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the bride. “I’ve been an artist for as long as I can remember,” says Amelie. In 2020, I started my own creative business, Cleo Creative Co., where I design brands, illustrate children’s books, sell prints, and more! I knew I wanted to incorporate this into my wedding.” Amelie drew inspiration from old Hollywood for the style for the wedding, conscious of making sure it wouldn’t look too dated when she looked back. “As the big day approached, I was feeling like I needed to flex my creative muscle a bit more,” she says. “I wanted to show people that I was more than just a bride!” Amelie created posters from
their engagement photos for the band poster frames in the entryway into the venue and created a personalized logo that she placed on the posters and over a disco ball background on loop to make a video to play on all of the TVs at the venue during the reception. “I wanted something so unique to us and a way to really showcase my talent in a way no one would forget.” Amelie called on the Uncommon Camellia team for assistance with planning the wedding, noting that she loved working with them. “They turned every snag along the way into an afterthought within seconds,” she says. Amelie says that the reception at House of Blues “felt like
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