Jonathan and Hannah’s wedding at Isleworth Golf and Country Club in Orlando was a garden party brought to life, with Boyce Avenue performing live for the reception. The ceremony unfolded on a custom round riser outdoors, surrounded by floral arrangements that varied in height and texture. White hydrangeas, roses, and delicate greenery spilled organically along the aisle, making it feel like Hannah was walking through an actual European garden to meet Jonathan. The couple’s choice of classic white, ivory, and black with touches of gold gave the event a refined, timeless palette.
Jonathan proposed to Hannah at Lake Eola in downtown Orlando, where “Marry Me” was spelled out in marquee letters. A heart of red rose petals marked the spot where he knelt to propose. That moment set the tone for a wedding that balanced heartfelt intimacy with elegant design.
Hannah’s wedding gown was by Ines Di Santo—specifically the Mikado trumpet style with a plunge neckline and appliquéd waistline—paired with a two-tiered silk-trimmed veil by Peter Langner. Instead of a formal wedding party, the couple celebrated alongside their children and close family. Jonathan wore a custom suit and bowtie from Leonardo’s Fifth Avenue.
The cocktail hour kept the garden vibe going with a custom white lattice bar and a floral fountain installation that guests found unforgettable. When dinner began, the ballroom transformed: a black-and-white dance floor appeared, setting the mood for the night ahead. Tables were draped in crisp white linens, topped with low arrangements of garden whites in clear glass vessels, accented with gold-rimmed chargers and gold flatware. Candlelight flickered from tall taper candles in transparent holders, creating a soft, luminous atmosphere.
The ceremony included a meaningful moment where both of their sons joined the altar. The officiant led them through a ritual that symbolized the blending of two families. The ceremony ended with a kiss and a shower of cold sparks, adding a bit of celebratory sparkle.
Boyce Avenue, a band Hannah and Jonathan had seen live on a date night years earlier, performed at the reception. Their first dance was to the band’s version of “Unchained Melody.” The groom was even gifted guitar picks by the band at the end of their set. Later, their sons took over the dance floor during the after-party, dancing to Backstreet Boys hits like “Everybody” and “Backstreets Back.”
The food was a full experience. The signature drink was a spicy Margarita, which stood out during cocktail hour. Dinner was a plated three-course meal, and the night ended with cake and late-night bites served during the outdoor dancing and after-party. The wedding cake, by Morgan Hunter Desserts, was four tiers of sleek white adorned with delicate hand-sculpted sugar flowers.
After dinner, the party moved back outside before returning to the ballroom. The vibe shifted into a Miami nightclub feel, with cocktails and late-night snacks keeping guests energized. Hannah changed into a short, sparkly bridal cocktail dress and lace-up Louboutins, a nod to her ballerina roots.
The event was a mix of indoor elegance and outdoor charm. From the garden-inspired ceremony to the candlelit reception, every detail was carefully chosen to create a seamless flow. The floral design stayed mostly white with soft greenery, but the layers of candlelight and gold accents warmed the space. Floor-to-ceiling white draping softened the ballroom and helped keep the focus on the couple and the music.
For those looking for a garden wedding that transitions naturally from ceremony to dinner to dance, this wedding offers plenty of inspiration. Boyce Avenue’s set brought a personal touch that connected with the couple’s story, while the design kept the mood classic and romantic. The way the family was woven into the ceremony made it clear this was about more than just two people—it was about two families coming together in a beautiful, shared space.
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