The proposal was at Beacon Hill, Boston on one of the quintessential cobblestone roads.
Details of the Day
Stephanie and Spencer’s micro wedding was a reflection of their distinct style and shared values. With picturesque Navesink River views serving as a backdrop, the venue provided an expansive and light-filled space.
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The essence of their wedding was shaped by meaningful details, such as the Chinese tea ceremony and a color palette of pink, white and gold symbolizing luck in both Eastern and Western traditions.
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As families united for the first time, the celebration embodied a fusion of cultures.
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Stephanie’s dress choice was a thoughtful blend of elegance and sustainability, encompassing her desire for a gown that could transition seamlessly between a formal micro wedding and a traditional Chinese qipao. The cream silk gown adorned with pink stenciled flowers echoed a garden party charm while evading the conventional bridal look.
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Their flower arrangements, a combination of pink and white snapdragons, orange/pink roses, and green hydrangeas sourced from Whole Foods, reflected their garden party aesthetic. Placed in mason jars adorned with ivory bows, these blossoms exuded the relaxed elegance they envisioned.
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The couple’s attention to detail extended to their party favors, gold candles, and succulents that also contributed to the decor.
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Honeymoon
The couple traveled to Iceland.
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The Oyster Point Hotel. Reimagined. Refined. Tucked along the banks of the picturesque Navesink River in Red Bank, New Jersey, The Oyster Point Hotel offers more than just a ...
