Emily Goulet

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The Heart of Philadelphia option is a coolly color-blocked celebration of the city.

The symbolic two-stone ring is back — this time with bold cuts, mixed gems, and plenty of personality.

Velvet-draped tables were topped with arrangements featuring carnivorous plants, a nod to one of the groom’s favorite musicals, Little Shop of Horrors.

The couple surprised guests with a performance by Philly drag queen legend VinChelle.

The newlyweds, who live in Amsterdam, tapped Philly’s Taylor Emily Events and a talented team of vendors to pull off their union. 

“Every moment and detail was bursting with intention and heart,” says event planner and designer Jaclyn Fisher.

Mushroom soup from the cafe was served as a passed appetizer — much to the delight of the bride.

The 160-year-old brand may be synonymous with the West, but it was originally born here — in a one-room workshop at 7th and Callowhill streets.

“The goal was to modernize it without making it look too modern,” says founder and lead designer Brittany Hakimfar.

The bride bought her Danielle Frankel dress via a Pinterest post from a woman in Texas.

Home is where the heart is.

A six-figure budget. Hundreds of helpers. Giant art installations. A tentacled kraken. This prom is like no other.

Max Kranick and his high school sweetheart Emma Henzes tapped Philly pro Shannon Wellington to plan and design their Big Day.

Installations that seem to sprout from the ceiling, couture-like accessories — take your pick.

Custom condoms for guests were among the clever details.