Rita & Jim’s Summer Wedding at Emerson Lounge
Rita and Jim’s July wedding at Emerson Lounge brought together thoughtful decor, summer florals, signature cocktails, and a lively reception surrounded by their closest family and friends.
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A Room Full of Details
The reception design brought together the natural character of Emerson Lounge with a mix of soft details and deeper summer tones. Navy napkins added color to the tables, while carefully styled place settings kept the room feeling polished without taking away from the relaxed atmosphere.
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Tables Made for Gathering
Rita and Jim chose to seat their guests around long tables throughout the Lounge, creating an intimate setup where everyone could easily talk, eat, and celebrate together. The tables were styled with thoughtful details that carried the design throughout the room.
Summer Florals
Florals from Pat’s Floral added another layer to the reception design, complementing the summer setting while keeping the overall look approachable and unfussy. The flowers worked alongside the tablescape rather than overpowering it, allowing the details of the room and the celebration itself to shine.
The Lounge After Dark
As the sun went down, Emerson Lounge took on a completely different feel. The warm lighting, candlelight, and full tables created an intimate atmosphere for dinner and conversation before the party moved onto the dance floor.
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A Note from the Couple
“We wanted our wedding to feel relaxed, personal, and full of the people we love. Emerson Lounge gave us the perfect space to bring all of those little details together and just enjoy the night with everyone.”
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