B&S Wedding

Yeah, my wedding is on my portfolio. Hear me out.

When you design the identity system, art direct the photography and video, curate every song, and produce a party for everyone you love — it stops being a personal milestone and starts being a body of work.

No planner, no problem. We sourced every vendor, managed every timeline, and led every creative decision from concept to celebration. With our coordinators at Fremont Blue Events we kept a team of photographers, videographers, florists, caterers, and performers all moving in the same direction — on deadline, on vision — is project management with very high personal stakes.

From the monogram and graphic system to the invitations, signage, and digital collateral, every detail was considered and crafted. We didn't just get married. We produced an experience.

Taylor & Hart Interview • Photo: Alisha Tova • Video: The Quail & The Dove • Florist: East Olivia • Venue: Marvimon (Valentine) • Catering: My House Events • Cake: Flouring LA • Drinks: Bottle Service • Cannabis: Irie • Installation, Audio & Lighting: Stage Labs

Yes, there was a 70-page pre-production deck. Yes, my bridesmaid called it out in her speech — not to roast me, but because it's exactly the kind of person I am and exactly why everything went off without a hitch. The food was perfect, the drinks were flowing, and every single thing happened exactly when it was supposed to. 

Then we threw the actual party. A drag show, a tattoo station, a cannabis lounge, food trucks, and an In-N-Out activation — because if you're going to do it, you might as well do it all the way. The dance floor didn't stop and neither did we.

If you've scrolled this far, you already know how seriously we took this. Now you can see how it all actually came together — and yes, it was worth every slide in that deck.