There is one word that kept coming to mind as we scrolled through the images by Taylor Renee from this museum wedding–magnetic. This adorable couple couldn’t keep their hands off of each other and every single smile and laugh was so genuine and contagious. You can literally feel the love through the screen. They brought the vibes and trusted JLK Weddings to do the rest and the result is a modern (and sexy) museum wedding. Keep reading to hear all about their love story and how this talented team brought their vision to life for their big day.

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Isabelle and Louis-Philippe have been living together for more than 20 years, but their story began nearly 30 years ago. They met in high school and fell in love at 16, becoming each other’s first true love. After they graduated, their paths went in two different directions, but after some time apart, they reconnected and picked up right where they left off! Together, they embarked on their adult lives, starting with an apartment, then moving to a house, welcoming a dog, and eventually having two wonderful children. Ultimately, the couple decided all those years later to officially say “I do,” at the Honeyrose Hotel in Montreal, Canada, captured on camera by Sonia Bourdon Photographe and planned with the help of Osez Dire Oui.

Charming Art Deco details

Having lived in Montreal since the beginning of their journey together, Isabelle and Louis-Philippe quickly realized they wanted a special venue that offered a beautiful outdoor space for the big day. With a keen interest in architecture, they sought a location that was both charming and original. After a long search, they stumbled upon the Honeyrose Hotel in Montreal, and it took their breath away! The art deco details were simply stunning, and they really liked that the rain plan was as delightful as the terrace option.

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Chic urban wedding ceremony

The couple envisioned a chic yet simple urban wedding, so they decided on an intimate celebration with about thirty guests for the ceremony, followed by a shared meal with their closest friends.

Black and white editorials

Sonia Bourdon Photographe captured the power of black and white editorial photography during the ceremony for which the contemporary, urban architecture complemented the floral textures.

Color palette: Gold + pink + green + blue

For the wedding, the bride and groom chose a color palette of golden yellows, soft pinks, dark greens, and a hint of blue. The venue was so beautiful that all they needed was Anaïs Les Fleurs’ floral arrangements to add that special touch to the day.

Playing to the couple’s personality

With the help of Wedding planner, Mylène Mayer from Osez Dire Oui, they crafted a celebration that truly reflected who they are, breaking away from tradition. While they wanted their guests to enjoy the day, it was crucial for them to make choices that represented their personalities and created a perfect and memorable experience to share with their loved ones.

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The inspiration for this Leona Morelock Designs shoot came from the red rocks of Sedona, Arizona, drawing in the terracotta tones through the use of candles, florals, stationery, and table accents. A team of incredible vendors came together to create this work-of-art design that featured dark accents perfect for fall. Captured by Jen Creed Creative and Red Rock Wedding Films, this bright summer-into-fall wedding inspiration is an absolute must-see.

Fall-into-summer invitation suite

The invitations from Designs in Paper set the tone for a late summer / early fall-inspired color palette featuring shades of terracotta and navy blues.

Subtle glam for a not-so-subtle dress

The bride’s hair featured a classic low bun by TEAM Hair and Makeup. Her makeup was subtle yet glamorous to allow the showstopping black gown to take center stage. Accessories included earrings, a small clutch, and dramatic black opera-length gloves.

Bright fall floral design

Fifty Flowers provided the gorgeous florals that were then designed by Sonia with Petals for Patsy. An ombre of brighter fall colors were once again accented with pops of deep maroon and sunset inspiration.

Velvet seating assignment bows

The linens for the table were a soft blush velvet that worked beautifully with the other elements, including a fun gold pattern that we used for the napkins and matching cushions from Reverie Social.

Terracotta takes the cake

Take the Cake Arizona made a beautiful two-tier cake that was a light terracotta color with a giant bow in the same color. Written on the side of the cake was ‘All of Me,’ which happened to be the couple’s first dance song.

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Industrial minimalism and greenhouse vibes come together in perfect harmony in this chic reinterpretation of what it means to have a tropical wedding. From the unique venue selection to the designer wardrobe, every last detail was perfectly curated. Keep scrolling because you won’t want to miss a single one of these photos by Phosphilic!

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Only six months after meeting on a blind date, Hailey and DJ moved across the country together for DJ’s career. A few years later, they moved back to their hometown to purchase their first home together, and that same day, DJ proposed! To this day, the couple lovingly jokes about the day they “closed and proposed,” solidifying their home and future together. Hailey and DJ were married just after their five-year anniversary at Wayland Brewing Company in Buffalo, New York. Sincerely Melissa & Co. assisted with planning the event, while the day was captured on camera by Rachel Maloney Photography.

