Today's wedding incorporates so many of our favorite things. Bold color, great florals, an amazing venue and a stylish, creative couple. Lauren + Ben worked with Jove Meyer Events + BRRCH to craft a setting that was beautifully reflective of their everyday aesthetics. They went the extra mile to personalize the environment at The Foundry LIC (in Long Island, New York) and we love that they weren't afraid to include lots of color + texture into their day. Just check out those vibrant bridesmaid dress hues!

They go on to say, We both care very deeply about design and aesthetics, and wanted our wedding to feel modern and non-traditional, but not follow a particular "theme". Inspired by our love of mid-century architecture, furniture, and modern artists who work with geometric shapes, we went for a look that was both contemporary and natural with hand-designed elements and materials like brass, copper, and stone.

Thanks so much to Amber Gress for the beautiful photos + congrats to Lauren + Ben on a gorgeous day!

Lauren made such a stunning bride! We are in ♥ with her gorgeous Naeem Khan dress + Miu Miu shoes!

Such a gorgeous rose-filled bouquet by BRRCH!

We're seriously obsessed with these bridesmaids in red! Shop their look in our guide below :)

We knew it would be an emotional ceremony and provided handkerchiefs on each seat in a custom made wrap that read, "For Happy Tears". For the handkerchiefs, Lauren selected four black and white Ikat patterns at a fabric market while on a business trip to India.

The modern stationery by And Here We Are, paired with metallic rentals from Patina, helped create a cozy, yet stylish geometric-inspired setting for the reception.

photography: Amber Gress // venue: The Foundry LIC Long Island, New York // wedding planning + design: Jove Meyer Events // florals: BRRCH // wedding dress: Naeem Khan // groom's suit: Ralph Lauren // shoes: Miu Miu // stationery: And Here We Are // hair + makeup: Jackie Schneider // catering: Fig and Pig // rentals: Patina and Broadway Party Rentals // hotel: Wythe Hotel // second photographer: Shannon Roddy