Couple: Nicole & Matt
|
210 Guests
|
Venue: The Guild Inn Estate
|
Total Cost: $103,449 (Budget Breakdown)
Nicole and Matt’s wedding was one of those rare days that felt like a warm hug wrapped in candlelight and confetti. Jessica Pannozzo Photography captured every joyful tear, every goofy laugh, and every blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment. XO.Social was right there with them, filming it all with a cinematic edge that’ll have Nicole and Matt rewatching their day for years.
The day kicked off in style at the breathtaking Cathedral of the Transfiguration, with its soaring ceilings and grand, old-world charm that gave the whole ceremony major storybook vibes. Nicole walked the aisle glowing in a gown from Superior Bridal. With Alessandra Papania styling her hair to polished perfection and Tanya Dee Artistry delivering a soft, camera-ready glow, she looked like she’d just stepped out of a bridal dream.
Post-ceremony, the celebration rolled on at The Guild Inn Estate, where Smith Sisters Weddings worked their magic behind the scenes to make sure every detail was on point. The venue? Total showstopper. Think romantic drapery from The Wedding Rentals, lush florals and candlelit centrepieces by Princess Decor, and a black-and-white checkered floor wrap with marble overlay from Axe Media Group that had jaws dropping the second guests walked in. One of the sweetest touches? Nicole, ever the dedicated teacher, had her students create adorable drawings and messages for her wedding – which she displayed along the guest tables. Pair that with a mix of towering floral arrangements and elegant candelabras, and the whole space struck that perfect balance between glam and genuine!
And just when guests thought they’d seen it all, the reception kicked off with an electrifying entrance led by Grand Entrance Group. It was the kind of entrance you don’t forget (and probably rewatch a few times on Instagram). And once dinner wrapped, Digital X Entertainment fired up the beats and the dance floor turned into a full-blown party – complete with unexpected dance battles and a few relatives who definitely stole the show.
Matt looked every bit the leading man in his suit from Blazer For Men, while the groomsmen kept things sharp and classic in Moore's Clothing for Men. And of course, Lavish Limousine handled all the rolling-in-style moments like pros.
You May Also Be Interested In
Wedding Guest Etiquette: 12 Do’s and Don’ts for Being the Perfect Guest
Why You Should Hire Event Staff (So You Can Actually Enjoy Your Own Event)
Who Pays for the Bachelorette Party?
