Historic Manor Wedding Enchanted By Pastels

Matthew and Alexandra’s English garden-inspired celebration, planned by Aisle & Co., was enchanted by a pastel color palette and enriched by the union of their Jewish and Catholic wedding traditions. The Columbus Club of Ohio was filled with delightfully upscale artwork and antiquities, offering picturesque rooms for the couple’s portraits. Florals embraced cool-toned pastels like blush roses and countryside bluebells, with arrangements balanced by elements of bold and soft. Scroll to see the day, as captured by Kismet Visuals.

Alexandra’s bridal look exuded regal style, with lacy long sleeves, a high neckline, and a fitted crepe skirt, complemented by floral Chanel heels.

The ceremony was held amidst a room of visually impressive details: boldly printed carpets, wood-paneled walls, and ornate ceilings. At the altar rested a Chuppah made entirely from ivory fabrics, with a family tallit hanging from the center. Officiated by a Rabbi from their temple in Atlanta, the ceremony included Jewish traditions like breaking the glass, as well as Catholic traditions, with a Father from their local church leading a blessing of the rings.

The parlor room was dedicated to desserts, featuring plates of macarons and three separate wedding cakes decorated with unique floral touches. The couple was mindful to keep the guest count smaller, providing them with more quality time dedicated to each close friend and family member, and to each other.