You can’t get a more perfect venue in South Haven than Black River Barn. Nestled near the picturesque lakeside town, in its own wooded arena, for larger weddings, it’s the closest you can get to a venue that has it all.

From the welcome party the night before on Sunset Beach, to the ceremony overlooking the marina, to finally dining and dancing late into the night with Lake Michigan in the background, Dakota and Billy’s day perfectly encapsulated the truly special experience that is a Northern Michigan Wedding.

I had to put a side-by-side of the groom’s jacket change just before the reception. Port393 has champagne on tap if you needed just another reason to book with them, and made a pop of color to the timeless monochromatic tablescape.

Hail! Hail! To the most epic wedding in Ann Arbor, right in the middle of the University of Michigan. Erin and Kyle had everything, from soft romantic florals, to an underground disco-adorned afterparty.

What a way to end 2022. Not only by working with the fabulous Rhiannon Bosse, but also kicking off the season with the most festive December wedding and all the holiday details.

Abby and Kevin brought the Chicago vibe to their wedding at The Fields of Michigan. The laid back, yet luxurious feel of their day had everything from Friendship bracelets, to Prada loafers.

I love a Mackinac Island Wedding. It is such a timeless destination and special place for you and your guests. Alexandra and Chris brought all aspects of the island to their day from the horse drawn carriage rides to the adirondack chair cocktail napkins.

What do Yosemite and Grand Rapids have in common when it comes to weddings? In this case, having a wedding celebration in both! Carly and Matt took their Yosemite National Park Wedding and perfectly transferred it into their reception on the third coast.

I LOVED how the flower canopy from A.R. Pontius turned out. The vibrancy of the colors set against the backdrop of the blue bay for this wedding in Petoskey played off each other beautifully.

The romantic, botanical vibes tied in everything from the seating chart to the bar signs. They foraged pampas grass to flank their ceremony and created the golden frame themselves that wrapped it all up.

Sam and Adele had the most beautiful curving floral aisle for their wedding in East Grand Rapids on Reeds Lake. The couple was stunning descending the staircase of the private home towards the water.

New Year’s Eve is always a celebration no matter how you spend it. However, if you are lucky enough to attend a wedding, you will not be disappointed - especially when Maria and Andrew are the hosts!

This wedding was the reason Pinterest was invented. From the surprise engagement in Norway, to the bachelorette party in Tahoe, this event was Vogue worthy from the minute planning had begun.

Mountains, chair lifts & bears, oh my! For real…bears! Chelsea and Mike’s Michigan mountain wedding took the natural landscape of Crystal Mountain and instilled their own cultural and elegant elements all throughout the day.

Are we in Michigan or in a 17th century French countryside? You would never know at Greencrest Manor, nestled behind iron-wrought gates and down a cobbled tree line path, lies a chateau that transcends time

I love when both couples both take part in the planning process and have things they want to share with each other, and their guests. From the moment we had our first call and shared our Chicago loves (hello Mariano’s!) I knew that Cali and Shane’s Michigan Barn Wedding would be one of my favorites.

Rebeca and Erik had such a classic and timeless wedding at the Beachhouse at Boyne Mountain Michigan. Their beautiful grounded floral and single stem roses were magnificent with the lake in the background of their ceremony.

Emily’s statement veil was such an organic element tied into the wedding at Of the Land in Battle Creek Michigan. The colorful field of flowers was the perfect backdrop for a first look.