Here’s a detail that made this day unforgettable: their ceremony was conducted in ASL.

With just 36 of their closest loved ones, the couple created an intimate celebration centered on meaning and connection. Mark and Christopher wrote their own vows, delivered in ASL, with friends interpreting for their hearing guests. The couple's choice to lead with ASL speaks to something they discovered together: sign language opened up a channel of communication and expression that felt "beautifully rich, nuanced, and poetic."

Understated glam look— with shimmer and glitter and some bolder choices. Michelle, from our team, totally killed it executing just that! From Hannah’s unique and personal details, to the pops of fuchsia, mustard, teal and navy, to her funky and colorful venue ( The Fig House), we just love it ALL!

Our bride and groom, who live in New York City, chose to host their wedding at The Ebell of Long Beach, which is timeless and has a 1920’s vibe. Their wedding photographer, Amanda Gillian, did such an absolutely stunning job capturing the candid and sweet moments.

Specializing in natural, soft glam makeup looks.

The bride was influenced by Kim Kardashian’s wedding day hair, so we styled her hair down with loose waves, pinned behind the ears, and a middle part. For makeup, we went with a light and glowy look and just a hint of a winged liner!

Our bride April definitely had her challenges while planning her 2020 wedding in the midst of covid-19. Including a venue change just DAYS before the wedding due to expected fires in the area. Even through all of the ups and downs, she exuded love and grace to everyone around her.

Bride Sara walks down the aisle barefoot and in the dreamiest boho Grace Loves Lace gown. You can just feel through her photos the intimacy and happiness everyone shares surrounded by the closest of friends and family. Seeing this beautiful day unfold could persuade anyone into a micro wedding!