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Hannah & Max’s wedding was a technicolor, 1960’s-rainbow-fever-dream. They were married on a beautiful spring day at Austin’s stunning Commodore Perry Estate. Designed by the brilliantly, kooky-creative mind of Alex of XO Moreau, every detail felt thoughtful, immersive, and completely unique. From the whimsical butterfly motifs to the dramatic tent entrance and psychedelic invitation suite, every element was truly a jaw-dropper.

I’ll admit, when Tubby Todd reached out, I didn’t really understand the full scope of cuteness that was about to come my way. As someone with no children, I’m not very “up” on all things baby or bath time (lol), but boy did I learn.

If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like when two literal rays of sunshine get married…you’re looking at it. Molly & Grant’s sunny yellow wedding was full of next-level happiness, joy, and good vibes. Round Top is famous for its incredible antique shows and quirky Texas charm (IYKYK), but now it’s equally famous in my mind for Molly & Grant’s perfect wedding day.

Y’all, I just love a rehearsal dinner + welcome party combo and I’m never going to shut up about it. Sitting down to an intimate dinner with your closest people. Sharing speeches and embarrassing childhood stories, clinking wine glasses, and ending the night with a big party (before the big party). It’s just the best way to get centered and blow off a little steam before wedding day.

Maddie and John’s day mirrored their personalities: vibrant, fun, and effortlessly cool. They drew inspiration from Palm Springs aesthetics with loud florals and colorful motifs, but made it very them and very Austin.

Kendall & Wes’ wedding was like a modern Hill Country fairytale – with a little country flavor. Brightly colored florals and string lights hung from every surface (the walls, ceiling, and even the trees), butterflies and delicate botanicals adorned the dance custom floor, and Kendall was absolute bridal perfection. And I might be biased, but the music was just chef’s kiss.