one, Ironmongers Hall. Then, all you need is a chic and elegant floral design, statement details, and some candlelight, et voilà, you’ve got a timeless wedding that rivals the most expensive designs and will never go out of style. Keep scrolling to see even more of this lovely shoot and more of these moody photos by Isabelle Dohmen Photography.
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the design: extravagant minimalism
In this wedding editorial, we aimed to juxtapose modern elegance with historical charm in a chic representation of ‘old meets new’. We blended contemporary design with old British architecture to give a nod to the past while embracing modernity. For us, modernity signifies a break from traditional norms and an embrace of values that prioritize inclusivity and promote a circular economy. We worked with Junior from Zebedee Talent who is non-binary, neurodiverse, and a wheelchair user alongside a team of eco-conscious suppliers. Across all our design elements we channeled a minimalist, environmentally-friendly approach, from our wedding cake to Junior’s look and accessories. The final result was a cohesive, fresh, and sustainable wedding aesthetic.
For the tablescape, we styled a clean, sleek setting to contrast with the historical architecture. Grand Tudor-style chandeliers hung above raised, foam-free orchid arrangements, surrounded by a row of white Anthurium lilies provided by Lou Lou Event Design and Nuun Cakes. We styled the cake and menus with flowing chiffon and satin bows.
adaptive wedding fashion
We used sustainable and adaptive fashion to ensure ease of wear for each wardrobe choice. We opted for a mid-length, minimalist gown with clean lines to showcase fashion that is both practical and stylish. For Junior’s makeup, we went for a ‘barely there’ effect on the eyes with a gold eyeshadow and soft, light eyelashes. This was finished with a gloss over their lips.
bow details
It’s no secret that bows are trending, and they’re a great affordable way to decorate. Instead of buying new fabric from a craft store, consider going to a thrift store and breathing new life into vintage silk scarfs for a more sustainable approach.
wedding photo trend alert
Blurry bokeh photography is having a major moment and while we love showcasing detailed photos on the blog for you to pull inspiration from, we want to take a moment and talk about this trending style. Photos like this make great prints for the home. The blurry quality evokes more of a vibe than a specific moment and can bring a good mood to any space.
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Set against the historic backdrop of Club Atwater Montreal, established in 1926, this styled shoot epitomized timeless elegance with a touch of English sophistication. Each space, from the opulent grand ballroom with its high ceilings and minimalist decor to the bright, airy room where the ceremony unfolded, complemented the romantic and luxurious elements brought to life in this setup. Planned by Agence Aurea and photographed by Sophie Asselin , candlelight and plenty of drapery brought this minimalistic yet elegant inspo shoot to life.
A sophisticated, historic invitation suite
A black and white calligraphed invitation suite by Imagine Joy with watercolor envelope inserts set the historic tone for this elegant event.
Bridal style fit for a castle
The bride’s ensemble from Natalia Exclusif, an off-the-shoulder gown with puffed sleeves and floral appliqués, enhanced her natural grace and was paired with a sheer, flowing veil, adding to her ethereal presence. Capturing timeless elegance, the bride’s makeup and hairstyle by Atelier Eva Blanca radiated a classic yet modern charm. Soft, neutral tones enhanced her natural beauty, while the distinctive hairstyle transformed her look.
Styling navy blue velvet
The groom complemented the bride in a navy-blue velvet jacket from Suitablee, adding depth and harmony to the tableau. The deliberate choice of blue for the groom’s attire resonated perfectly with the blue eyes of the bride and the venue’s historic woodwork, adding a thoughtful and harmonious touch to their special day.
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A recipe for soft, romantic florals
Floral designs from Studio CK wove together ranunculus, sweet peas, tulips, and spirea, creating a soft, romantic ambiance. The meticulous attention to textures—from velvet to linen and sheer fabrics—alongside heritage silverware, set a scene rich in detail and steeped in elegance.
A grand ballroom + marble fireplace
Chosen for its classic beauty, the grand ballroom frames our central dining scene, while the ceremony features lush greenery and florals circling a majestic white marble fireplace.
Creative advice: How to mix textures
For brides looking to replicate this look, mixing textures that feel luxurious and dimensional, from the opulence of silverware to the softness of drapery, the ethereal quality of sheer fabrics, the timelessness of ceramics, the organic allure of deconstructed flowers, the plushness of velvet, the sophistication of linen paper, the transparency of glass elements, and the inviting warmth exuded by flickering candles is absolutely the best way to approach this. The interplay of tactile experiences creates a multi-dimensional ambiance that is rich in character and visual interest.
Incorporating sentimental heirlooms
When it comes to silverware, consider adding a personal touch by borrowing pieces from those dear to you. Infusing your table setting with heirloom pieces not only adds sentimental value but also interweaves stories and memories into the fabric of your celebration.
