Meghan + Peter

Beneath soaring glass ceilings, this wedding reception felt less like a party and more like stepping inside a living garden dream. The historic greenhouse at Dos Pueblos Orchid Farm was transformed into a warmly layered, entirely intentional world where disco balls caught afternoon light streaming through panes of glass, terracotta pots hung suspended mid-air, and the scent of flowers mingled with the golden hour.

Tables

were laden with loose, abundant florals in copper, rust, cream, and blush. The kind of arrangements that feel gathered, not arranged. Mismatched wooden chairs, collected from different eras, gave the room an heirloom ease. At the far end, a sage green bar facade with arched cutouts became the centerpiece backdrop, framed by lush greenery and fairy lights strung like constellations across the rafters.

Every detail spoke to a deliberate softness: the hand-folded napkins, the taper candles in varying heights, the mix of round and long tables that encouraged wandering and gathering. This was a reception designed to feel simultaneously intimate and expansive, rooted in nature yet elevated by design. Nothing was accidental, and everything was alive.

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Planning and Design @onyxandredwood

Photography @nikkistrekowski_photo

Bar @craftedcocktailssb

Beauty @samarabeautysb

Dress @Kyhabride

Suit @Indochino

Catering @whoanellycaters

Cinematography @polo_studios

Entertainment @riviera.culture.club

Florals @knotjustflowers

Lighting Production @bellavistadesigns

Rentals @adorefolklore @partypleasers @bbjlatavola

Transportation @sbairbus

Venue @dos_pueblos_orchid_farm

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