From an Intimate Ceremony to a Showstopping Reception 

From the checkered peach-and-white dance floor to the cozy sage-green banquette at the center of the space, we intentionally selected every detail to reflect the couple’s joyous spirits. Meanwhile, touches of blue and white gave nods to the grandmillennial style. While this wedding theme has enjoyed popularity among our clientele, no two Julian Leaver Events weddings are alike. Over the past year, we’ve planned several grandmillennial-inspired weddings, but all have looked different as each couple’s vision has guided our creative process.

The reception was memorable from start to finish, with food stations featuring gourmet updates of crowd-pleasing dishes, including cedar plank salmon and four-cheese mac and cheese. The band kept everyone on the dance floor late into the night until the couple’s streamer send-off. Most of all, it was an evening of connection, with friends old and new uniting to celebrate the newlyweds.

We loved that this day was all about Anne Wayland and Preston’s love for each other. And we were honored to make their wedding dreams come true so they could say “I do” on their timeline.

When a bride has the ultimate vision and is ultra-organized and ready to go, sometimes the only thing missing is an expert team to help bring her vision to life. Their intimate wedding at Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek came together in only four quick months. With Anne’s vision (and organization!) leading the way, it was a truly magical wedding day, with personal nods to the couple and their style throughout.

From the beginning of their planning journey, the couple envisioned a ceremony with an intimate feel, where 80 cherished guests bore witness to their heartfelt vows. This approach kept the focus on their love and commitment to each other while the ensuing reception was all about celebrating! The remainder of the couple’s guests arrived and walked right into the cocktail hour and a sailcloth tent pitched on the grounds of Rosewood Mansion.