Classic, Luxe Wedding Day Featuring Lush, Monochromatic Florals at Stone Manor in Lake Geneva

Despite meeting in high school, Abby Willett and Clark Worobey’s epic love story did not begin until she took a trip home for the holidays in December 2020. A little over two years later, Clark popped the question in Lake Geneva on a pier that belongs to Abby’s parents—a longtime dream of hers come true. With her family’s special history and connection to Stone Manor in Lake Geneva, the bride-to-be knew she had to be married there. Wanting the natural beauty of the manor to speak for itself, Abby chose to keep the colors and décor subtle yet timeless, allowing the architecture and scenery of the venue to shine. Designed without a bit of greenery, the bride’s all-white bouquet of ruffled sweet pea, ranunculus, garden roses, white stock and baby’s breath was ethereal against her beautifully draped column gown of stretch crepe and cathedral-length veil. Like his bride, Clark stood out amongst the bridal party as he donned a dapper, dark green suit jacket, adding a wave of personality to the traditional black tux. Rain clouds held back in anticipation as the bride made her way towards her groom and parted briefly to bathe the newlyweds in sunlight while they recited their vows. By way of drink stirrers, headbands for dancing, signage and more, the couple incorporated disco balls throughout their reception design, paying homage to the hit song, “September” by Earth, Wind & Fire—the inspiration for their wedding date. When the rain finally fell, the newlyweds and guests were back inside dining and dancing the night away.