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Flower Girls

These stunning springtime bouquets make always-the-bridesmaid not such a bad thing.

Fall In Love

Dazzling dresses every bride will adore

Takes the Cake

We tasked three designers and three bakers with merging talent, ideas, and inspiration to create the perfect environment for a wedding feast—and a sweet ending, too.

Aisle Style - Ask the Expert, Jill Andrews and Sara Mathes, Bridal Couture

Custom wedding dresses are becoming more accessible, with a Hampden boutique leading the way.

Room and Board

Here are four tableaux for uniquely personal table-setting designs.
Fleur de Lis Florist, Baltimore Bride magazine. Credit: David Colwell

To Have and To Hold

We highlight four different floras—garden roses, dahlias, calla lilies, and tulips—and show how they can steal the show, but still play well with others.
Bonjour French Bakery & Café, Baltimore Bride magazine. Credit: Stacy Zarin

A Piece of Cake

It’s easy to turn a wedding cake into a crafty confection—just add some ribbon, a great cake stand, and a little imagination.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Baltimore Bride magazine. Credit: David Colwell

Happily Ever After

A fairy-tale wedding doesn’t just mean a white horse and Prince Charming—it’s a bride’s personal expression of what makes her feel beautiful and happy. Here are some showstopper dresses, shoes, and jewelry to help with that happy ending.
Here Comes the Bridesmaid

Here Comes the Bridesmaid

No matter what you call it—muted grape, plum, prune, merlot, smoky amethyst, fig, lilac, or raisin—this flattering color is fresh and pretty.

Aisle Style - It's All in the Details

Bows, feathers, pleating, sequins, and rhinestones turn an ordinary shoe into a wedding-worthy heel.