When Kansas City meets Palm Beach, the result is a wedding that’s equal parts chic and unforgettable. Overlooking the iconic Kauffman Center, this celebration was a feast for the senses, blending tropical florals, vibrant accent decor, and sleek modern touches. The bold and colorful decor transformed the Grand Ballroom into a tropical paradise, matching the energy for the Margaret & Riley’s joyful celebration. With sweeping city views and a vibe that felt effortlessly glamorous, their wedding was a beautiful reflection of their fun and vibrant personalities.

Margaret, a vision in her Anne Barge gown, radiated timeless elegance. Her dress was the epitome of perfection, adding a sophisticated edge to the playful, Palm Beach-inspired aesthetic. While the couple skipped a first look before the ceremony, their walk down the aisle was pure magic. The emotion and joy of that moment set the tone for an evening filled with love, laughter, and cherished memories.

Once the vows were exchanged and the sun began to set, the party truly came alive. Emerald City Band brought the energy with a performance that had every guest on the dance floor from the first song to the last. Then, Margaret & Riley enjoyed one final private dance before their grand exit through their most die-hard guests. For the couple, dancing the night away surrounded by their favorite people was everything they had dreamed of and more. It was a night of unforgettable moments, heartfelt connections, and a celebration as vibrant and unique as their love story.

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A HUGE thank you to the team that made this day incredible:

venue  The Grand Ballroom
coordination  Kindra with Simple Elegance
floral design  Studio Dan Meiners
beauty  Madeleine Diab | Alex Guthrie
bridal gown   Mimi’s Couture Bridal
bridesmaid gowns   Sachin and Babi
dessert  Take the Cake
entertainment  Emerald City Band
invitations & paper  Sparkman Studio
production  Icon Event Group | Harvest Productions
transportation  Showtime Transportation | Crossroad Tours
videography  Glenwood Weddings
photography   Bailey Pianalto and Mike Tsai