How did you find working with the team at Galia Lahav, and how did you know your dress was 'the one'?

It was an absolute dream. They’re true experts at their craft, yet care enough to listen to ensure that every detail is better than you can imagine.

When embarking on the dress search, I was certain of one thing… It needed to be a Galia Lahav. I was actually on my way to try on the Bella dress, when I called my Dad who told me "Logan, just don't settle. Just like you found Jamie for a husband, don't settle on any dress, make sure it's special."

After trying on the Bella, it was gorgeous, but not for me. The consultant recommended another dress I didn't pick. Once I tried it on, the room, which consisted of my mom, Jamie’s mom, and my brother’s wife, collectively gasped.I knew it was the one. It was only the second dress I tried on, and when checking the tag, I saw that it was called "The Jamie". My fiance's name. It was meant to be… I didn't settle.

A detail that made your wedding special/unique?

We curated our menu based on our favorite meals and snacks from our travels. From vegan “crispy rice” from New Years in Tokyo to pear and pecorino ravioli from a summer trip to Positano. Dessert included macarons that were handed out on painters palettes. Our reception was in the grand stair half of The Philadelphia Museum of Art underneath a gilded statue of Dianna the Huntress. The museum was kind enough to keep a handful of galleries open so that guests could experience the art and even have a guided tour. Our love of art extended to our registry. In lieu of gifts, we asked guests to consider donating to The Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative that works to protect cultural heritage threatened or impacted by disasters. Most recently, they’ve been working to protect Ukraine’s cultural heritage