Event Planning + Services

The Art of Intentional Celebrations

Redefining modern luxury through deeply personal events, emotional storytelling, seamless execution, and extraordinary guest experiences Article by Laura Sabia Luxury, today, looks very different than it once did. For this celebrated event visionary, the future of entertaining is no longer defined by excess, spectacle, or trend-driven perfection. Instead, it is rooted in intimacy, emotional connection, discretion, and experiences that feel deeply personal to the people at the center of them. ...

Travel

Nantucket’s Hidden Gem

Why The Brant is becoming the island’s most coveted stay for guests and members alike. Article by Kimberly Thomas | Photography by Daniel Dimonda & Arianna O’Keefe “I don’t have a house on Nantucket... but I have a home.” It’s something I’ve said for years whenever people ask why I keep returning to Nantucket. For so many of us, the island becomes emotional long before it becomes practical. It’s where summer memories live and where life instantly slows the second you step off the ferry. ...

Food + Beverage

SUMMER CAMP, REIMAGINED

Why Weekapaug Inn Is the New Blueprint for the Modern Family Summer Article by Kimberly Thomas There was a time when family vacations revolved around packed schedules, crowded resorts, and parents returning home more exhausted than when they left. But today’s families are craving something different. Slower mornings. Fresh air. Time together that actually feels connected. And perhaps most importantly, parents want to feel like they’re on vacation too. That’s exactly why Weekapaug Inn feels...

Travel

Jet Set Travel

A private jet journey through Spain, Morocco, and a Sahara desert camp Article by Anna Barnes I recently traveled with Abercrombie & Kent on their Spain and Morocco by Private Jet itinerary and, while I expected flawless logistics and the layered luxury A&K is known for, I was still completely blown away. The journey delivered everything you’d hope for: history, hospitality, artistry, and extravagance — but what surprised me most was how deeply personal it all felt. Spain, as the first stop...