Winter 2018

Old Hollywood and Disney were the seeds of inspiration for Katie Lynch and Matt Feige’s summer wedding at The Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood.

More couples are choosing to postpone their honeymoon for up to a year after their nuptials.

Los Angeles–based design guru Eddie Zaratsian and Contemporary Catering’s executive chef and owner Nathaniel Neubauer and Director of Sales Rob Pausmith envisioned a luxe setting marrying modern design with an exceptional dining experience.

Deep, moody and forever romantic, Crimson makes a surefire statement.

Mother Nature has her own plans, even in picture-perfect Southern California: flash floods, windstorms and heat.

It has never been easier to tie the knot in the Golden State as a recent boom of new properties from Palm Springs to Paso Robles has introduced a variety of venues ready to welcome wedding weekends.

Marissa and Jordan's event design combined their love of antiquing with the venue itself. They wanted the design to feel timeless and as if it belonged at The Ebell, a former women’s club built in 1924.

When Diviya and Sumit began planning their wedding day, they instantly knew that they wanted to incorporate the look of India’s Mughal palaces while capturing their American culture as well.

Sara and Matthew immediately knew they wanted their wedding at The Estate on Second in Santa Ana, an old California gas station that was used as an underground speakeasy during the Prohibition.

Taya and Andy met in Southern California, where Taya runs a wingsuit skydiving school. Andy was moving to Paris for a new job, but before going, he decided to sign up for a one-on-one sky-diving session.

Karly and John sat across the aisle from one another in their honors English class during their junior year of high school without saying a word to each other.