Nevada Museum of Art Wedding

Dora and Robert’s wedding was the kind that makes your heart feel full—from the quiet moments to the big cheers, and every sparkle in between. Held at the Nevada Museum of Art, their day was a mix of elegant vibes, personal touches, and views that honestly stole the show.

The venue itself? An absolute gem. If you’ve never been to the Nevada Museum of Art, picture this: sleek, modern architecture, stunning art installations, and a rooftop terrace with the Sierra Nevada mountains as your backdrop. It’s the kind of space that feels both cool and warm at the same time—perfect for couples who want a wedding that’s a little artsy, a little luxe, and a whole lot of memorable.

And for Dora and Rob, it wasn’t just a stunning location—it was meaningful, too. One of their very first dates was at this very museum. So to come back here, years later, and say their vows on the rooftop?

Talk about a full circle moment.

The ceremony took place with views for days and just enough breeze to give Dora’s veil that dramatic movie-moment lift. Their florals—bold purples with pops of pink and lush greenery framed the space beautifully and added the perfect dose of romance.

One of the sweetest parts of the day? Hands down, their first look. It was quiet, emotional, and such a grounding moment before the celebrations kicked off.

Now, let’s talk about the details that made this day so them. Dora described their theme as “Purple and sparkle,” which we love. She joked, “Honestly, I just picked what I liked and hoped it worked,” and let’s just say, it worked! The color palette was bold and fun, just like their personalities. And in true Rob fashion, there was even talk of a chicken wings wedding cake at one point (which would’ve been iconic, not gonna lie).

Their reception was full of laughter, happy tears, and so many cheers from friends and family who have supported them since the beginning. One of our favourite takeaways from their day? “In the end, you marry your person—rain or shine, it doesn’t matter.” And that’s exactly what they did.

Dora and Robert had one last message for their friends and family:
“We are incredibly grateful to all the family that supported us throughout the last 10 years.”