This past October, we worked with Anuja and Rob on their modern Indian microwedding in Georgetown. They originally planned for a wedding in May 2021, but realized that with the pandemic, there’s no time like the present.

We were honored to work with several South Asian brides last summer, as they planned their weddings through the coronavirus pandemic. Paying homage to tradition, each couple brought their own unique aesthetic and style to their wedding.

Rose and Dave, one of our first Poppy couples, literally tied the knot with a traditional Irish handfasting ceremony, overlooking DC at one of their favorite restaurants, O-ku Sushi.

With the pandemic affecting so much of their story already, Mackenzie has one dream for her wedding: for Dr. Anthony Fauci to officiate!

Despite all the uncertainty in the planning process, Becca and John still had the beautiful wedding that they’d dreamed of. “Poppy made my vision come true, even though things felt so up in the air,” said Becca. “I was worried it wasn’t even going to happen. So for it to exceed my expectations was incredible.”

With very little motivation to leave the house on a cold January evening in 2017, Brittany almost cancelled her plans to go out. In a “Sliding Doors” moment, she rallied and ended up spending the evening at Drafting Table, where she met her husband Shawn playing Connect Four.

Poppy's first micro-wedding couple.

Sparks didn’t immediately fly when Amita, a psychotherapist, and Nitin, a serial entrepreneur, swiped right on Bumble... Read how we turned their New York City apartment into a lush, indoor garden for their micro-wedding.