The wedding of Madison Childs Boniface and Jordan Lee was a spectacle of creativity and personal touches, taking place in the heart of Paris at the iconic Le Trianon Théâtre. The ceremony, a unique affair, unfolded on the theater stage, with guests seated in the audience, creating an intimate and memorable experience. The bride, a vintage curator and stylist, infused her wedding with a distinct fashion-forward aesthetic, showcasing archival Valentino and designer pieces from the city itself.
Madison's journey to finding her ceremony dress began weeks before the engagement, at a salon where she discovered an archival Valentino gown, instantly envisioning it in the Parisian setting. She accessorized this look with a simple chapel veil and Nala pumps by Danielle Frankel, a designer she deeply admires. For the reception, she collaborated with Ludovic de Saint Sernin, drawing inspiration from her nickname, 'Bird', to create a reception dress with a full feather corset and a cat-eye neckline. The evening after-party featured a crushed velvet blazer gown from Schiaparelli, a nod to her love for Parisian fashion.
Jordan's wedding attire was equally impressive, with a custom tuxedo from Michael Andrews Bespoke, vintage Art Deco Krementz studs, and a chocolate brown tuxedo for the after-party. The wedding weekend was filled with unique moments, including an informal drinks welcome, a custom soundtrack produced by the bride, and an impromptu dance party at Paul's Casablanca. The reception space, designed to mimic a park after hours, featured fog machines, mood lighting, and a red jacquard bar.
The ceremony was a heartfelt affair, with a remixed version of 'Outro' by M83 playing as the couple exchanged vows. The couple's nervousness added a touch of emotion to the occasion. The reception and after-party were vibrant, with speeches, crowd surfing, and a packed dance floor, followed by a DJ set and cabaret-inspired props. The wedding was a testament to the couple's love and creativity, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.