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Dripping in the prettiest pastels, this styled shoot was inspired by the 90s. And while it drew inspiration from a time gone by, Confetti & Co. and Styled Bride managed to keep the design very contemporary and approachable for modern couples. From the groom’s pastel suits to the delectable (and giant) pink cake this shoot is a feast for the eyes! Keep scrolling to read more about the inspiration and to see even more of these dreamy photos 🤩…
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the inspo: 90s nostalgia
For our modern wedding photography workshop series, “Capturing Connection, Crafting Depth”, Emily Wren Photography and Asya Photography aimed to embody authenticity and nurture connection. For our first workshop, we collaborated with Confetti & Co for design, Styled Bride for planning, and Belovely for floral arrangements to breathe new life into Philadelphia’s iconic Merchants Exchange, blending 90s nostalgia with contemporary elegance to reimagine a classic setting.
a pastel color palette
The initial part of our photoshoot at Power Plant Productions made the most of the abundant natural light, providing a stark contrast that allowed the colorful palette to shine.
The couple’s buoyant personalities were the perfect match for the candy-striped backdrop by Dusted Backdrops and a playful tablescape featuring a modern purple color scheme, illuminated by lavender Oaxaca candles and set against BBJ La Tavola’s patterned tablecloth.
What truly set this workshop apart was its ability to transform tradition into innovation, infusing every moment with creativity and authenticity. By reimagining classic settings and embracing contemporary trends, we created an immersive experience that left a lasting impact on all who attended.
what they wore
For the main event, the bride wore a dramatic taffeta mermaid gown with a BIG bow detail in the back. The groom brought the color with a statement blue suit and floral printed tie. We are also straight-up obsessed with these pearl platform sandals!
the second looks
Whether you’re looking for outfit inspiration for your own second looks or even an elopement, you can’t go wrong with these stunners. The groom wore a mauve suit from Generation Tux, and can we just say…such an underrated color, we LOVE! The bride rocked an adorable tulle mini dress with a veil that was just as voluminous!
a vintage getaway car
In the second half of our modern wedding photography workshop, the couple donned their reception attire, adding a dynamic twist to their portraits with their getaway car at Merchants Exchange. We infused the session with lively ’90s elements—featuring a vintage convertible, a playful ’90s-style veil and dress, and bright yellow daisies. This fun reinterpretation transformed a traditional must-have spot into a vibrant, eye-catching scene.
When you’re considering renting a car for your big exit, remember, it can also double as decor. So, in girl math, that’s like getting a free car rental because it can come out of the decor budget 😂. We love that Belovely even made a special floral installation for just that purpose.
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This editorial shoot was inspired by a fusion of Western design with traditional Southeastern Asian customs within the intimate setting of a local, renowned restaurant. The York Room at Hawksworth Restaurant – the perfect setting for an intimate reception or private dinner – seats up to 54 guests. It features the classic architecture of the iconic Rosewood Hotel Georgia, complete with stained glass, chandeliers, and stunning crown moulding. With a curated menu and custom cocktails, it’s easy to see why any couple and their guests would enjoy the best dining experience the city of Vancouver has to offer! Photographed by Chuunice Photography, it’s easy to see from this inspo that it’s the perfect option for anyone who wants a luxurious smaller wedding.
Floral watercolor invitation suite
Delicate yet saturated invitation design by Esgee Art Design set the stage in a variety of pastel tones. Envelopes featured floral interiors, while the stationery itself was in shades of creams and light pinks with grey or white writing in an array of traditional and modern fonts.
Bridal style: All about the (dress) details
The bride’s style first incorporated a white Western style wedding dress from Eva Lendel (“Lanvee”) adorned with beading from Union Bridal. This dress was perfect for the private vows and portraits. The groom wore a modern, chic grey suit and black bowtie that matched the bride’s modern look.
Accessories: Minimalistic modern jewelry
Later on, an ivory, extravagantly embellished lehenga with feather sleeves from Wellgroomed Design Inc. was a perfect option for the celebratory dinner party. The look featured simple and modern jewelry from Her Fashion Vault, while hair and makeup, by Clara Leung and Paige Griffith, respectively, played off of a natural glam.
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Florals: Whimsical pastels and jewel-tones
The floral design was whimsical and wild, a specialty of Garden Party Flower. Pastel colors were complemented by pops of jewel tones, while lightly colored tapered candles lit the evening ambiance as the sun went down.
Pops of gold details
The centerpieces added to the romance and celebration, while gold cutlery added a luxurious flair. Esgee Art Design created romantic menus, which went hand-in-hand with invitations that included custom floral garden artwork for the envelope liner and vellum wrap.
Playful wedding cake design
A playful wedding cake by Joconde Cakes & Sweets was decorated with a fondant bow and displayed in a meadow of floral arrangements.
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Brianna and Tyler’s wedding day was a perfect blend of boho charm and organic chic. They, along with their nearest and dearest, made the journey from sunny Los Angeles to share an intimate ceremony and reception amidst the serene beauty of Oregon’s Loloma Lodge – it was a true destination micro-wedding! Surrounded by the elegance of the forest, Gallivan Photo perfectly captured the golden glow essence of this autumn wedding, planned with the help of The Indigo Bride.
