Spring/Summer 2014

Sometimes, a big wedding just isn’t in the cards—but that doesn’t mean you
and your honey need to run off to Vegas. Couples now have a gorgeous romantic

As a photographer, Emily Steffen has an eye for detail—especially the fun,

(far left) With rich lemon ruffles adorning three tall tiers, this cake is all fun and

When Megan DePrey and Shane Wheeler met as freshman at St. Norbert College, they had no idea that they’d return to those very grounds years later to become husband and wife.

Lainie Cohen and Michael Minkoff chose their wedding venue for its unadorned setting so that the duo could bring their creativity to a blank slate. The results?

A self-professed “major sucker for art,” Stephanie Hunt knew that she wanted her wedding to have lots of striking artistic touches.

When Mackinnon Webster, a Wisconsin girl transplanted to New York City, went to a famous Green Bay Packers bar in Manhattan called Kettle of Fish, she just planned to take in a

Things got a little messy at Angel Udelhoven and Jerry Yang’s June 2013
wedding reception, but the guests loved it—and everything else about the ice

Prior to her June 2013 wedding at the Milwaukee Art Museum, Stacy Meteer’s

(top left) From the vivid colors to the oversized scale, this is an invitation for a

Jamie Fallon and her groom, Mike Sparger, wanted a rustic country wedding to reflect their shared love of the outdoors.

Five years to the day before Lindsey Johnson and Eric Mundy became husband and wife, fate brought them together.

Kala Strawn and Kurt Mueller sought an intimate, DIY feeling for their backyard wedding. Another must: An important role for their 18-month-old son, Everett.