Art Museum Wedding Full of Southwestern Charm

March 26, 2025 BY: Amy

“Katie and John met in college in Oxford, Mississippi. A few months later, they grew closer while working on a student activism project. Before long, their friendship turned into romance. After a month of dating, their relationship became long-distance as John moved to Washington D.C. for grad school and Katie studied abroad in Milan, Italy. They were finally reunited in Washington D.C when Katie moved after graduation. Katie and John love foraging together, so on August 20, 2023, they went on a picnic in one of their favorite spots, Theodore Roosevelt Island in Washington D.C. John proposed to Katie with a basket he made using plants they had foraged together.”

– Katie + John, the newly weds

A rustic outdoor reception setup with wooden tables, fresh florals, and hanging red chile ristras, embracing the Southwestern charm of this New Mexico Museum of Art summer wedding rocky mountain bride.

The couple stands in the courtyard surrounded by adobe architecture, wooden balconies, and hanging red chiles, embodying the cultural beauty of this New Mexico Museum of Art summer wedding rocky mountain bride.

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