Wedding at the Boston Public Library

At the intersection of intellectual history and avant-garde couture, this Boston Public Library celebration was a masterclass in blending global heritage with editorial fashion. The journey began at Raffles Boston, where the sharp tailoring of Alexander McQueen met the architectural volume of a gorgeous silk Anne Barge gown.

Following an emotional ceremony and fan cocktail in the Neo-Renaissance courtyard, and private portraits amidst the green-lamped grandeur of Bates Hall, the evening transitioned to the Guastavino Room.
Under the room's iconic vaulted ceilings, we coordinated a traditional Taualuga performance by relatives who traveled from Samoa for their first visit to the United States.
This project showcases our ability to manage high-stakes logistics and sensitive cultural traditions within the city’s most prestigious landmarks, ensuring every detail—from the canary diamond to the final traditional dance—was executed with intentionality and grace.