

Your wedding theme sets the tone for every choice that follows. Here are ten that work, and where each one shines.
Classic and Timeless
- Black tie: evening ceremony, candlelight, and a formal dinner. Best in a ballroom or historic venue.
- Garden romance: soft florals and outdoor vows. Best in late spring.
- Vintage: lace, antique furniture, and a jazz band. Works well in a restored hall or barn.
Relaxed and Personal
- Rustic: wooden tables, wildflowers, and string lights. Perfect for a farm or vineyard.
- Beach: barefoot ceremony, light fabrics, and a seafood menu.
- Backyard: a small guest list, family recipes, and lawn games.
Bold and Unexpected
- Destination: a weekend of events for guests who travel to you.
- Cultural celebration: customs from both families, woven into one day.
- Color story: two signature colors carried through flowers, linens, and attire.
- City loft: industrial spaces, modern florals, and a cocktail-style reception.
Choosing Yours
Start with the venue and the season, then pick the theme that suits both. A theme that fights its setting costs more and looks less natural.



