Michelle Rago, Ltd.—Blog

I recently worked with a couple where the bride wanted to surprise the groom with a nod to her future husband’s British heritage.

We came up with a simple concept to add spice to the after-party.  The ingredients were:

1000 red, navy and clear votive candles

and a mirrored plexi-glass cover for the table-top.

With a lot of patience […]

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The groom often has a limited role in the final creative direction of the wedding - if any role at all. Whether due to work schedules, living in a different city during the planning process, or from lack of interest in peonies and fabric swatches, he may only show enthusiasm in the music or what specialty cocktails are being served. […]

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