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Vendor Highlight // Lavish Creations by Tiffany Weddings + Events in the DMV

Lavish Creations by Tiffany Weddings & Events, VA, MD, DC Wedding Planner DMV

Introducing Tiffany of Lavish Creations by Tiffany Weddings & Events (VA, MD, and DC Wedding Planner)

I absolutely believe in the mantra “community over competition”. Without other wedding vendors adopting this philosophy, my business would never exist. The support of like-minded wedding professionals and photographers is what helped launch my business this year. I want to give back!

Every week, I am going to be highlighting a local wedding vendor and professional. I’ve interviewed a number of local vendors about their business and what they love most about serving couples.

Choosing the right vendors can be the make or break of your wedding day. My hope is to provide you and your fiancé with a resource that helps you build your wedding day dream team!


You guys!! This series has been so fun for me. I am so happy to be able to introduce yet another talented wedding vendor to you.

Below is my interview with Tiffany Richardson, creative director and CEO of Lavish Creations by Tiffany Weddings & Events (DC Wedding Planner). This girl and her team does some really impressive work!

She has been featured on Zola, Muna Luchi Bride, and Equally Wed! I’m excited to let you meet her…so let’s jump in to the interview!!


Start by introducing yourself! Tell us your name, business name, what you do, where you’re located, and who you serve!

Tiffany Richardson, Lavish Creations by Tiffany Weddings & Events, VA, MD, DC Wedding Planner, DMV
Klaire Dixius Photography

Hey ya’ll! I’m Tiffany, the creative director and CEO of Lavish Creations by Tiffany Weddings & Events. We plan any event you can imagine, from corporate to weddings and social events. However, weddings are definitely our specialty! We’re located in the Washington, D.C. area, servings clients in D.C., MD, VA, and beyond

How long have you been in business?

I’ve been in the wedding industry coming up on 5 years this January.  

Describe your services… what do you offer brides/grooms?

We currently offer Month-of Coordination, Partial Planning and Full Service Planning. We also offer floral and rental services.

What drew you to start a business in this industry / service?

Having and planning my own wedding is what drew me to the industry. Planning my own wedding and battling all the obstacles that a bride does during the planning process is what drew me to wanting to open up my own business and serve other brides who are in need of the support that I didn’t have.

What is one unique thing about your business that is different from your competitors?

Our company is really big on serving our clients and giving back to the community. I am very big on philanthropy, so we give back 10% of our proceeds when booking a client. We allow them to choose whichever charity their heart desires, and if they don’t have one in mind we will choose from either St. Jude or The Lupus Foundation of America.

What is one piece of advice you would offer a newly engaged couple as they plan their wedding?

DON’T HIRE FAMILY & FRIENDS TO BE YOUR WEDDING VENDORS! Lol, no seriously, they want to be a part of your wedding day as well. But if a Full Planner isn’t in your budget, then opt for a Month-of Coordinator or a strategy at the very least, so that you will have an idea of what you’re up against on one of the most important days of your life!

Enjoy the process! The day goes by so fast, you blink and the wedding is over. Be in the moment and enjoy every single moment of your family and friends on your joyous occasion. If I had to choose any vendor it would definitely have to be a planner. They make everything come together and ensure that you are left with unforgettable memories.

Tell us about one of your favorite projects you’ve done as a vendor!

One of my favorite projects that I really enjoyed was actually just a couple of months ago! We had a fraternity and sorority wedding and it was absolutely amazing.

Share one goal you have for your business right now.

One of my business goals is to connect and collaborate with more vendors to ensure my clients have the best possible wedding experience here at LC!

Share one of your most recent wins from a past project or for a past client!

We recently got published in Muna Luchi Bride Magazine!! It was so exciting and one of my 2018 goals!!!

Anything else you’d like to share?

Every event is uniquely different and special in it’s own way!


Tiffany, I absolutely love what you are doing!

Isn’t it amazing to see wedding vendors have such purpose-filled businesses? As a bride, I know it must feel so great to know that your wedding day investment in a planner is also helping to benefit such amazing charities. This is a great way to make something really meaningful happen with your business profits! Great job, Tiffany.

