Tiffanie & Kevin

Color hit first. Tiffanie's bouquet was a riot of orange marigolds, blue delphinium, dahlias and daisies, laid next to a satin sash that read Glizzy Goddess and a pair of rose gold high-top sneakers. Kevin buttoned up in an eggplant suit with a green floral tie and a pocket lining to match, orange cufflinks waiting in a little box. His groomsmen wore blue suits and white sneakers, and they posed on the brewery's upstairs deck before he grabbed a glass of beer at the tap wall under the big Two Roads logo.

She wore glittering cat-eye glasses with her veil, platinum hair falling over one shoulder, and standing next to her in front of a bright painted mural, Kevin couldn't keep a straight face. Two Roads is a working brewery, so the portraits moved through the building: along the catwalk over the steel tanks, then down into the warehouse where oak barrels are stacked on racks to the ceiling. The satin of her gown looked almost gold in there.

The ceremony was on the lawn out back, under a wooden hexagon arch hung with the same wild flowers against a wall of green hedge. A friend led the vows, and when it was over, guests waved ribbon wands overhead while Tiffanie and Kevin came back up the aisle grinning, her sneakers flashing under the hem. Dinner came from food trucks parked in the lot, a hot dog truck included, and the dancing moved under a white tent strung with bulbs until late.