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Bridal Guide May June 2021

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Chic gowns and gilded accents take black tie attire to the next level.

ELIZABETH FILLMORE BRIDAL

Velvet and pearl choker necklace by Mateo Fine Jewelry; mateonewyork.com

Emerald-cut stud earrings by Nancy Newberg Jewelry; nancynewberg.com

by Kayla Hayes Onyx and diamond necklace by Ippolita; neimanmarcus.com

Gold bubble heart by Rush Jewelry Design; rushjewelrydesign.com

Gold and black enamel ring by State Property Fine Jewellery; thisisstateproperty.com

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BEAUTÉ COMME TOI

Donna Born in Roma Yellow Dream by Valentino; nordstrom.com

Black and gold-foil speckled invite by Ceci New York; cecinewyork.com

Gold and black pointed heel by Le Clique by Kat Maconie; katmaconie.com

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Recycled woven vegan leather clutch by Lulu Dharma; luludharma.com

Three-tiered painted and fresh floral cake by Hey There, Cupcake!; heytherecupcake.com


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Custom stationery depicts local points of interest.

A watercolor invitation suite rendered in cool greens.

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A pale blush invitation suite with a custom wax seal.

A custom invitation suite addressed with vintage postage stamps. A chic invitation suite for a Tennessee wedding.

An artful invitation suite for a wedding in Cabo.

PHOTOGRAPHY: (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT) O’MALLEY PHOTOGRAPHY; CARRIE PETERSON; DAVID MENDOZA; KIEL RUCKER; ANNIE NYBORG; AMILIA JAMES; DANIELLE COONS

A handmade-paper invitation with white-foil painted botanicals and calligraphy.


A tawny mix of copper and rose tones for a fall wedding in the South.

Dusty-pink protea is both tropical and desert-like.

florals

A sundrenched greenhouse alive with ferns and pampas grass.

PHOTOGRAPHY: (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT) RAACHEL HAVEL;; AMILIA JAMES; DANIELLE COONS PHOTOGRAPHY (2); DON DOBLADOS FOR MILOU & OLIN; ANGIE SILVY; PHOTOGRAPHY BY AMY NICOLE; STACY HART

Flats of herbs and annuals for a from-the-garden feel.

Huckleberry greens, roses, wax flowers and lisianthus.

A masterful mix of pastels and deeper burgundy tones.

A riot of color proves that more is more when it comes to floral design.

A banded bouquet of ranunculus, dahlias, and lisianthus.


A DOSE OF DRAMA Take your big-day look to the next level with one of these captivating styles. Think: translucent fabrics, layered textures and glittering accessories that ensure all eyes will be on you.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY TERRY DOYLE


GRAND ENTRANCE

Long-sleeve, highneckline, hand-beaded and sequin-embroidered ballgown with keyhole back, price upon request, by Beauté Comme Toi; beautecommetoi.com. Headband by Lelet NY; leletny.com. Cluster earrings and star ring by Karma El Khalil Jewelry; karmaelkhalil.com. Engagement ring by Alison Lou; alisonlou.com. 000


REAL DESTINATION WEDDING

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Swapping vows aboard the 55-foot Hinckley yacht.

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PHOTOGRAPHY: HOFFER PHOTOGRAPHY.IVC

THIS COUPLE LITERALLY TIED THE KNOT AT THEIR CELEBRATION HELD AT A HISTORIC INN ON THE CHARMING SOUTHERN COAST. BY JENNA MAHONEY


“LET’S JUST GET MARRIED ON A BOAT,” SUGGESTED WIL HAMORY when the pandemic upended his and now wife Marissa Mash’s planned wedding. Her siblings took the offhand comment seriously and crafted a vision board, and her mom called The Inn at Perry Cabin. Set on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the hideaway showcases the area’s nautical traditions. The couple was joined by a few family members to their literal tying of the knot aboard one of the estate’s vintage boats. The property’s setting is as serene as the surrounding waters. Here, the service and amenities are superlative: “There are few places that meet expectations, and go far beyond those like the Inn at Perry Cabin,” says Marissa.

The entire celebration was outdoors.

so crabby Cuisine is a standout at this storybook water-facing property that

Romance ready—intimate dining outposts.

stretches over 26 pastoral acres. Executive chef Gregory James sources food from the inn’s garden, neighboring farms and the catch of the day. And since this is Maryland, crab is a center point of all menus. Crab was featured at the intimate celebratory dinner of just 15 guests, all of it sourced from J.M. Clayton Seafood, a local seafood purveyor that’s been serving up regional blue crabs for five generations. Preparations at Wil and Marissa’s meal were haute takes on Maryland classics, including crab imperial, traditionally crafted with mayonnaise and Fresh caught.

PHOTOGRAPHY: HOFFER PHOTOGRAPHY.IVC; INN AT PERRY CABIN

Marissa and Wil post-ceremony.

Old Bay seasoning, and the wildly popular hometown dish—crabcakes.

Snappy Happy The Inn at Perry Cabin is fantastically photogenic. In fact, Wil and Marissa had two days of photos to capture many of the property’s most Insta-perfect settings. The couple took pictures in front of the estate’s boats, at the entrance to the Inn, in the spectacular gardens and by the pretty pool. They also posed on a bicycle—Wil steering; Marissa on the handlebars—positioned on the property’s long driveway lined with gorgeous trees and riots of flowers. For the second session, the couple went to the “charming town of St. Michaels to explore the ‘mom and pop’ shops,” says the bride. Another favorite—“the view of the Inn at Perry Cabin from the water is breathtaking!” she notes. ➺

The Inn recently introduced private glass houses, where guests can dine on the water in a cozy, intimate setting. They are perfect for romantic celebrations. Sail away on the Miles River by the Chesapeake Bay.


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