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An intimate wedding on the cliffs of the southern Oregon coast—where the Pacific surrounds you on three sides and every detail is designed with intention.
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For this 40-guest celebration, we transformed a long, narrow coastal setting into a seamless, multi-experience wedding: a ceremony overlooking the ocean, a flowing cocktail hour, layered lounge moments, a thoughtfully placed bar, an extended dining table for a shared meal, and space for dancing and live music—all without ever disrupting the landscape.
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With clear skies and an unexpected 80° October day, the setting felt almost surreal—proof that the Oregon coast can offer both drama and warmth for a destination wedding experience.
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For couples planning a 2027 wedding and seeking something truly distinctive, this is what’s possible when design meets environment.
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If you can imagine it, we can create it.
And if you can’t yet, we’ll help you envision it.
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Unexpected elegance, always.
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Planner: J29 Events
Venue: Thepointe
Photographer: Karina and Maks
Florist: Freckled Fleurs
Hair + Makeup: Tiffany Randolph
Dress Shop: True Society by The White Dress
Dress Designer: Stella York
Tux: Hall Madden
Rentals: GREAT JONES NW
Linens: BBJ La Tavola
Stationery + Signage: marissa penny
Catering: Willabys Catering
Entertainment: Blue Wave Band
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There’s something about black & white that strips everything back to what matters most—the quiet, in-between moments, the anticipation, the way it all feels.
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From the veil-draped stillness to the just-married exhale, this day unfolded with an ease that felt both intentional and entirely effortless. Thoughtfully designed, yet deeply personal—every detail in service of the experience.
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A beautiful collaboration, and a reminder that the most compelling celebrations are the ones that feel as good as they look.
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2025 might have been the year of green + white. 🌿🤍
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Soft light, scalloped edge plates, silver vessels, and textural florals—proof that the quietest palettes can feel the most distinctive.
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This was actually the second look of the day. We flipped the entire room after their lunch celebration, transforming the space into a fresh reception setting for the evening.
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One room. Two completely different moments.
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We didn’t exactly pivot into this.

Tiny brides. Cowboy boots. Pippi Longstocking.
High production value. Strong opinions. Questionable bangs.

Some things were inevitable.

Apparently, girls just really do want to have fun.
And build timelines. And wrangle vendors. And make it distinctive.

JANUARY 2026 //

There’s a lot to hold right now.

We’ve been a little quieter here—not from disengagement, but from being deeply in life. With our clients, our community, our families, and much unfolding behind the scenes at J29.

This season has been filled with meaningful client work, thoughtful rebranding, and preparing for a year ahead that will take us across the West Coast in 2026.

In moments like these, we find ourselves stepping outside—into quieter places, into the simple act of showing up locally. When the bigger picture feels heavy, offering time, care, or attention feels like a steady place to land.

We’ll be more present here again—when it feels aligned, not forced. Presence matters more to us than posting for the sake of it.

We hope you’re taking care of yourselves, too. These winter months offer space for rest and reflection before the warmer seasons carry us back into motion.

Be well, friends. 🫶🏻

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MONDAY INTRO //

Hello—I’m Shauna, founder of J29 Events, a luxury wedding planning and event production studio serving the Pacific Northwest and destination locations.

I work primarily behind the scenes, producing refined, detail-driven weddings with depth, intention, and distinctive elegance. Between leading our planning team and life with our young family, my presence here is thoughtful rather than constant.

As we look ahead to our 2026 wedding season, we’re especially excited to connect with newly engaged couples seeking a collaborative, design-forward planning experience.

A few constants:
• meaningful, story-led details
• oat milk vanilla lattes
• skiing, hiking, and mountain biking
• effortless, well-considered dinner parties

If you’re newly engaged—or have been following along—I’d love to know what you’re most excited about right now.

— Shauna

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The rainy weather today has us thinking back to this timeless afternoon at The Griffin House in Hood River, Oregon. The dramatic views of the Columbia River Gorge were the perfect backdrop for a bride in a sleek strapless gown and a groom in a classic black tuxedo.

Her bouquet, of chocolate cosmos, was the true showstopper — moody, sophisticated, and undeniably chic. A modern floral choice that added just the right touch of drama to this Hood River wedding. 🖤

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Weddings are about more than just the bride and groom—they’re about family, legacy, and the unconditional love that surrounds them. 💍✨

This black and white wedding photograph captures a timeless moment between a bride and her grandfather—walking her down the aisle, sharing the first dance, and holding space for all the emotion in between.

Black and white wedding photography has a way of preserving these intimate family moments with a sense of elegance and depth. Because the story of a wedding day isn’t just about the celebration—it’s about the people who make it unforgettable.

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BLOG POST // A black-tie garden party with Southern charm, a champagne tower, and one very dapper golden retriever. ✨🐾
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Julia & Ryan’s Waverley Country Club wedding was equal parts refined and personal — from butter-yellow bridesmaids’ gowns to custom details like a New Orleans charm-pull seating wall.
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Three years ago, Y + B said “I do” on one of the hottest days of the year—surrounded by timeless green and white blooms, black-tie elegance, and the people who love them most.

Happy anniversary to these two kind, hilarious souls. Planning your wedding was a joy—but watching your family grow has been the greatest privilege. Cheers to many more.

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SOUTHERN CHARM //

A charming nod to the groom’s Louisiana roots, this custom seating chart wall at their Waverley Country Club wedding brought a touch of Southern tradition to the Pacific Northwest. Inspired by Louisiana cake pulls, each guest found their table number by pulling a ribbon-tied charm from a labeled envelope — a thoughtful keepsake and a uniquely interactive es**rt display.

Built by the couple themselves, this Southern charm wedding detail was a perfect blend of personal story and timeless elegance, setting the tone for a celebration full of intention and style.

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