Classic black and white color scheme

Hailey and DJ’s wedding theme began with a classic black and white color concept but quickly took on a trend-setting new form, incorporating earthy elements and ultra-modern design details.

Bridal style: Classic with a twist

Hailey’s bridal look felt classic with a twist. Her strapless ballgown from Justin Alexander, fitting her perfectly off the rack, embraced a timeless silhouette with a modern bodice cutout. She paired the look with Sam Edelman sneakers for a casual yet elevated feel.

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The same room: ceremony + reception

Wayland Hall, just twenty minutes from Buffalo, New York, offered a bright and airy setting for their celebration. They hosted a ceremony and reception in the same room, as the couple joined hands in front of a wall of draped ivory curtains, standing between two simple pillars of greenery and florals by Pretty in Pink Flowers.

Outdoor cocktail hour with games

While the venue was busy changing the ceremony setting into the reception portion of the event, guests enjoyed a gorgeous cocktail hour on the patio, complete with giant Jenga and plenty of good food and drinks.

Seating chart: modern neutrals

Guests were greeted with a contemporary seating chart featuring alphabetical names with the corresponding table numbers and accents of natural vases overflowing with greenery. The coloration of the chart complemented the stone details found throughout the reception.

Custom stone signage

Custom stone table numbers were created by their wedding planner, who also designed their favorite component of the night — the cocktail bar. This bar included a custom sign that read “Hails Storm,” a pet name DJ calls Hailey whenever she enters “party mode.”

Engagement photo guest book

The guest book featured engagement photography and plenty of blank pages for guests to leave their advice and well-wishes.

The perfect venue for portraits

The bride and groom made use of the venue space to get elegant, contemporary portraits with their photographer.

Minimalistic and neutral reception design

The room’s main feature, ceiling windows, added extra lighting, while greenery was strewn from the beams above. Long wooden tables were set with expansive rows of candles, utilizing a minimalistic approach to florals. Remarking on their reception space, Hailey noted, “It was truly the most romantic room we’ve ever seen!”

Minimalistic one-tier cake

The couple cut into an elegantly minimalistic cake featuring smooth white fondant and white roses.

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Swiss couple, Victoria and Anthony, hosted their three-day celebration at the stunning Kasbah Bab Ourika in the Atlas Mountains of Marrakech, and it was a true embodiment of opulence, creativity, and personalized luxury. The wedding, planned with the help of Philocaly Weddings and photographed by View Films, was a unique blend of themes and experiences, each meticulously designed to reflect the couple’s personalities and passions.

Day 1: A Retro Welcome Dinner

The festivities began with a retro-themed welcome dinner, where guests arrived in fashionable 70’s attire. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Atlas Mountains, the evening was a stylish homage to the era, complete with vintage décor and vibrant accessories that captured the spirit of the decade.

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The wedding ceremony was a whimsical masterpiece inspired by Alice in Wonderland. The bride’s dream was brought to life with handcrafted giant flowers, mushrooms, and butterflies, creating an enchanted atmosphere. After the ceremony, guests were treated to a lively cocktail hour featuring a saxophonist and singer, followed by a dazzling champagne tower show.

Reception: Alice in Festival-land

The evening continued with a black and gold-themed reception on a terrace surrounded by lush fig trees and greenery. The couple’s first dance was a magical moment, taking place in the heart of a labyrinthine garden. The night culminated in an Alice in Festival-land party, where guests donned elegant pajamas and danced to funky electro beats amid vibrant, colorful décor and an exceptional DJ backdrop.

Day 3: Poolside Brunch and Relaxation

The final day was a more relaxed affair, with a brunch around the pool where guests enjoyed the Moroccan sun and the serene ambiance of Kasbah Bab Ourika.

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La Casa Toscana in Fort Myers, Florida was the perfect venue for this luxurious monochromatic black and white wedding planned by Angelina Colhouer of The Apostolic Wife. Featuring all white florals and an all-black dress code, this couple basically created a blueprint for how to make these timelessly chic colors into a contemporary wedding design. Featuring sophisticated signage, a white aisle bursting with white roses, and clear chairs for a streamlined view, this wedding – photographed by Hunter Ryan Photo – is an absolute must-see if you think you’re interested in this type of wedding style.

Monochromatic invitation suite

The stage was set for an elegant, black and white affair with a stunning contemporary invitation suite with mixed fonts. Vow booklets featured a delicate gold font detail.

Morning luxury: Pink PJs and feather trim

The bride spent the morning relaxing with her bridesmaids in their pink silk pajamas sipping on champagne prior to getting their hair and makeup done by May Paulina.

