With so many different paths to take in life, why do we choose to marry in the first place? There are countless reasons, but there is a line from a movie I’ve always loved: in a world with billions of people, marriage is a promise to be a witness to someone else's life.

When Saskia and Kyle reached out, they wanted exactly that: a witness to their love story, captured not as a traditional checklist, but as art. We blended Gustav Klimt’s golden romanticism, Wes Anderson’s quirky framing, and raw New York reality.

Over two days, we blended the monumental with the mundane. In this gallery, you'll see the timeline interwoven, because that is how love actually feels. It's not just the big moments; it's the cozy routine. It’s slicing papaya in the morning, getting dressed up in front of a wavy mirror, and loving on their cute little dogs, Radicchio and Onion.

For some, a courthouse wedding is just bureaucracy; for Saskia and Kyle, it was a profound celebration of freedom. The freedom to choose this path together, and then immediately go back to being their full, messy, beautiful selves.

A wedding isn't a destination; it’s just one day in your journey. It’s a story of escaping into the wilderness of the city and coming right back home. And honestly? Slipping into a red and green bath with a bottle of champagne is the absolute perfect ending to that kind of day.