Photographs, personal details and ideas to take into your own day.
Through the photographs · Roxy & Matthew
A window-framed ceremony, bright flowers and portraits in the last light. Explore the photographs and the details you could take into your own day.
See the photographic storyFrom the archive · June 2011
Angela and Jeremiah’s wedding, photographed by Sithy Photography. Follow the day from a white gazebo to the reception, and take a closer look at the details along the way.
Explore Angela & Jeremiah’s weddingFrom other wedding publications
Our reading notes introduce these documented weddings. Follow the credited publisher for the full photographic story.
Junebug Weddings
A documented chapel ceremony and family-backyard reception with colorful personal details.
Repeat a color relationship across paper, flowers and tableware; plan the work behind the personal details.
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A documented Amsterdam celebration with classic design, personal music and a cheese-based cake.
A formal visual style can make room for the food and music you personally love.
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A documented British Columbia vineyard wedding with a neutral design and food stations.
A quiet palette can support an expressive meal and personal speeches.
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A documented Oregon celebration through coastal and forest settings with a restaurant meal.
Build an intimate day around meaningful places and experiences, then check the real routes for your guests.
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A documented San Miguel de Allende wedding weekend with personal dinner letters and a rooftop welcome.
A thoughtful message can make a welcome feel personal.
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A documented Philadelphia-area celebration with separate Hindu and Western ceremonies and different palettes.
Give each ceremony its own context while one clear guest plan connects the celebrations.
Full story at Junebug Weddings ↗This collection follows documented weddings, with sources and photo credits. Our inspiration library contains original design concepts you can compare and adapt. The two offer different starting points for your own celebration.