Structured bow-detailing

The bride wore her golden hair in romantic curls topped with a sparkling trimmed veil. She looked radiant in her structured mermaid bridal gown with bow on the back and Badgley Mischka pearl encrusted heels with dangling pearl cluster earrings.

Classic style and custom cufflinks

The groom looked handsome in his traditional black tuxedo with personalized cufflinks from the bride.

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Outdoor ceremony: Sparkling chandelier

Clear chairs were set on the lush lawn to create an aisle that was lined with abundant white floral arrangements created by Nandina Grove.  At the end of the aisle were columns with more white flowers and a sparkling chandelier for the bride and groom to stand beneath. Jade Strings played soft music for the bride to make her way down the aisle. The bridesmaids, dressed in black dresses, stood beside the bride during the joyous union. 

Custom cocktail(s) hour

After the two tied the knot, guests headed to a cocktail hour to enjoy espresso martinis before heading to the outdoor reception. 

Sheer drapery: Ethereal design

At the reception, pillars that surrounded the tables had sheer material draped around them while chandeliers sparkled overhead. The long tables were covered with white tablecloths and decorated with white floral centerpieces. Tall, black tapered candles in crystal candleholders illuminated the area. Clear, gold-rimmed place settings with clear and gold flatware awaited guests. 

Après-dinner luxury dessert

After dinner, guests enjoyed a white buttercream three-tier cake from Frisco’s with white flowers and greenery cascading down the side. 

A magical sparkler send-off

The bride changed into a sparkling off the shoulder long sleeve dress and had her hair styled into an updo for the reception before guests gave the new Mr. & Mrs. a sparkler send-off to end the magical day.

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Colorado University Boulder college sweethearts Genevieve and Gabe, dreamed of a timeless, modern black-and-white wedding that incorporated pieces of their personality along the way. The bride and groom loved a clean, Scandinavian look, but with added modern elements and plenty of natural roses and greenery as a nod to their love of plants. Gian Events was there to help them accomplish this at every step of the way. Considered a “destination” spot on the island of San Juan in Washington, Roche Harbor was a stunning, historic, seaside resort that proved to be the perfect location for this long-weekend event to come to life!

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An all-black wedding party dress code

Captured on camera by The Manchiks, the couple’s wedding party wore all black, but with plenty of free rein to create their own unique takes on the dress code.

Thousands of elegant white roses

The ceremony was an all-white garden party courtesy of Callarose & Co., complete with over 1,000 white roses lining the aisle and in the chuppah. This was revealed to the bride for the first time as she walked down the aisle to her now-husband, Gabe!

Custom monograms throughout the event

Robinson Creative House designed a one-of-a-kind G&G monogram that was included throughout the wedding. There were two custom bar fronts, the first with G&G monogrammed napkins, and even a sketch of the bride and groom’s two fur babies. The second was a custom cigar bar. Gian Events brought in the groom’s favorite cigars wrapped in the G&G monogram for guests to indulge in while enjoying a stunning sunset on the patio.

From day to night: Champagne to donuts

Incredible signage vendor, On the Wall Design Studio, created a custom 12-foot champagne wall, complete with the G&G monogram. The couple and their planner wanted this wall to be repurposed later in the evening for a donut wall, a favorite for the bride! It came to life using dozens of donuts from Roche Harbor’s famous Lime Kiln Cafe.

A reception with black details

The reception was moodier, incorporating a design that complemented the existing wood floors and exposed beams – black was the perfect contrast. Gorgeous rattan chandeliers by Light Smiths, matte stoneware chargers, and matte black circular menus were some of our favorite details. Additionally, dark greenery hung from the beams above three king’s tables that were topped with black taper candles and white rose floral arrangements, bringing a truly romantic feel.

After-the-fact advice from the bride

“The planning process was fantastic. The Gian Events team is incredible in so many ways, they truly made us feel like we were their only clients. Throughout the planning process, they listened to our wants and needs and gave us so much valuable insight and guidance. The entire team is extremely detail oriented and I wish they could project manage our lives! Gabe and I both work in tech and value organization, working with Gian was like partnering with the best Project Manager I have ever worked with. Additionally, the team’s eye for design was second to none!”

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Choosing your wedding aesthetic can be tough, especially when you’re torn between a timeless, elegant wedding and showing off your bold style. This couple, however, proved that you can have the best of both worlds. Bride Clare knew from the get-go that she wanted to incorporate her multifaceted personality into their big day. While the couple’s day jobs consist of a fast-paced environment working on the same labor and delivery hospital unit, they love to let loose when they’re off the clock. From a romantic ceremony with sentimental touches to their all-out dance party of a reception, this wedding at Whalehead – Historic Corolla Park – planned with the help of Coastyle Events and photographed by Kasey Powell Weddings – had it all!

