May 2nd will forever live rent free in my head.
Working alongside an incredible vendor team to bring this wedding to life was something special. The entire design was inspired by the Grand Bohemian Hotel Charlotte itself — specifically the rich Argentinian influence and those iconic blown glass chandeliers that instantly pull you in the moment you enter the space. We wanted the room to feel layered, bold, sophisticated, and completely alive with color.
The sculptural florals reflected the sophistication of the couple, while the color story reflected both their personalities and the warmth of their families. The foundation of the design was strategic color blocking — intentional, structured, and honestly very fitting for my favorite type-A bride. Every table had order, balance, and movement while still feeling artistic and elevated.
And yes… there were moments where the bride thought I was absolutely crazy for wanting to introduce more hues. But the additional tones were necessary. As light hit the chandeliers throughout the evening, different undertones began to reveal themselves, and the layered palette allowed the entire room to evolve with the space. Shades of purple, deeper blues, pinks, chartreuse, and even the golden velvet couches all played a role in creating dimension and richness.
To ground everything, the stationery remained true to our core palette: chartreuse, blue, and merlot. Every detail had intention. Every hue had purpose.
This design reminded me why I love color so much. When done correctly, it tells a story before anyone even sits down.
Venue /
@grandbohemiancharlotte
Photographer /
@clayandfogphotos
Florist /
@everythingprettycollective
Pillar Candles /
@_hueevents
Stationary /
@jennsnicedesigns
Band /
@newroyalsband
Linens /
@stradleydavidson
Rentals /
@curatedeventscharlotte 
