Set amidst the couple’s sprawling gardens, this three-day wedding celebration with an international guest list was the quintessential blue and white summer soirée The Hamptons are renowned for. Extraordinary printed materials took inspiration from the property’s abundant hydrangea, delicate rose lattice, and the couple’s collection of Victorian-era wrought iron furniture set throughout the property.

Two young-at-heart souls seeking old world glamour found it at their black tie affair atop 30 Rockefeller Center at the iconic Rainbow Room. Surrounded by treasured loved ones and abundant candlelight, the bride’s only wish out of our control was for snowfall, which the heavens provided on this magical winter’s eve.

A passionate gardener, the bride collected and pressed flowers, herbs, and greenery for a year leading up to this love-filled summertime wedding in Aurora, New York, which inspired the printed materials, adorned the place cards, and embellished a simple yet stunning wedding cake. An intimate ceremony was held in a hundred year old Tudor Revival opera house with deep family significance, followed by a boisterous lakeside celebration.

The natural beauty and rich texture of the surroundings at Stone Barns can equally play host to a casual wedding or a more elegant affair like this one, which featured soft white florals to complement the lush green summer landscape. The New Orleans-style Hudson Horns brass band ignited the celebration by parading guests into dinner.

An unseasonably warm November day complemented the blush and terracotta tones of the décor and the glow of the radiant couple.

Soft florals and elegant blues and whites were striking against the wild greenery and breathtaking landscape of South Africa’s Groot Drakenstein mountains. Handmade cane lanterns, traditional music, and a menu full of local ingredients showcased the bride’s home country.

Understated florals primarily consisting of local wild greenery made room to showcase the most important design element: textile designs by the bride’s famed great-grandmother, the late, great Sister Parish. The bride’s favorite print, ‘Eleanora’, adorned tablecloths in a rustic setting near the longtime family homestead on Islesboro, Maine.

Bursts of color and warm nude and earth tones created an enchanting glow at this cosmic wedding festival at the couple’s Southampton, NY home. At sunset on the evening of the summer solstice, friends and family gathered on the water’s edge for an intensely spiritual fire-ceremony, followed by a joyful all-night backyard bash.

On a scorching hot midsummer afternoon, the peaceful and loving couple were too focused on one another to notice the heat. Soft pink and white florals and an abundance of jasmine plants conveyed love, purity, and grace at this tasteful and understated affair.