bride and groom looking out car window after wedding

Real Weddings: Lighting Up the Night w/ Emily + Robert!

You know it’s gonna be a spectacular event when the invitation says “Luxmore Grande Estate” and the Moss wedding was no exception! I mean…just look at how our uplighting makes this place glow!

Exterior of the Luxmore Grande Estate

wedding reception at the Luxmore Grande Estate with warm white uplighting

Sweetheart table with white tablecloth covered in florals

The soft white color scheme and romantic florals were accented with touches of gold. The result was the definition of “understated elegance.” Every time we enter this venue, we are blown away by how beautiful it is!

Naturally, Emily and Robert were not to be outdone. Everything—from the invitations to the attire, to the amazing floral-bedecked chuppah—looked like they were made for this space.

The chuppah, or wedding canopy, is a traditional part of Jewish weddings that symbolizes the home the couple will build together. Historically, chuppahs were rarely more than a piece of cloth and four poles, but modernized versions are closer to works of art. Just look at this magnificent one from Arc Divine!

The bride and groom kicked off the night with another Jewish wedding tradition—dancing the hora!

This part of the evening was so fun, with guests dancing and celebrating the newlyweds. And just how do they do that, you ask? By sitting the bride and groom on chairs and lifting them up into the air!

Emily + Robert being announced at their wedding reception

bride and groom on chairs being lifted by wedding guests

guests dancing the hora at a wedding

The couple had an amazing selection of favorite tunes, including “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun,” 2000’s hip hop, and Abba. We couldn’t have picked a better playlist ourselves!

bride dancing at wedding