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A country house weekend, done properly.
Croquet on the lawn, dinner in the great hall and breakfast for everyone who stayed.
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Celebrations with a sense of place, personality and the people who made them feel unmistakably their own.
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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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A French château with a family history of celebrations.
Stone stairs, candlelit corridors and a party that used every room of the house.
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The Scottish estate wedding that embraced the weather.
Tweed, whisky by the fire and a ceremony that carried on through the rain.
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An old ranch in Montana, restored for one long weekend.
Open skies, a barn dance and a rehearsal dinner around the fire pit.
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Barefoot on the beach in Tulum, and a reception under palms.
White linen, warm sand and a ceremony timed for the breeze off the water.
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A cliffside ceremony on the Cornish coast.
Wind, sea spray and vows said above the Atlantic.
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The lighthouse wedding in Maine that felt like a novel.
Lobster rolls, striped awnings and a sunset sail for the whole party.
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A seaside supper club on the Côte d’Azur.
A beach restaurant taken over for one night, with dancing on the sand.
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A New York loft wedding with the skyline as the backdrop.
Exposed brick, a jazz trio and a celebration that ended at a corner diner.
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Paris in the rain, and a wedding that didn’t mind at all.
A town hall ceremony, umbrellas on the steps and dinner in a bistro off the Marais.
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The London townhouse wedding that kept it close to home.
A ceremony in the drawing room and a reception that spilled into the garden square.
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A rooftop in Mexico City and a party that went until dawn.
Mezcal, marigolds and a view across the whole city at sunset.
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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