There’s always much talk about your Big Day attire. But your undergarments are just as important as your gown or jumpsuit.

Polka Dot Events’ Allie Beik pulled off an unforgettable Big Day, complete with a drag performer “flower girl.”

The couple self-united at John F. Collins Park then headed to the restaurant for their reception.

That cheese “cake” though.

The bride wanted them to be excited about what they wore on her Big Day.

The couple wanted to set the tone for the wedding day with elevated attire, games and a nod to their past.

Think suitcases, engraved luggage tags for guests to take home, and lush blooms.

Old City set the scene for these bold, blue, and entirely non-traditional looks.

“The goal was to create a joy-focused event, filled with fun.”

From botanicals to Pantone, there is inspiration everywhere.

You’ll party under clear-top tents in Franklin Square.

She’ll don two of her own handmade gowns on September 1st.

She and her groom performed a choreographed first dance to the acoustic version of “Spectrum,” by Zedd.

Discover estates dating back to the 1800s (and beyond!), gorgeous gardens, and more iconic destinations.

The couple’s “big fat HinJew wedding” can be summed up by the welcome sign they created themselves: “We waited an extra year for this. Party accordingly.”