For Jacqueline Danielson and Cameron Motz, the first step in wedding planning was notifying their primarily mainland guests that they would have to leave winter behind; their wedding would be held near their home in Honolulu. “We took a big chance planning an outdoor wedding during Hawaii’s rainy season, but we rolled the dice and got very lucky,” says the groom. Guests celebrated the first day of the new year at the couple’s rehearsal dinner with front-row seats to a Waikiki beach sunset followed by the wedding on January 2, 2010, at the Hale Koa Hotel and Luau Garden.

What started as a transatlantic romance later turned into an elegant Cape Cod wedding celebration at the Captain Linnell House in Orleans. From the bouquets and centerpieces exploding with delicious ivory roses to the romantic poetry displayed on each table at the reception, this wedding speaks to a relationship that withstood the test of time and distance.

Peaches, white spider mums, and bridesmaids in soft blue, Amber and Ethan’s backyard wedding in New Hampshire has details worth noting.

Amy Michealson and Christopher Kelly met during their first day of law school at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and immediately bonded over a shared love of rock music. So it was fitting that they chose the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, for their April 4, 2009, event.

With beautiful vintage details that reflect the sophisticated elegance of the Providence Biltmore Hotel and urban photography by Melissa Robotti, this gorgeous fall wedding is a must see.