Emily Goulet

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“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.

On the schedule: a private tour of the Linc.

Dressmaker Irina Sigal altered the bride’s gown — also covered in flowery details — to show off the couple’s most exciting news.

The bayfront property is also ideal for hosting the whole family, thanks to two bunk rooms, a playroom, and plenty of indoor-outdoor spaces.

The most unexpected element? No dance floor.

A sailcloth tent, immersive experiences, and a team of VIP vendors made this party at the Highlands Mansion and Gardens simply magical. 

The Gladwyne-based owner of Neem Crafts travels to India regularly to meet with artisans and dream up her next offerings.

The vision was “Neon disco in Wonderland’s garden.”

The black-and-white space gets a pop of color courtesy of orange-blossom wallpaper.