In true NYC fashion, this couple?s metropolitan love story depicts a first date that nearly didn?t happen due to rain. Thanks to Michelle?s coworker, however, who insisted she go, the two were able to keep their dinner reservation, and the rest was history! Up until COVID, the pair had enjoyed their time dating and traveling together. During this time, however, they found themselves hunkered down at a lake house where they enjoyed each other?s company in a new, slowed-down way. And it was at the end of a working holiday in Florida where the couple set off for a catamaran tour that ended in a surprise proposal. Keep scrolling to see how Michelle and Eliott’s wedding day struck the perfect balance between feeling and form with unruly florals and an elegant garden party vibe.
Bold florals and contemporary mixed fonts
Held at the Columbus Museum of Art in Ohio, the grounds offered charming corridors and manicured gardens. Bold floral invitations by Ink & Ivory in shades of purple and mixed contemporary fonts invited guests to share the event with the bride and groom.

Ombre purple bridesmaid style
Michelle?s classic Mikado ballgown was elevated by an oversized artistic ruffle along the bodice, while her bridesmaids donned dresses in mixed shades of purple and a variety of textiles.

Bold florals against a black backdrop
An outdoor ceremony was hosted on the lawn, tucked into the trees of the sculpture garden. The couple stood in front of a semicircle of bold f...