“I wanted to thank them for all they’ve done to walk me through life and prepare me for marriage.”

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

Southern traditions, copper details, and a chuppah inset with eight different kinds of roses livened up the celebration.

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.

“When you’re reminded that every second of your life is precious, you don’t waste any time.”

The bride’s a buyer for Urban Outfitters, the groom’s a co-founder of an art collective, and the day is just as stylish as you’d think.

The RuPaul’s Drag Race star flew in from Vegas just for the night.

Plot twist: the bridesmaids wore white.

He flew to France for one night to pop the question. Really.

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All you need is love … and tacos.

“Lighting and color play a major role in what he can actually see. He knew exactly how he wanted the lighting to be so he could enjoy our big day.”