
Six settings, photographed. Every single thing in every photograph is linked to where you buy it.
THE WEDDING: The Long Table Under the Barn Lights. The Cake and Dessert Table. The Fire Pit Lounge. The Kids' Drink Station.
BEFORE THE WEDDING: The Grazing Table, for the engagement party. The Orchard Table, for the bridal shower.
283 items. 80 products. Because most of it repeats, the same linen and glass and terracotta moved from one party to the next. You buy once and dress three events.
Plus eight tools: what to buy first, what photographs well and what doesn't, your budget split by category, shoppable honeymoons near and far, three ways to let people chip in, the one page you hand your coordinator, all fifteen palettes side by side, and the favor table with the signs that make people walk over.
WHY THESE PICKS
I spent years in front of a camera. I know what reads on film and what turns to mush. Which whites go grey, which gold goes orange, which rustic finish looks like plastic at six in the evening. That is the only filter here.
AFTER THE WEDDING
Almost all of it goes in a cupboard afterwards, not a bin bag. The glassware is glassware. The linen is linen. The wood boards are the boards you serve on. And the flowers in this one are dried and faux, so they don't die at all.