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Playful details, layered textures, and curated style brought this full-service celebration to life at one of Richmond’s most iconic venues. The Branch Museum: A Richmond Icon with a Fresh Perspective K and T’s wedding at The Branch Museum of Architecture and Design blended vibrant personality with refined structure, exactly what they envisioned when they described […]
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This effortlessly cool wedding at Meridian House in Washington DC brought together romantic styling, historic architecture, and just the right amount of retro edge. Designed for a bride with a strong creative vision, and a deep love of meaningful details, this wedding felt both timeless and personal. Long considered one of the most iconic historic […]
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A Poolside Ceremony This simple wedding took place on Dover Hall’s back lawn by the pool, offering a serene setting for the couple’s vows. The green and white palette complemented the surroundings, creating an atmosphere of understated elegance. Cocktail Hour in the Gardens Guests enjoyed fine wine and a relaxed, chic vibe in the gardens. […]
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If you’re looking for a D.C. wedding, or mitzvah venue that breaks up the “expected”, Union Market delivers. It’s not buttoned-up. It’s not ballroom. It’s creative, urban, and just the right amount of rebellious. Whether you’re hosting 30 or 1,000 guests, Union Market has the space. With strong architecture and flexible layouts, these venues let […]
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Day One: A Warm Welcome Upon arrival, we were greeted with branded coconut drinks and received our event name tags and welcome bags. That evening we kicked off the conference with a vibrant rooftop reception. The dress code for the welcome party was sunset colors—pinks, oranges, and purples. This really set the tone for a […]
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