Studio 54 Meets The Great Gatsby in Grand Wedding Flaunting Classic Décor at Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort

Andy Murphy and Victor Infante exchanged their vows underneath a gorgeous willow tree on a lawn overlooking the water. Together for 11 years before their picturesque nuptials took place, the couple first met at a gay bar on Capitol Hill in Seattle and shared their first kiss on the night that same-sex marriage became legal in Washington. The theme of their wedding day was “Studio 54 meets The Great Gatsby,” and the dress code was expertly curated: The grooms wore black tuxedos with matching black feather bow ties, the wedding party wore all white, and the guests dressed in vibrant colors. Andy and Victor achieved their glamorous vision by incorporating details such as white ostrich feathers, gold-painted palm fronds and floating candles throughout the venue. A cocktail hour was held on the lawn following the ceremony; guests then headed to the ballroom for dinner and dancing. Attendees enjoyed a delicious three-course meal, and the newlyweds chose “At Last” by Etta James as their first dance song. After the wedding party performed a fabulously choreographed dance, the couple changed into their second looks of the night. The celebration that followed was one for the books, as the couple and their guests danced the night away to a “classically gay” playlist that included songs by Britney Spears, Beyoncé and Lady Gaga. According to the couple, “The wedding went better than we ever dreamed. It was a perfect day.”