A Bohemian Destination Las Vegas Desert Wedding

October 24, 2018

This rustic, boho destination wedding was held out in the desert at Nelson's Ghost Town, an old town filled with eclectic objects from the past. The couple, along with their close friends and family, came from Canada to wed in the desert just outside of Las Vegas and every single detail was perfection. Scroll on down to take a peek for yourself!

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An Industrial Chic HUB 925 Styled Wedding

December 29, 2017

"This Fall industrial styled wedding combines a wild-organic style with an industrial-chic wedding venue while maintaining an overall romantic and passionate feeling that brides could easily incorporate into their own wedding day. Showcasing a HUB925 wedding as the venue gave such a unique feel to it that we decided to capitalize on their distinctive style and kept the decor minimal. Weddings are the most beautiful when couples capitalize on the look that the venue provides and enhancing it. The organic and wild bouquet, garland and centerpieces provided really pulled everything together with their unique textures and use of reds. The cake was a 9-layer 3-tier double chocolate cake with a burgundy buttercream and raspberry, apricot, and Grand Marnier filling with matching cupcakes."

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A Las Vegas Desert Elopement

December 28, 2017

"Josianne and Louis-Philippe, along with their daughter Dalie, had such a sweet wide open space Las Vegas desert wedding. Dalie received a special necklace from her parents part way through the ceremony because having their little girl be a part of their love story was so important for these two. Dalie drew a heart on the back of their vows, she played between their legs as the ceremony was being performed by Bonnie and she even yawned a few times and played with her mom's dress. After the ceremony concluded and the couple was pronounced husband and wife, Dalie and Josianne snuggled and twirled under the moonlight. They brought out macaroons to celebrate and said 'tchin-tchin' (cheers) to their marriage."