Alina and Tomás' love story began with a Hinge match, although their paths had nearly crossed long before. As it turned out, mutual friends had been encouraging the two to meet well before they ever connected online. What started as a dating app match quickly became something more, and it wasn't long before they knew they had found something special.

For their September wedding, Alina and Tomás envisioned a celebration that was as thoughtful and distinctive as the art that surrounded it. Set within the modernist architecture of the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, their wedding brought together family and friends who traveled from around the world to share in the occasion.

Inspired by the museum's contemporary aesthetic, the design embraced an unexpected palette of rich blues and silver, with sculptural elements, modern patterns, and considered textures creating a sense of understated sophistication. Every detail was thoughtfully curated to complement the museum's architecture rather than compete with it. As the evening unfolded, the Great Hall became an atmospheric setting for dinner and dancing, where reflective surfaces, layered details, and ambient lighting brought the design to life.

An artful celebration that felt entirely their own, Alina and Tomás' wedding was a beautiful expression of modern elegance, thoughtful design, and the joy of bringing the people they love together.