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One lush, overflowing centerpiece creates an unforgettable tablescape and lets you keep everything else spare and simple. This arrangement of hellebores, andromeda, garden roses, dahlias, clematis, delphiniums, and porcelain vines is displayed in a custom compote that's actually just a footed bowl dipped in plaster.

One lush, overflowing centerpiece creates an unforgettable tablescape and lets you keep everything else spare and simple. This arrangement of hellebores, andromeda, garden roses, dahlias, clematis, delphiniums, and porcelain vines is displayed in a custom compote that's actually just a footed bowl dipped in plaster.

Attention, brides-to-be: Our annual planning issue is available on stands now, and it's packed with smart advice, time-saving tips, and ingenious ideas that make pulling off your wedding a breeze. Plus, go inside Margo & Me blogger Jenny Bernheim's dreamy French wedding!

Behind every beautiful blossom and artful arrangement is a florist whose job it is to translate your wedding-flower dreams into a reality. To help make sure that happens on your big day, we asked some of the industry's best floral designers to spill on how to get the most from your floral pro.

Set the scene for your first fête as to-be-weds with a mix of songs that sound as celebratory as you feel.

An embellishment here or an adornment there—sometimes even the most unique invitations could benefit from a little something extra. Here, the most common ways to put a personal spin on your invitations.

Looking for peonies in January? It'll cost you. Here, smart, seasonal alternatives to your favorite flowers.

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There is such thing as TMI on your big day.

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Our annual Real Weddings & Honeymoons special issue is on stands now, and we're giving you an insider's look at all the good stuff packed within its pages.

Learn who walks when—and in what order—for your trip down the aisle.