Selecting a sentimental venue

The bride and her family have vacationed in Corolla since she was four years old. When she and the groom were researching venues, her mom suggested looking into the Whalehead Club. The Outer Banks had been the setting for so many childhood memories, that it felt like the perfect opportunity to start a new family together in a place that reminded the bride of her own family and history.

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A monochromatic backdrop for nature

After travelling from far and wide, guests – including the bride’s lovely 90-year-old grandmother! – were welcomed into the ceremony space by the stunning views of the Currituck Sound. The couple kept the space monochromatic and let the natural landscape do all the work for them, complemented by florals by Honeysuckle Events.

Lighthearted fun and a disco dance floor

With the majority of their guests working in the medical field, the couple wanted to center their reception around something high stress jobs don’t experience often: lighthearted fun. With disco balls lining the dancefloor, bright pink florals, and syringes infused with cocktails, the bride and groom definitely provided their fellow colleagues with a space to relax and let loose!

Prescribing fun through medical details

Because the bride and groom met while working on the same Labor and Delivery unit, it was natural for them to incorporate some medical details into their wedding day. They named their signature drinks after medical terms and even served Jello shots out of syringes. Their tagline became, “Voted 2023’s Safest Wedding to Go into Labor,” and ironically, the maid of honor was going to be close to 30 weeks pregnant at the wedding!

Advice from one bride to another

Bride Clair shared: “My biggest advice is to choose vendors that take the time to get to know you and your partner, and who understand what it is that YOU want most for your wedding. Not only is it helpful in the beginning when you’re trying to figure out exactly what that is, but it makes all the difference on the wedding day itself. I met with a few vendors in the beginning that were nice and seemed to do a beautiful job, but a big part of why I chose the individuals I did is that I felt like they understood me and my partner as people, and not just as an aesthetic. Having those strong relationships eased so much stress throughout the whole planning process!”

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After meeting while watching the Boston Bruins bring home the Stanley Cup in Game 7 of the finals at a bar in Seaport, Samantha and Bryan made plans to hike the next day, and the rest was history! Four years later, Bryan took Sam to the site of one of their first dates and proposed with the Boston skyline behind them. Afterward, they celebrated with loved ones at their favorite restaurant. To honor their love of the outdoors, Sam and Bryan chose to tie the knot on the upper cape of Massachusetts, incorporating the natural beauty of the bay and the beach surrounding them. Planned with the help of Ever After Weddings, this incredible day hosted at Kalmar Village is a must-see captured on camera by Colton Simmons Photography.

A major change… three days before

Leading up to Sam and Bryan’s wedding, news broke that Hurricane Lee was on a path going right through New England. The governor declared a state of emergency, and just three days before the wedding, Sam and Bryan decided to move their wedding from Saturday to Sunday. When Sunday arrived, the storm passed, and the sun shone brightly on their wedding day!

Quintessential New England bridal style

Sam wore a minimalistic crepe V-neck gown from Made with Love Bridal with an exceptionally elegant veil trimmed in a classic lace design. Her bouquet from Sea and Soil Botanical Designs featured long-stem blue wildflowers, while her bridesmaids carried on the floral theme with dresses in a variety of pink and blue floral patterns and styles.

Sailor blue suit jackets

To complement Bryan’s beachy khaki suit from Suit Supply, the groomsmen donned cornflower blue suit jackets with khaki pants.

A true Cape Cod beach ceremony

The pair were wed on the beach, just as they had initially planned (and with a cameo from their dog, Atlas!).  The ocean was the backdrop for their ceremony, with a perfect New England boardwalk as the aisle. 

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Crisp, minimalistic reception design

Embracing the venue’s beauty, they opted for minimal reception decor with bud vases of wildflowers and navy napkins laid out on crisp white linens. 

Simple signature fonts

From the seating chart by Antea Pelusi to the table numbers, and everything else in between, the bride and groom kept their trendy-meets-timeless font consistent throughout.  

A showstopping floral chandelier

The real showstopper was the floral chandelier by Sea and Soil Botanical Designs hanging over the dance floor, which paired lush greenery with locally sourced, sustainable blooms.

Mobile bar with custom cocktails

Guests enjoyed pup-inspired cocktails called “The Atlas” out of the cutest, New England-inspired mobile bar cart that served guests all throughout the event and into the evening.   

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