Self-proclaimed foodies Greg and Michael knew that the reception cuisine would play a significant role in their wedding day. With a priority of finding a venue that they could bring their own caterer, they came across 632 on Hudson, an antique-laden townhouse-turned-party space. The hidden gem spurred their carnival theme vision, executed amazingly by Bernadette Smith of 14 Stories with fortune tellers giving guests a peek into the future and burlesque entertainers serving absinthe cotton candy.
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Oh Pittsburgh, I'm officially a fan after viewing this incredible styled shoot. This amazing creative team spearheaded by our friend...
Everything about this Malibu wedding screams elegance and it's obvious that every detail was beautifully thought out — even the...
Tamara and Casey's autumnal, vintage-inspired wedding in Gainesville, Fla., at the Victorian mansion-turned-B&B Sweetwater Inn, was a celebration filled with heartfelt moments.
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