Rainbow colors and whimsical design elements transformed a luxe tent into haven of pure joy.

At first glance it appears Lillian had an affinity for butterflies, but in reality, it was an artistic display of symbolism perfectly executed by Ryan Designs. Lillian and Matthew met in an airport. Thousands of butterflies were incorporated into the décor as a nod to flight, and the evolution of their romantic love story. A colorful canopy of ribbons and butterflies enticed guests to look up as they entered the sailcloth tent. “I just wanted people to walk into the tent and smile. I was thrilled with the way the tent looked and felt – just like joy to me!” Lillian described. The floral décor was inspired by Lillian’s love for English gardens. Vibrant blooms spilled out of white metal birdcages for an overgrown look, while other tables featured imaginative trees made of flowers and soaring branches. The floral arrangements, place-setting, and lighting complemented the vibrancy of the butterfly landscape, resulting in a flawlessly-cohesive design.

An intimate, private estate wedding overlooking the vast ocean in Jamestown, Rhode Island.

Kiana and Maeve were inspired by the lush look of an overgrown greenhouse. As environmentally-conscious individuals, they chose a florist that only used locally-sourced flowers as well as farm-to-table caterer Blackstone Caterers. “The decor was dictated by what was blooming/growing in Rhode Island in September and our vendors brought our overgrown greenhouse vision to life exceptionally,” raved Kiana.

A sweet embrace after their first look.

Mini jars of local honey served as an edible escort card and favor!

Wild greens and mixed lanterns dangled from a wooden trellis, emulating the overgrown greenhouse vibe flawlessly.

Buttery-blooms added dimension to their bouquet.

Fresh blackberries and lemons lined each layer of the delicious buttercream cake.

Chiffon draping by Exquisite Events made a grand entrance into the tent.

“We’ve had countless memories as a couple here felt that getting married at home, on the water, surrounded by family, friends, and our dogs was ideal,” Kiana & Maeve reminisced.