From the event designer to the dj to the dressmaker, it takes a village to orchestrate a wedding.
Fall Winter 2014
Fall Winter 2014
On newsstands now! Find a store near you.
In our new Fall/Winter 2014 issue, you'll find:
Best of 2014: The top venues, photographers, caterers, florists and more
• Beautiful Bouquets and Wedding Cakes
• Inspiring ideas from 20 Real Weddings
• Dapper looks for the groom
• The best big wedding decor trends
Plus Napa Valley's most breathtaking wedding sites
...and more!
Features
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Yucca Valley was our destination for Fall Winter's editorial spread of the bohemian bride.
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We were awestruck by the unique ceremony setting creative soul Bess Wyrick of Celadon & Celery created for our Fall issue of California Wedding Day magazine.
Departments
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A Royal Palette
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We absolutely adore the whimsy and bright punchy colors in this lovely wedding, not to mention it is the sweetest love story to hit our inbox!
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Whether it’s an elegant, frosting-free cake or one that is finished in a homespun style, couples are simplifying their cake act.
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Finding the perfect inspiration for your bouquet isn’t always as simple as a walk in the garden.
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Southern California brides are making the trek to Thousand
Oaks’ newly opened Wisteria Bridal—and for good reason. Owners and lifelong -
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24 Carrots, the Orange County catering company known for top-notch, trendsetting cuisine, has upped its game with new executive chef Ashley Santo Domingo.
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American fashion designer Michael Kors has said “I do” to the formalwear world, partnering up with Flow Formal Wear to create his first line of men’s tuxedos for rental, availab
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Every aspect of Katie and Steve’s Malibu wedding was far from traditional.
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When Mari Cardoos said “I do” to Jon Layne, owner of the Los Angeles-based event company Party Layne, she knew planning
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Sometimes there are weddings that we come across that just leave us breathless--and this is one of them.
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When Kristi and Brian were planning their wedding, they wanted their special day to be filled with romance, relaxation and personal details.
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Kathyrn McPhee and Joseph Keating (aka: Kate and Joe) grew up just blocks from each other and when high school began, so did their courtship.
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High school sweethearts and music buffs Nicole and Billy wanted one thing for their wedding: a carefree and relaxed vibe.
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Newly WedMelinda and Brendan’s wedding was anything but traditional. Even how they met was unconventional, given that most straight couples don’t meet in gay bars.