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Over The Moon is the ultimate destination for modern, fashionable, and fun wedding inspiration. We feature aspirational yet relatable real weddings—the kind you frequently find yourself stalking on Instagram—alongside informative planning advice, expertly curated shopping guides, health and fitness tips, personal essays, and travel ideas.
From the latest dress trends to celebrity engagements and weddings, relevant etiquette questions, and all of the decor and inspiration ideas you could ever want, Over The Moon is the go-to source for every person getting ready to take the plunge. Source
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Villa Bologna Pottery
Villa Bologna Pottery For over 100 years, Villa Bologna Pottery has been handcrafting ceramics using traditional methods passed down through the family’s Malta workshop. Skilled artisans shape, paint, and fire each piece by hand, creating timeless collections inspired by the spirit of the Mediterranean. Known for their Glug Glug Jugs, iconic lamps, and elegantly crafted tableware, every creation is made to bring character, craftsmanship, and everyday beauty into the home.
Natasha Blodgett
Natasha Blodgett At the intersection of illustration, fine art, and object-making, Natasha Blodgett creates hand-drawn clothing, accessories, and pieces that carry the weight of narrative. Each one is rooted in a collector's instinct for the extraordinary: part treasure, part time capsule. Shaped by years spent between New York City, Rhinebeck, Santa Fe, and the coastal quiet of North Haven, Maine, her work is singular by nature and considered by design.
Caravan
Designed for the well-traveled and inspired by stylistic trends from around the world, Caravan’s home accents embody an aesthetic that is both unique and unexpected, bringing everyday beauty and sophisticated simplicity to your home.
Something Old, Something New: OTM’s Guide to Buying Wedding Jewelry at Auction
Wedding jewelry is never just an accessory. An engagement ring becomes the first symbol of an entire marriage, a watch gifted to the groom becomes a future family treasure, and the earrings worn down the aisle may be borrowed by a daughter, granddaughter, or even the flower girl decades later.
OTM-Approved Invitation Suites
“Lavender Dreams” suite by Design Lotus Before guests book their flights or speculate about the seating chart, there’s the invitation. It subtly tells them everything they need to know. Should they be packing a floral frock for a garden fête? Or prepare for the kind of candlelit dinner that feels lifted straight from Father of the Bride?
HOW DO YOU WEAR THAT Founders Caitlyn Warakomski and Brendan Slawson’s Tropical Wedding in Aruba
Before Caitlyn Warakomski and Brendan Slawson founded fashion brand HOW DO YOU WEAR THAT, they met on the golf course. “I was a beverage cart girl, and he was a golf professional at the course,” she remembers. “We were co-workers every summer for years before we started dating.” After 11 years together, Brendan proposed at their beach house on the morning of Caitlyn’s birthday in September 2024.
Content Creators SIMJI and Kai Arwas Turned Their Wedding Into an Experience—Matcha Ceremony, Custom Rugs, and All
Long before SIMJI and Kai Arwas started creating content around rugs and rug tufting together, they met in the middle of tenth grade, when he transferred to her high school. “We were just friends, but we started dating almost as soon as we graduated!” SIMJI says. After a decade together, Kai proposed on their anniversary.
Eddy Head of Brand Becca Elledge Co-Designed a Vintage-Inspired Wedding Dress For Her Nuptials in Italy
Eddy Head of Brand Becca Elledge and producer James Brady were both born and raised in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Their flirtationship started in the sixth grade, when they went on what could be considered dates. “In other words, things like the middle school dance or the state fair where you barely speak to the boy you came with because you spend the entire night giggling with your girlfriends instead,” Becca jokes. It wasn’t until sophomore year that they would make things official.
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