Jeremy and paige’s wedding at Woodfield Country Club in bocca raton, florida

Aug 18

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Paige & Jeremy’s Woodfield Country Club Wedding — Sushi, Sunshine & Seriously Good Vibes

If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like when elegance meets effortless fun (with a side of sushi), look no further than Paige and Jeremy’s wedding at Woodfield Country Club in Boca Raton, Florida. This day? Pure magic — the kind of magic that comes with perfect weather, a picture-perfect couple, and 290 guests ready to celebrate like it was their full-time job.

Let’s start with the setting: Woodfield’s pristine grounds, just sun-drenched enough to feel like a scene from a rom-com, set the tone for the whole affair. Paige got ready with a calm coolness that brides dream of (credit to Natalie Green and the glam squad from Hair and Makeup I Do), while Jeremy held it down in the club’s designated groom space — likely trying not to ruin his vows with last-minute tweaks.

First look? Nailed it. Cocktail hour by the pool? Yes, and it came with sushi — a move that deserves a standing ovation. Guests mixed, mingled, and indulged in some seriously next-level bites while the Florida breeze did its thing. This wasn’t your average passed-hors-d'oeuvres situation. This was Paige and Jeremy saying: “We love you. Here’s spicy tuna.”

When it was time for the ceremony, the crowd took a short walk (read: fashionably slow stroll) to the ceremony site, where Rabbi Steinhardt led a heartfelt service that somehow felt both deeply meaningful and light on its feet. Think laughter, a few misty eyes, and the kind of energy you can’t fake.

From there, it was a seamless flow into the reception — no dramatic grand entrance, just straight into the Hora and an all-out dance party fueled by Private Stock, one of those bands that understands the assignment from the first chord. Whether it was a cousin’s conga line or Aunt Laurie’s champagne-fueled freestyle, the ballroom never stood a chance.

The florals by Jim Dalsimer (Dalsimer Atlas) were elegant without being overdone — a soft, layered touch that echoed the whole day’s vibe: beautiful, but not trying too hard. As for the cake? Courtesy of Woodfield, and a very worthy closer to a dinner that still has guests talking — refined, delicious, and just the right amount of indulgent.

Everything ran smoother than a Jeremy pun (and that’s saying something), thanks to the MVP-level coordination of Danielle McNulty. And capturing it all? Ale Rios of A Creation Films, documenting every laugh, dance, and spontaneous sparkle moment.

In the end, Paige and Jeremy’s wedding was the kind of celebration that doesn’t just look good in photos — it felt good. Intentional, joyful, and completely their own.