Painterly floral motifs are everywhere this season.

“I’m the etiquette police. I make sure the invitations are beautiful and reflect the couple, but I’m also very involved in choosing the text. It sets the tone for the event.”

Ocean Song roses, baby-blue eucalyptus, and more.

Sierra Yaun and Juliet Totten on choosing seasonal flowers, and more.

"When I go about 400 feet up, I can see four miles away."

Andy Biscontini of Kiss the Bride Films on highlight reels, and more.

Kenan Juska and Ro Agents on film, digital photography, and more.

Whether you have two left feet or just appeared on Dancing With the Stars: the best Lindy Hop and samba New York has to offer.

What music-industry insiders requested at their own nuptials.

The 45 Riots on finding the right band, and more.

Nine brides and grooms reveal the story behind the choice.

It’s a conundrum for the ages. To settle the score, we liquored up two seasoned DJs and two veteran band leaders and let them take it to the mats.

The Dexter Lake Club Band, DJ Gaza, and more.

Be it confetti sprinkles, stratified s’mores, or chamomile-and-bee-pollen icing.

Lemon poppy, Chocolate pistachio, crushed berries— and no flavorless fondant in sight.

Dry-aged beef from Aska, Inked linguine from Barano, and other menu options.

Hot restaurants that will host you the night before.

A helpful questionnaire.

How to ensure the photos turn out okay, the dress stays dry, and the groom can still ride in on a horse.

"You shouldn’t have to fill out a massive inquiry form in order to get information about a venue. By the time you’ve finished, someone else has already booked it."

Lauren Lumsden gave the crowd-pleasing speech below at her best friend’s wedding. In the footnotes, Lumsden reflects on her strategy and how a Val Kilmer reference came in handy.

How stylist Jacqueline Weppner of Merci New York wards off disasters.

Here, the stories behind seven memorable New York engagements.