Sara Dickinson

The celebration took place at the bride's grandmother's home, which connects to her father's property. Photo by Kelly Hornberger

The couple found several ways to honor their Ethiopian and Jamaican heritages over the course of their wedding weekend. Photo by Liz Fogarty Photography

Talk about a surprise musical guest. Photo by Samuel Lippke Studios In 2015, years before they celebrated their own nuptials, Charlotte and Roger met at a wedding.

The bride, who was in medical school at the time, deferred all big-day decisions to her mom—and was entirely surprised (and delighted!) by the final result.

Go inside this couple's wedding in a vineyard in Carmel Valley, which was inspired by a Texas ranch they both love. Neutral green and white florals defined the majority of the ceremony and reception décor; dinner took place in a black iron tent nestled among the grapevines. See every photo by Jose Villa here.

Go inside this destination wedding in rural Mexico, which featured some of the most romantic lighting we've ever seen. Thousands of candles and star-shaped lanterns, which doubled as escort cards and twinkled like fireflies, lit up the dinner space. See every photo captured by Cedar & Pines here.

Go inside this couple's winter wedding in Washington, D.C., which was inspired by the European Christmas markets the bride spent her childhood's wandering through and the Chanel Fall/Winter 2018 runway show. See every photo captured by Abby Jiu Photography here.

Go inside this wedding on the California coast—in the heart of wine country—which took place on a bluff. The event was lush with wildflowers (the bride's calla lily bouquet was a highlight!) and vibrant with color; the pair opted for an electric blue and honey palette. See every detail captured by Mashaida Co.

Just wait until you see the "decades of love" tribute table. Photo by Mel Toms

The bride-to-be embraced the dolce vita when dreaming up her big day in her mom's backyard. Photo by Victoria Van Linge Media