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Twelve guests, one long table and a supper that ran past midnight.
A restaurant booked out for the evening, every guest within arm’s reach, and toasts that turned into stories.
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Celebrations with a sense of place, personality and the people who made them feel unmistakably their own.
Real Wedding
A weekend in the Hudson Valley, designed to feel like home.
One beautiful place, everyone together, and a wedding that unfolded more like a house party than an itinerary.
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An elopement on a quiet morning in the Dolomites.
Just the two of them, a photographer and a mountain hut that served the best breakfast of their lives.
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The courthouse wedding that felt anything but ordinary.
A borrowed suit, a vintage dress and a celebration lunch that their friends still talk about.
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Fewer guests means more room for the things that matter: time, attention and a menu you actually taste.
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Three days on the Amalfi Coast with everyone they love.
Lemon groves, a terrace above the sea and a wedding weekend that moved at an Italian pace.
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A wedding in the Moroccan desert under a sky full of stars.
Lanterns, low tables and a ceremony timed for the moment the dunes turned gold.
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How one couple brought sixty guests to a Greek island.
Ferries, family-run tavernas and a celebration that spilled down to the harbour.
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A Portuguese quinta, a long lunch and no schedule at all.
Vineyards, tiled courtyards and a day designed around one unhurried meal.
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A walled garden in full bloom, and a ceremony among the roses.
An English garden at the height of June, with flowers left exactly where they grew.
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The meadow wedding that let the wildflowers do the work.
Mown paths, long grass and a reception tent pitched at the edge of the field.
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Supper in the orchard as the light went soft.
Tables set beneath fruit trees and a garden party that lasted well into the night.
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A glasshouse wedding in the middle of winter.
Green, warm and full of light while the frost settled outside.
The Editor’s Note
The weddings we remember rarely begin with a trend.
They begin with a place, a feeling, a family ritual or something the couple simply refuses to compromise. That is what we look for here.
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