Kristen Schott

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“Our guests loved how we were so creative, to imagine getting married in this place,” the bride says of Bespoke Home + Life.

To make it happen amid the pandemic, the couple cut their guest list to eight.

The tented reception allowed guests to “socially distance in an aesthetic way,” says the bride.

The decor took direction from the 2015 film Crimson Peak.

The 52 guests thought they were going to a birthday barbecue.

Roots Mobile Greenhouse doubles as a bar cart, photo backdrop, dessert station — whatever suits your fancy.

When Philly planner Allie Beik got sick at the end of July, it didn’t overlap with any clients’ weddings, but it did make her rethink her approach to her own Big Day.

The couple’s beagle-hound mix, Sebago, was the “dog of honor.”

“Our guests kept saying, ‘This was much-needed.’”

Just wait till you see the pillars created for her besties.

One major takeaway: Communication is key.

The bride’s mother pulled it all off — at the last minute, too.

The bride’s name is Daisy, after all.

Whether you’re off to a gala or the grocery store, now’s the time to make a style statement with bold colors, mixed textures, and a long-overdue return to elegance.

The bride was thrilled to say “I do” at the home where she grew up.