Shifali and Vikram Wedding - Bride and Groom Portrait - Vesper - Tati and Roman Photography

Weddings

Shifali & Vikram: A Modern Indian Wedding at Vesper

Shifali and Vikram Wedding - Bride and Groom Portrait - Vesper - Tati and Roman Photography

Shifali and Vikram Wedding – Bride and Groom Portrait – Vesper – Tati and Roman Photography

Shifali and Vikram first met at a wedding he was officiating. Her friend – the groom – had been telling her about Vikram, but she wasn’t interested at first. “Once the ceremony started, I couldn’t stop laughing,” she recalls. “I immediately asked for an introduction.” They began dating soon after, while Shifali was living in New York City and Vikram was completing his residency at Penn. “We knew our relationship was something special early on,” she shares, “because we were both making the effort to travel back and forth to see each other.”
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Rebecca and Kevin Wedding - Bride and Groom Portrait - Tavern on the Green - Lizzie Burger Photography

Weddings

Rebecca and Kevin: Classic New York City Glamour at Tavern on the Green

Rebecca and Kevin Wedding - Bride and Groom Portrait - Tavern on the Green - Lizzie Burger Photography

Rebecca and Kevin Wedding – Bride and Groom Portrait – Tavern on the Green – Lizzie Burger Photography

Rebecca and Kevin met in January 2021 during the Pandemic after matching on Hinge. Unable to sit through another date eating pasta outside in the cold under a heated lamp, Rebecca did something she ordinarily wouldn’t do – she accepted an invitation to come to Kevin’s apartment so he could cook dinner for her. Taking a risk paid off. “My thoughts on love at first sight changed,” she remembers. “The man standing in the entryway was everything I hoped for and, up until that day, never found. Kevin had made lemon pasta, spiral potatoes, and bacon wrapped dates and I never looked back.”
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Anna and Michael Wedding - Ceremony Aisle Candles - Catch - Zani and Duwayne Photography

Planning & Inspiration

Light Up Your Love: How to Decorate Your Wedding Ceremony With Candles

Anna and Michael Wedding - Ceremony Aisle Candles - Catch - Zani and Duwayne Photography

Anna and Michael Wedding – Ceremony Aisle Candles – Catch – Zani and Duwayne Photography

A thoughtfully designed wedding evolves in mood throughout the day, with the ceremony often being the most intimate moment. Because décor plays such a powerful role in shaping the atmosphere, many couples ask us how to create a setting that feels personal and heartfelt as they exchange vows in front of loved ones. Our first recommendation? Candles. A timeless symbol of romance, warmth, and celebration, candles have an undeniable ability to transform a space. Their versatility makes them especially appealing – they pair beautifully with lush, organic florals as well as with a clean, contemporary aesthetic.
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Stefanie and Mike Wedding - Wedding Cake Detail - Gotham Hall - Emma Cleary Photography

Planning & Inspiration

Sugar Flower Wedding Cakes: Masterpiece Desserts Inspired By Bride & Blossom Centerpieces

Hannah and Brad Wedding - Wedding Cake Detail - Metropolitan Club - Melani Lust Photography

Hannah and Brad Wedding – Wedding Cake Detail – Metropolitan Club – Melani Lust Photography

As wedding floral designers, what we are about to say may sound controversial – at first. We do support using fake flowers as decoration, but only as long as they are made of sugar. We would be in obvious denial to not recognize the artistry and allure of the sugar flowers topping wedding cakes specially made for our couples. These blooming confections are so lively, rich, and detailed, they fool even the most trained eye.

Hannah and Brad Wedding - High Centerpiece Detail - Metropolitan Club - Melani Lust Photography

Hannah and Brad Wedding – High Centerpiece Detail – Metropolitan Club – Melani Lust Photography


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Nhung and George Wedding - Bride and Groom Ceremony - Freestanding Arrangements - The Foundry - Justin Jun Lee

Weddings

Nhung & George: Soft Blossom Romance at The Foundry

Nhung and George Wedding - Bride and Groom Ceremony - Freestanding Arrangements - The Foundry - Justin Jun Lee

Nhung and George Wedding – Bride and Groom Ceremony – Freestanding Arrangements – The Foundry – Justin Jun Lee

Nhung and George began dating in August 2018. Although they met through Bumble, Nhung remembers the spark that kicked off their relationship as feeling natural and effortless, like when two strangers meet and know they’re going to be lifelong friends. “We are so different but also alike. We both have a great sense of humor and style, but George is messy and I’m neat,” she says. “We balance each other in ways we never knew we both needed.”

While many couples plan elaborate, social media-ready proposals, Nhung and George approached their engagement with the same relaxed, easy-going attitude that brought them together. The event took place on April Fool’s Day 2023 while they were on vacation in Turks & Caicos. “George isn’t the most romantic let’s just say that,” Nhung jokingly admits. “So, we planned for him to ask at sunset.” With some time to kill before popping the question, he took a quick dip in the ocean while she waited on the beach with the ring.
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Michelle and Josh Wedding - Ceremony Draping Decor - Liberty House - Dawn Joe Photo

Planning & Inspiration

Draping As Decor: Beautiful Ideas For Elevating Your Wedding Celebration

Michelle and Josh Wedding - Ceremony Draping Decor - Liberty House - Dawn Joe Photo

Michelle and Josh Wedding – Ceremony Draping Decor – Liberty House – Dawn Joe Photo

There’s been a lot of buzz about draping on the wedding design scene lately. While draping as decor isn’t exactly a novel concept, now more than ever couples are using beautiful fabrics in fresh and creative ways to highlight focal points such as a ceremony structure, an entrance, or the dance floor. Just like choosing wedding flowers, there are basics you should know before covering any ceilings or walls. Draping comes in an array of textiles that best complement a desired aesthetic – sheer voile and chiffon are lovely choices for daytime and garden weddings, lavish velvet looks striking in a classic or historical venue, and shimmering satin blends wonderfully into a modern setting. Be sure to reach out to the appropriate vendors for guidance – your planner (if you have one), florist (Bride & Blossom offers draping as part of our design services), venue manager, and lighting person (if you have one) should all be in communication and ready to help execute your vision. Looking for ideas to get you started? Here are examples from the Real BB Weddings archives that take this favorite wedding trend of 2025 to great new heights.
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