A Romantic Spring Wedding at Four Seasons Austin

Designed entirely around the bride’s love for champagne, Jennifer and William’s wedding evoked a modern stylized theme of champagne tones and an effervescent mood. Their formal black and white wedding was hosted at the Four Seasons Hotel in Austin, Texas. A captivating chuppah of ivory flowers rested on a small platform at the end of the candlelit aisle. Rows of clear and smoky ghost chairs were staggered to emphasize their black-and-white aesthetic. The couple chose to hold a Reform Jewish ceremony and were married by a rabbi from Jennifer’s family temple. Jennifer wore the first wedding dress she had ever tried on: a gown by Monique Lhuillier. It included a fitted silhouette, corseted bodice, and exquisitely draped tulle. After the ceremony, guests were greeted by a welcome wall of champagne corks, which housed a display of escort cards. One of Jennifer’s favorite decor moments was the two serpentine head tables lined with single-stem white rose buds. To end the evening, Jennifer changed into a second look: a fully beaded dress by Markarian, which, paired with silver platform heels, kept the bubbling spirit of their event flourishing into the evening.