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Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson surprised fans when he revealed he had married his long-term girlfriend Lauren Hashian in a private ceremony in Hawaii in August, and now he has divulged how they managed to keep it a secret. The Jumanji actor said that rather than hire wedding planners and extra staff to pull their big day together, he and Lauren relied on their own staff, friends and family to organise their “spectacular” nuptials. Taking to Instagram on Sunday, Dwayne shared more wedding photos with his fans, including a glimpse at the picturesque outdoor ceremony setup, with a stunning coastal backdrop. The menu at their reception included a starter of artisanal breads, pastries, fruit, and charcuterie, before an authentic wedding breakfast featuring everything from a stack of pancakes with maple syrup to an open-faced frittata with cheddar cheese, broccoli and applewood smoked bacon. The food was served up in a casual buffet-style, with guests able to help themselves to dishes, washed down with Veuve Clicquot champagne. Meanwhile, a pretty three-tiered wedding cake adorned with white flowers provided the sweet dessert. Dwayne and Lauren married on 18 August in Hawaii, with the beautiful bride wearing an £11,300 Mira Zwillinger wedding dress for the occasion. Lauren’s wedding dress featured a plunging neckline and open-back detailing, with embellished detailing around the waist. The white gown features delicate lace and bead embroidery, and was the perfect choice for their sun-soaked beachfront ceremony. Like this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up to HELLO Daily! By entering your details, you are agreeing to HELLO! Magazine User Data Protection Policy. chụp ảnh cưới Hà Nội can unsubscribe at any time. For more information, please click here.

Guests sat on wooden benches topped with white sheepskin rugs, and fresh blooms served as a makeshift altar. Pals like Lea Michele, Keltie Knight, and Jenna Ushkowitz were among the guests. Zach was the next one down the aisle, and the guests erupted in cheers. Though the couple bucked many traditions, there was one Becca knew she wanted to keep: Having her dad walk her down the aisle. Two of the couple's nieces helped the bride with her train and veil as she made her way down the stairs. Becca and Zach also wrote their own vows, a mix of funny and heartfelt lines. Zach and Becca wanted a snowy winter wedding, and that's exactly what they got-so much so that some of the guests were snowed in the next day! The couple toasted with champagne in the snow, then headed inside for portraits before the reception. Becca. “Our siblings' kids are such a big part of our lives and they were so excited about our wedding, so it was really important for us to include them.” Zach and Becca kept their wedding party small, opting to have just a maid of honor (her sister) and a best man (his father).

Replicate the feeling at your own wedding by borrowing the color found in the plush plum couches and golden rug. These oversized star ornaments in shades of gold, copper, and bronze add shimmering metallic accents to an overhead floral installation. Bright yellow-gold may not feel like a winter wedding color, but it absolutely can be: Temper its bright hue with matching flatware, black-and-white accents, and a garland of greens. Warm up a winter color palette with shades of gray. Here, bridesmaids donned dove gray sweaters and charcoal-colored skirts to create chic, tone-on-tone outfits that complemented the snowy surroundings. Nothing says “December wedding” like a coordinating palette of bright red, muted gold, and classic plaid. This illustrated invite suite was further upgraded to reflect the season with a wreath motif and bakers twine details. This couple put their own twist on the traditional red-and-green winter color scheme by swapping out red florals for orange persimmons. Steal their smart idea for an palette that's equal parts festive and fresh.

From the famous cliff backdrop of Yosemite National Park and the setting sun with its amber glow over the plains and cotton fields of the Midwest, to city skyscraper dreams of New York and Chicago and the elegance and romance of historic estates (shoutout to Miami and Nashville), each photo perfectly captures a bit of each state’s beauty. And these photos have it all; whether it’s panoramic views, cliff top or mountain peak lookouts, a perspective that can be designed only by nature, radiant and ethereal light, undeniable rich tones of color or something in between, there’s something special about each and every one. If you haven’t chosen a wedding location yet, one of these photos is sure to inspire you. And if you do have your location nailed down-well, they’ll definitely still inspire you. Regardless, they’re a fun scroll while relaxing and enjoying a cup of coffee (or glass of wine!).

These intimate gatherings, on occasion, can be more informal depending on the vision of the couple. MOH stands for Maid or Matron of Honor. This woman (maid is unmarried and matron is married) is the one to stand directly by the bride’s side on the wedding day, and is usually a sister or close friend-though your mom or grandma could absolutely be MOH, too. The maid of honor is often responsible for planning the bachelorette party, and may also play a role in the bridal shower. Come wedding day, she may wear a dress that is slightly different from the other bridesmaids or may carry a distinct bouquet so she stands out from the crowd. A mood board is the original Pinterest board, a collection of colors, swatches, and images gathered to inspire and guide you as you work on the wedding design. Like at other parties and receptions, an open bar means you have wine, beer, and a full bar of liquor to offer guests.