The Concept: Water as a Source of Energy
Our starting point was the fact that both my fiancé and I feel deeply connected to water. It energizes, soothes, and inspires us. We both view it as our elemental source of strength. That’s why choosing to hold our ceremony on a yacht in Miami felt like a natural decision. It wasn’t just visually stunning — it was symbolic. Water became the foundation for the atmosphere, and of course, our wedding looks.

A yacht, sunshine, wind, waves — we needed something light, organic, comfortable, but still festive and stylish. A Miami summer leaves no room for layers, so we looked for the perfect balance between comfort and expression.
Groom’s Look: Black and White, the Yin and Yang

My fiancé is a former fashion designer with a sharp eye for style. He prefers minimalism and monochrome, especially black and white. I didn’t fight it — I embraced it. He wore white shorts and a black shirt — a simple yet striking combo that looked perfect against the backdrop of the blue ocean and the bright yacht. His look became the starting point for mine: I wanted to complement him without overwhelming the visual harmony, while adding my feminine touch.
The Dress: A Modern Fairytale
I chose a short dress by MESHKI — a trendy silhouette with a voluminous skirt and a defined waist. It highlighted my femininity and the soft lines of my figure. I’ve always loved rounded shapes — they reflect my personality — and I knew this design would feel like “me.”
The standout feature was the large bow at the back, mimicking a veil. It was almost theatrical — airy and light, yet giving the look a doll-like charm, sweet but intentional. I wanted the outfit to feel weightless, but with a hint of edge — a little grunge, a little romance.
Accessories: Circles as a Motif
To echo the theme of flowing lines and water, I picked Ferragamo earrings — round and uniquely shaped. They weren’t just a trendy accent; they were an integral part of the story, mirroring the dress’s curves and enhancing the overall impression. I love when accessories become part of the narrative — and that’s exactly what happened here.
My shoes were black patent sandals with a heel shaped like the YSL logo — elegant, yet bold. They embodied the mix of romance and rebellion that defines both our relationship and our love.
Hair and Makeup: Natural with a Twist
I chose an updo for two reasons. First, it was hot out- side, and the dress emphasized the upper body and neck — I wanted to keep that area open. Second, I’m in love with the new trend for voluminous styles with a bit of teased texture — a nod to retro, but still modern, fresh, and unexpected.
I did my makeup myself — I have eight years of experience in the beauty industry. I went for a light, nearly invisible base with a healthy glow, soft blush accents, and a diffused eyeliner to add definition without clashing with the dress. It all worked together.
The Bouquet: Pearlescent Inspiration
My bouquet was a story on its own. A friend helped me create it. We went with calla lilies — elegant and ontrend. But to make it truly special, she literally crafted pearl-covered stems by hand. It turned into a true art piece that echoed both the water theme and femininity. It felt organic and absolutely unique. So very me.
The Boldest Move: Love Letters on the Dress
I took a risk — and I’m so glad I did. Inspired by a fashion brand known for using text in its designs, I decided to make the dress even more personal.
Using fabric markers, I wrote all our love phrases on the dress — pet names, declarations, our shared language. I also decorated the gloves with my fiancé’s name and phrases that mean a lot to us.
It was deeply personal, emotional, and powerful. When he saw me — he was stunned. Even as a very creative person, he didn’t expect this. He read every word, as did our guests. The emotions were real. I saw it in their eyes. It was beautiful.
The Meaning: A Couple That Reflects a Lifestyle
Our wedding wasn’t just stylish — it was us. A couple unafraid to take risks, to do things our own way, to love boldly, to be ambitious and a bit rebellious. Our looks blended romance with grunge, fashion with individuality. It wasn’t a story about what’s “right,” but about what’s done with love. You could feel it in the location, in the looks, in the details.
Yes, we had only two weeks. But it proved that even in a short time, you can create a wedding that’s stylish, meaningful, and deeply personal — if you know what message you want to send, and if you know how to express it through fashion, aesthetics, and symbolism. I’m so happy I was able to do that — as a woman, a bride, and a stylist.
If you’re planning your wedding and want your look to be more than just beautiful — to truly reflect you, full of meaning, detail, and the energy of love — I’d be thrilled to help you create it.
Message me — and let’s start creating magic.
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Photographer: Yuliia Sukhomlynova
Bouquet: Daria Vakhrushcheva
Miami Florida



