As soon as the gates opened to The Lotte Palace for Jocelyn & Al, all eyes turned to them. From first looks overlooking Manhattan skylines to unforgettable ballroom dances, this wedding was was a true timeless fairy tale.

Amy & Zach were married right after the 2019 Summer Solstice, on a gorgeous afternoon at Batello in Jersey City. Overlooking the great Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline, family and friends rejoiced this unique love story over a gourmet spread and then danced the night away with spectacular live music.

Z'hara and Kevin planned an unforgettable destination wedding in New Orleans, with a gospel church choir, a one of a kind wedding dress, and a Mardigras Indian second line.

Dzenaila & Igor hosted a fairytale beach soiree just north of Cancun, where guests from all over the world came to celebrate their love.

Amy & Zach were married right after the 2019 Summer Solstice, on a gorgeous afternoon at Batello in Jersey City. Overlooking the great Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline, family and friends rejoiced this unique love story over a gourmet spread and then danced the night away with spectacular live music.

Stormy weather is always a possibility in New Orleans, but on this lucky occasion, the sun shone through the rain for Amberly & Jason's beautiful French Quarter wedding and second line.

Ashley & Andrew's intimate City Park ceremony and second line through the French Quarter are a must watch for any wedding lover!

Leilah & Tramond said their I do's overlooking the Mississippi River on the top floor of the Doubletree Downtown of New Orleans, after which an unforgettable party was enjoyed by all.

Even though life took them away from their hometown, Emily & Scott always knew they wanted to be married in New Orleans. They chose to celebrate their love at Compass Point, overlooking that Mississippi River they missed so much.

St. Mary's Church held Kim & Jack's beautiful ceremony, followed by a mile-long second line to a gorgeous reception at Maison Dupuy.

Brit & Josh said their I do's under century-old oak trees in an intimate ceremony for friends and family. The southern soiree continued with an epic second line across the French Quarter and a gourmet dinner and dances at Antoine's, New Orleans' oldest restaurant.