09/21/2026
Meadow ceremonies have become one of my favorite things to design.
I love starting with a blank piece of landscape and thinking about what it could become. Choosing the materials is probably one of my favorite parts—the grasses, flowers, textures and little details, and thinking about how they will move together once they’re in the space.
For this ceremony, alliums were especially important to our bride, so I knew they needed to have a presence. I loved weaving them through the meadow alongside the softer, more natural materials.
Movement is such an important part of this kind of work for me. I love using materials that catch the breeze, sway and shift, so the meadow feels alive and changes a little with the surroundings.
More than anything, I wanted the whole thing to feel like it belonged there. Not too arranged, not too perfect, a bit tangly and wild. Not like we had simply placed a ceremony in the middle of a field, but like this little meadow had somehow always been part of the landscape 🌾
And a special thank you to my team, who took all of these ideas and brought them to life. There’s nothing quite like seeing a vision you’ve carried in your head come together in real life—and I’m so proud of how beautifully they made this one happen 🤍
📷 Sea D’Amico
