Escort displays are more than a functional moment on your wedding day—they’re an opportunity to spark emotion, tell a story, and set the tone for the celebration ahead. From nature-inspired arrangements to custom installations brimming with personality, these displays can become unforgettable design moments when approached with intention.

For the second installment in the From Our Inner Circle series, we’re diving into the world of custom fabrication. What is custom fabrication you ask? In the wedding industry, custom fabrication is used everywhere from ceremony backdrops and escort displays to bar facades and lounge furniture.

Step into a botanical dreamscape with Jess and Devin’s moody garden wedding reception at Summerour Studio — lush florals, luxe details & immersive design await.

Inspired by the grandeur of baroque design and the bride’s love for French culture, Caitlyn and Quinn’s wedding was a breathtaking blend of opulence, romance, and personalized details that left guests enchanted.

In the world of luxury weddings, design is an experience — a reflection of your personal style and the tone for the day. Let’s explore how carefully curated drama and proportion can elevate your celebration with inspiration from some of our weddings.

Your wedding stationery is more than just an announcement; it’s the first glimpse your guests will have of your special day. Every design choice—be it color palettes, textures, or typography—sends a clear message about the atmosphere you’re curating. Let’s dive into how different stationery styles can set the stage for five stunning weddings.

Whether you’re envisioning a sophisticated outdoor reception on the east coast or a picturesque ceremony in California, the right tent can transform your event into an unforgettable experience. Here’s a guide to help you navigate the various wedding tent options and considerations.

Planning a wedding can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when aiming for an unforgettable experience. While you might be tempted to jump head-first into designing your wedding, here are five things you should actually focus on first.