Moon, Stars & Forever at Old City Cemetery Museums & Arboretum

Grace and Zach celebrated their April wedding at Old City Cemetery Museums & Arboretum with a celebration that blended vintage whimsy, celestial inspiration, and heartfelt moments. Despite the rainy weather, the day remained filled with warmth, laughter, and thoughtfully chosen details that reflected the couple's unique style.

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A custom crescent moon installation at the altar paid tribute to the couple's celestial theme, while cascading blue delphiniums spilled gracefully over the white balustrade. Floral arrangements featuring deep violet anemones, cobalt cornflowers, sky-blue delphiniums, blush garden roses, and textured thistle, each finished with black lace ribbon, echoed the celebration's vintage-meets-celestial aesthetic. Surrounded by the chapel's soft, colorful light, Grace and Zach exchanged vows and sealed their union with their first kiss.

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The celestial details continued into the reception, where a rustic cake topped with a moon and stars topper anchored a dessert display filled with tiered stands of mini cupcakes, berry tarts adorned with edible flowers and fresh blueberries, and individual strawberry parfaits. As the rain cleared, Grace and Zach wandered beneath the arboretum's lush spring canopy for golden- hour portraits, where warm apricot skies provided a beautiful finale to their celebration.

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Kanded Photo beautifully reflected the charm of the day, pairing the venue's historic character and spring landscapes with the genuine moments that made Grace and Zach's wedding uniquely their own.