his joyful Fourth of July weekend wedding was a vibrant expression of love and color. The ceremony space was completely transformed with a double-arch floral moment—one to welcome guests and one to frame the altar in full bloom. Along the winding aisle, lush florals lined each row, setting the stage for a heartfelt walk down the aisle.

The bride’s bouquet was a symbolic collection, made from the mono-varietal blooms carried by each of her bridesmaids—coming together in her hands for a moment that felt both personal and powerful.

Following the ceremony, the floral magic carried through to the reception. Aisle arrangements were thoughtfully relocated to frame key focal points like the sweetheart table, band stage, and cake display. The tablescapes were layered with intention and variety—some featuring bud vases and candle clusters, others showcasing low compote arrangements or pinch bowls paired with romantic candle styling.

Inspired by a past Park Loft wedding that had lived in her mind since the beginning, this design brought her dream to life in full technicolor.

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