Wedding in the woods: Loloma Lodge
Loloma Lodge had barely escaped wildfires leading up to the couple’s dream wedding weekend. Because the venue was closed leading up to the wedding, the planning team had even come up with a Plan B venue! Thankfully, the area reopened two weeks before the wedding date, and Brianna and Tyler were thrilled to be able to say “I do” at the lodge.
Statement earrings + simple elegance
The bride donned a dress from En Blanc LA complemented by clay Loeffler Randall shoes. Boho chandelier earrings stood out against the elegant simplicity of her gown.
Rustic chic attire for the groom
The groom opted for a grey three-piece suit from Suit Supply complemented by lighter brown leather shoes.
A ceremony in the woods
Brianna and Tyler said “I do” against the backdrop of a wooden structure decorated with earth-tone wildflowers blended with elegant roses and anemones by Freckled Fleurs. Guests looked on from wooden benches, and the couple’s dog was right by their side!
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The perfect way to include your pup
The couple’s pup, Rogi, stuck with them the entire night, even making a cameo during their first look and finding a cozy spot on top of Brianna’s dress during dinner.
A mirrored welcome sign
Brianna and Tyler welcomed everyone to the reception with a mirrored welcome sign that blended perfectly into the natural setting. The sign complemented their welcome table that included a small guest book and a gorgeous clear, gold-outlined card box surrounded by wildflower-inspired arrangements.
Reception fun for 40 guests
With a cozy guest list of under 40, the dance floor buzzed all night long under the twinkling stars, with Rogi even joining in on the fun! Brianna stole the show with a stunning party dress, and as the evening wound down, guests gathered around for s’mores and late-night snacks.
A cute wedding cake surprise
The couple opted for an elegant single-tier cake with a fun surprise for guests off to the side – Sweet Life Patisserie included a miniature sculpture of the couple’s pup pretending to lick the cake.
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For their intimate wedding in Croatia, this couple and their incredible team of vendors went all-in on classic design. But each timeless decision has its own modern flare that keeps this wedding feeling contemporary and of the moment. Take the bride’s stunning dress, the classic mermaid silhouette and elegant lace sleeves will never go out of style, and the sexy cutouts add a little dose of modernism to this chic look. They also re-imagined a reception in the round. Framed by two crystal chandeliers and topped with mirrored tables, this tablescape is both whimsical and refined at the same time. Keep reading to hear more about this lovely design and to see even more of these dreamy photos by Pasalic Studio.
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the inspo & design
My name is Klaudia Popić, a passionate wedding planner and designer for luxury weddings and events in Croatia and worldwide. With a phenomenal team, I orchestrated an incredibly beautiful wedding at the Palace Elisabeth Hotel Hvar on the San Marco Terrace in cooperation with Suncani Hvar. My vision was to create a concept that perfectly complements the exquisite venue with its historic character. As decorative elements, we utilized a large round altar table with a glass top exuding elegance, adorned with stunning flowers, all in a chic color theme.
the flowers
The flawless flowers and decorations from Hedera Design, along with the exclusive stationery from Papierromantik, gave the entire design the wow factor. The wedding cake from Pastry Shop Hvar was another perfect detail.
that dress
The exquisite bridal dress was from Lin-Riehl by Pronovias, and the styling was by Klara Stojanović, who beautifully executed the makeup and hairstyle.
a crystal altar
Utilizing the same chandeliers that they would later use for the reception tables, Klaudia Popic, and team, created a unique crystal chandelier alter like we’ve never seen before. Whimsical white floral arrangements lined the aisle and the beautiful Croatian skyline served as the backdrop for a romantic ceremony.
the food
We don’t normally feature the food from weddings, but these food photos by Pasalic Studio happen to be some of the prettiest we’ve seen. So enjoy, and just try not to get hungry!
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Marisa and Chadd came from LA to be married at Big Sur Lodge on a beautiful, sunny day surrounded by their closest friends and family. They said “I do” at their micro wedding under the giant Redwood canopies before hosting a small cake and toast and escaping to take the most stunning portraits on the coast. Keep scrolling to see how they had a macro celebration with a micro guest list in one of the most beautiful natural settings we can imagine. Captured by Jamie LeMarie Photography
A getting-ready cottage
Bride Marisa got ready for the big day in the Tree Cottage at Glen Oaks with help from her mom, sisters, and friends. She carried a delicate bouquet of wildflowers by Willi Wildflower in a variety of sweet color and textures.
A ceremony amongst the trees
The couple and their wedding party took a short drive to Big Sur Lodge for the ceremony where they hosted it amongst the Redwood trees.
Celebration and champagne toasts
After saying I do, the bride and groom hosted a small celebration after with a champagne toast and wedding cake from Sweet Reba’s.
Puppy portraits
The couple’s family and friends gave heartfelt speeches, and after taking some family portraits – including, of course, photos with the couple’s beloved dog, Soho – the couple returned to Glen Oaks for portraits amongst the Redwoods.
Coastal portrait perfection
After the forest, the couple and their photographer drove up the coast to Garrapata State Park, where they finished off the most amazing day adventuring on the cliffs along the coast. The couple shared their first dance with the waves crashing as their soundtrack. It was truly a micro-wedding to remember!
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