If you are looking for a DC wedding planner, I would love to see Tiffany get more business from my readers! You can check her out at her website, Instagram, or Facebook. Be sure to connect with her!

And if you’d like to see Tiffany and I collaborate for your big day, contact me to chat and get pricing info!

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Every detail of the Madelyn Tenney Events Spring Design Showcase 2025 was pure magic. As an Atlanta wedding photographer, I had the joy of being invited to capture not only the beautifully curated spaces but also the intimate behind-the-scenes moments that made this spring showcase possible. From lush florals to elegant table settings, the event was a treasure trove of spring wedding inspiration for brides dreaming up their perfect day.

Hosted at Nova Studio in the heart of Atlanta, this carefully crafted experience was designed to set the tone for the upcoming wedding season—and it did not disappoint.

Spring Wedding Inspiration for Modern Southern Brides

The design vision for the showcase–Prima Flora–embraced soft pastels, delicate textures, and fresh seasonal styling. Think romantic blush tones, textured linens, and floral-forward installations. Madelyn and her talented team created a setting that felt simultaneously elevated and welcoming. It was truly a perfect exhibition of what sophisticated spring weddings can be in Georgia.

As I arrived early to document the event setup, I was able to photograph the team in their element: adjusting linens, styling stationery, and rehearsing the layout one last time. These behind-the-scenes moments revealed just how much heart went into this event. It’s easy to see why so many brides trust Madelyn Tenney Events to bring their dream weddings to life.

Behind the Scenes with Madelyn Tenney Events

Before the doors opened, I had the privilege of capturing team headshots for the women behind Madelyn Tenney Events. Their energy, collaboration, and vision made it clear this wasn’t just a design showcase—it was a heartfelt celebration of creativity and community.

The environment was buzzing with excitement as florists arranged final stems and vendors fluffed the final cushions. The team’s chemistry was undeniable, and it translated directly into the seamless flow of the event itself.

The Madelyn Tenney Events Spring Design Showcase

At the heart of the showcase were the intentional design vignettes. Each space told a story, offering spring wedding inspiration tailored for modern Southern brides. One standout element was a centerpiece floral installation by Marigo Flowers, assisted by Pollen Floral Company. It floated above a table layered with blush-toned linens from BBJ La Tavola, catching the light beautifully throughout the afternoon.

An eye-catching ice sculpture by Ice Sculpture Inc. ATL added a playful, elevated touch to the scene, while live entertainment from Jewel the Ballerina captivated attendees with ethereal movement, bringing life to the experience. Glasswing Rentals curated tableware that sparkled under the natural light of Nova Studio, and JC Rental Collective and Party Bound contributed pieces that gave each setup personality and polish.

Why This Event Matters for Atlanta Brides

If you’re a bride planning a wedding in Atlanta, Savannah, or North Georgia looking for fresh spring wedding inspiration, events like this one are invaluable. They don’t just showcase trends—they display the talent of local, trustworthy vendors who are passionate about what they do.

Every vendor at this showcase brought their A-game. Seeing each one’s work in person—and getting to document it as a film-inspired wedding photographer—was such an honor.

What I Loved Most as an Atlanta Wedding Photographer

Photographing this spring wedding inspiration at Nova Studio was a dream. The soft filtered light made the colors pop in a way that felt timeless and true-to-color. My goal is always to deliver film-inspired wedding photos that feel both editorial and authentic. The setting created by Madelyn Tenney Events was ideal for that.

Being trusted to document the designs and the passion behind them—team portraits, set-up, genuine laughter—reminds me why I love this work. These are the moments that couples don’t always see. These are the images that reveal the effort, energy, and heart poured into a couple’s day long before they say I do.

Want more from this amazing showcase? The full gallery is available for your viewing and inspiration!

If you’re planning a spring wedding in Georgia, take this as your sign: romantic color palettes, thoughtful texture layering, intentional florals, and a dream team of vendors are always a winning combination. And if you’re looking for a light and airy wedding photographer, I’d be honored to capture it all.

Let’s create something beautiful together. Contact me to inquire for more information about pricing and packages!

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