A Romantic Celebration Blending Timeless Tradition and Modern Refinement at Four Seasons Boston

By Kevin Harson6 January 2026

Shades of pink, rose, white, and soft greens

Sonia and Andrew’s romantic, timeless Boston celebration blended tradition with elevated, modern touches. Their design emphasized soft, ethereal tones layered with structured elegance, ensuring the day felt both classic and personal.

The bride wore the Alexandra gown by Monique Lhuillier, a drop-waist lace ballgown with a high-neck lace overlay. The timeless silhouette evoked old-world bridal style with a touch of modern versatility, as the lace topper came off after the first dance for a subtle second look.

The bride’s sisters and sister-in-law wore gowns in varying shades and styles of blush pink, creating a soft, romantic palette that highlighted their individuality while staying cohesive.

The groom wore a custom tuxedo from Mr. Sid in Newton. The groom’s ivory jacket and black bowtie were classic yet fresh, perfectly complementing the bride’s gown.

It was important to Sonia and Andrew to share a private moment, enjoying their first meal as husband and wife before cocktail hour began.

Ceremony florals highlighted the grandeur of the historic Boston church with tall blush and ivory arrangements and a sea of candles leading to the altar. At the reception, floral linens, tailored draping, and lush garden-inspired arrangements of roses and greenery created a romantic, candlelit atmosphere. The design balanced softness with edge, blending light blush blooms with darker linens for a layered, timeless look.

A four-tier white cake adorned with delicate sugar flowers was displayed atop a bed of fresh blooms, echoing the romance of the day.