The lush greenery, the earthy elements and the soft hues of this vintage wedding make this a real-life fairy tale, one we just can’t get enough of.
Walking through a wedding venue to book your big day is very different than the actual day. It’s usually quieter without all the hustle and bustle and is transformed once the decor, florals, and lights are in the space. Whether you’ve looked at a few or are just getting ready to start, it’s important to remember that the wedding venue space can be repurposed to maximize the layout and design of the venue. You just need the right team in place.
Regardless of your style, be it modern and sophisticated, or whimsical and earthy, your venue can really set the tone for the type of wedding design you’re looking to achieve. But, it’s often not limited to what meets the eye as you walk through.
There’s nothing better than a classic wedding that can stand the test of time. With so many styles to choose from most bride’s vision of their wedding day style tends to evolve as the planning takes place. This gorgeous modern day traditional wedding is no different.
Initially, our bride, Priscilla, envisioned an indoor garden for their big day, but she knew she didn’t want it to be co
The Historic Alfred I. DuPont Building was featured in the June issue of stylishlee.com.
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When wedding planner, Jamie from Absolute plans her own wedding you know something ahhmazing will be brought to life. Jamie created a gorgeous combination of eclectic style and uncommon pairings to create a unique and moody design that was truly their own, a beautifully eclectic wedding sure to make you swoon.
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The holiday, “Yom Ha’atzmaut“ (Israeli Day of Independence) is tied to the Hebrew calendar and was celebrated at sundown Wednesday. Lior Haiat, Consul General of Israel to Florida and Puerto Rico, hosted the reception at the Alfred I. duPont Building, 169 E. Flagler St. Article by The Miami Herald
The local Israeli consulate general oversees the region of Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Puerto Rico. The celebration took place at the Alfred I. Dupont Building in Miami. Article by Sun Sentinel
The Consulate General of Israel in Miami hosted the event at the Alfred Dupont Building. The Consul General calls Israel’s independence the Jewish miracle, not just for Jews — but for the world. Article by CBS Miami
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Don’t miss our most star-studded event, as we break out Korbel Champagne to celebrate YOU, the audience that makes this all possible. After the premiere of Holy Goalie, join the stars and filmmakers at the Historic Alfred I. DuPont Building for the ultimate celebration of cinema. Sip on custom cocktails as you indulge in delicious cuisine from several award-winning Miami eateries. By Miami Film Festival