Lezanne arrived at every single planning meeting with a folder, her vision documented and organized before we had even opened ours. She knew she wanted all white, she knew she wanted it at La Paris, and the only thing she was not sure about was how to make the Lyceum, a hall that seats up to four hundred people, feel intimate for sixty guests. We suggested bringing in large white feature walls to section off the space. It was the first time we had done it on that scale, and when it came together it looked like the room had always been that size.

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​A violin and piano duo played Lezanne down the aisle, and when Bryce turned and saw her, that was the moment the day belonged to. The ceremony space is what we keep coming back to when we look at those photos, all white, completely still, and two people completely absorbed in each other. The challenge for the day? Lezanne and Bryce gave us none. Some weddings just run exactly as they should, and this was one of them.