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How Fashion’s Boldest Hue Is Defining 2026 & 2027 Wedding Design.

Elle Woods once said: “Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed”. Agree to disagree. Ms. Woods.

Katie and Jeremy’s wedding was a masterclass in how to infuse fun and personality into a wedding–where sentiment and authenticity met unapologetic fun, and every design detail felt distinctly them.

Maddie and Kyle wanted their wedding to feel close-knit without losing the sense of occasion. With fewer than forty guests, their day was intentionally intimate—but it still carried all the beauty and energy of a grand celebration. The ceremony took place at Saint Joseph’s Church, the oldest wooden church building in Galveston. Its historic charm […]

If you’re planning a Houston wedding, the “averages” you see online might be significantly different from the quotes you’re getting from vendors. Here’s why. . .

Jessie & Cullen’s ethereal garden inspired wedding at The Bryan Museum blended whimsical design autumnal tones to create the perfect romantic atmosphere

It’s a scenario we’ve witnessed countless times: a newly engaged couple, filled with excitement and Pinterest-fueled dreams, tours a breathtaking venue. They fall in love with the soaring ceilings, the architectural details, the perfect backdrop for photos. Without hesitation—or consultation—they sign the contract and put down a deposit, feeling accomplished about checking off the first […]

When an editorial fashion photographer teams up with a design-led planner for her own wedding, you can expect something extraordinary. We brought a keen eye for composition, lighting, and style to every aspect of Arianna and Patrick’s celebration, creating a wedding that felt like a perfectly curated editorial shoot—intimate, sophisticated, and authentically them. The Vision: […]

In the heart of Houston’s vibrant art scene, K&J celebrated their union at MFAH in a way that was nothing short of a masterpiece itself…

Sometimes the most memorable weddings are the ones where couples lean into unexpected circumstances rather than fighting against them. As guests gathered on the ceremony deck, some sheltered by a collection of umbrellas and others standing in the light rain, there was a palpable sense of adventure and intimacy. The rain created a veil of mist across the mountains, transforming the already breathtaking view into something almost ethereal.

Congratulations, you’re engaged! You’re likely being bombarded with questions like “Have you set a date? Where is the reception? What are your colors? Am I invited?”

To keep you feeling sane and on track, here are The First 5 Steps You Should Take to Plan Your Wedding.