Ivory Florals, Romantic Details Exude Warm and Classic Elegance at Woodhaven

January gave Morgan and Carter exactly what they hoped for: a winter gathering with echoes of the holiday season throughout the décor, where everyone they loved was in the same warm room while snow fell outside. The bride, who has spent four years in the wedding industry, knew she wanted a “warm, classic, moody, romantic and timeless” wedding and her and Carter’s day followed that vision. She carried a bouquet finished with her late grandmother’s monogrammed charm, while the groom honored his late grandfather by wearing his watch. During the ceremony, both families were invited up for a time of prayer, setting the tone for the evening. Because peonies are special to both families, the bride’s mother secretly worked with 651 Studio Floral to have them shipped from Holland—the florals were romantic, fun and overflowing in wintery whites with blush, roses, cloni ranunculus and anemones. Guests arrived to a hanging linen welcome sign, ice votives outside and a wreath-wall seating chart that exemplified Morgan’s love of Christmas. Inside, the reception glowed under sweeping drapes and twinkle lights; tabletops in champagne tones were lined with candles, black napkins and custom sugar cookies at each place that read, “you’re next!”—a wink to the many friends getting married in the same year. Mid-evening, the bride surprised everyone, including her new husband, with a second gown. Later, Carter returned the favor with a choreographed dance with his mother. The cake topper was a gift from Morgan’s grandmother, who collects them—one last sentimental detail of a meaningful day.