Taylor Carson

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And a trippy light installation by Klip Collective, the crew that lights up City Hall for the holidays.

“What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever done?” she asked. He leaned over and kissed her.

Both the koozie favors and soft pretzel snack bags were monogrammed.

“Stop listening to what everyone is telling you a wedding should look like,” says the bride, “and start imagining the kind of party you actually want to have.”

Their venue even looks like a castle.

On the five-year anniversary of their first date, they honored their love on their own terms at the Free Library of Philadelphia.

The couple stopped for a private cake-cutting at Cake Life before heading to the reception.

Camp Say-I-Do was open for one night only.

The quirky Material Culture celebration was designed to feel like a party at the couple’s home: “lots of good food and booze, laid-back, and fun.”

The Big Day featured paper airplanes, book pages — and airplanes, of course.

A classic celebration with a timeless white-and-green color palette.

Plot twist: the bridesmaids wore white.

All you need is love … and tacos.

Philly’s obsession with all things astrology continues.

The bride and groom wanted to throw a party — so they threw a party.