Simply the Best: “I stuck with a consistent theme throughout the wedding,” says Amanda of her understated and elegant invitations. “I wanted something classic, beautiful, and easy to read.”

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Kiss from a Rose: In sticking with the elegant, monochromatic aesthetic, the bride carried a bouquet of white roses designed by Something Pretty Floral. “The all-white concept came from [Amanda] wanting a timeless, classic wedding that will stand the test of time,” explains wedding planner Crystal Frasier.

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Twice as Nice: Amanda wore two dresses throughout the night, both by Spanish design house Pronovias.

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Family Circle: In lieu of a traditional bridal party, Amanda asked her and Mohammed’s sisters to be part of the big day. “I asked them to wear different shades of nude and get ready with me the morning of the wedding,” she says. “It was absolutely amazing and I wouldn’t trade it for the world.”

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Classic Beauty: The bride wore a double-layered cathedral veil by Pronovias. “I tried on so many veils with lace, sparkle, and pearls, but ultimately decided on a simple one to let the gown have its moment,” Amanda says.

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Coming Up Roses: Something Pretty Floral designed elegant floral arrangements with single stems of white roses lining the family table.

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Less is More: “I wanted my wedding aesthetic to be very true to my own style—classic, minimal, and neutral,” the bride says. “I knew early on I wanted the colors to be white, champagne, and nude.”

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Someone Like You: The couple danced to “One and Only” by Adele. Absolute Lighting operated cold sparks throughout the night—Amanda’s favorite part of the reception. “They went off at all the perfect moments: our grand entrance, first dance, father-daughter dance, and our second entrance,” she says.

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