A ceremony with deep roots

The day began with a traditional ceremony at St. Patrick Catholic Church, a nod to family and faith that grounded everything that followed. From there, guests boarded one of Molly’s Trolleys for the ride to the Pelican Club, where the water and the Jupiter lighthouse set the scene for the evening.

Coastal elegance, done with restraint

Inside, Dalsimer Atlas filled the room with white roses, lilies, and soft blue delphinium, echoed by blue lace linens from Over The Top Linens and gold chargers from A Different Look. The sweetheart table sat framed in candlelight against soft drapery, and every choice pointed back to the same palette, which is why the room read as calm and collected rather than decorated.

A cocktail hour worth lingering over

Cocktail hour opened with fresh seafood, signature drinks, and a carved ice display from Ben Rand Ice Studio that guests are probably still talking about. It set the tone for the night ahead: generous, a little playful, and executed with precision.

A dance floor that never emptied

The Clique Band from Tropics Entertainment kept the floor packed from the first song to the last. Late in the night a gelato cart from Gelato and Co rolled out alongside personalized popcorn favors, the kind of send off guests remember long after the day itself.

This wedding was planned and designed by Melanie Gayahpersad of Pure Moments Events, a wedding planner serving Jupiter, Palm Beach, and South Florida.