Antique pieces add charm and nostalgia to any wedding, and there are a million ways to incorporate vintage elements into your ceremony and reception décor. We asked Jillian Harris, interior designer, host of Love It or List It and former Bachelorette, to share her best vintage wedding styling tips–served on an antique silver platter, of course!

Taking a cue from their rustic venue, North Carolina’s Hillcrest Farms, Crystal and John filled their wedding with charming country details.

Ever since she was a little girl, Michelle told her father that she wanted to get married at Casa Loma in Toronto. She fondly remembers family outings to the grandiose castle and, when she announced her engagement, her father knew the perfect place for his daughter’s celebration.

Planning your summer getaway? If you’re an outdoorsy type, you want might to steer your canoe toward Camp Wandawega: a retro-chic camping resort in Elkhorn, WI that embraces the simple joys of laid-back living.

“I used to wonder what it would be like to live in a curio cabinet,” says Cody, a Toronto shop-owner and lover of vintage objects, such as mourning art, old photos and all things funerary. In 2010, Cody opened the Chief Slavage Co., a second-hand shop stocked with antique finds that reveal her personal passions.

Many couples incorporate vintage elements into their wedding, but Kelly and Todd fully embraced their love of 1920s style on their big day. Inspired by Midnight in Paris, the couple chose Heritage Park in Calgary, Canada to say I do–a venue that perfectly complemented their theme.

Planning an affordable wedding doesn’t mean it has to look cheap. Here are five surprising and creative money-saving tips for brides who say “I do” to saving a buck or two, whether it’s on certain elements, or the entire celebration.

Real Weddings can offer more than just Pin-worthy inspiration: sometimes, there are valuable lessons in the story behind a celebration that appears picture-perfect. Take for example, Kirby and Jonathan’s elegant farmhouse wedding near Melbourne, Australia.

A few summers ago, Rachel and Paul sold their house in the city and moved to the country with their twin toddlers. They found an old family farmhouse that had suffered years of neglect.

We brought you a slew of stunning and unique Real Weddings in 2013, including urban fetes, rural celebrations, destination I do’s and everything in between. Here’s a round-up of the weddings that got the most clicks, Likes, shares and repins over the past year. Get ready to be inspired!