This Who What Wear Editor Bride Wore Custom One/Of and Sandy Liang for Her Picturesque Wedding in Texas
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Like many modern love stories, this one began with two swipes, a match, and an instant connection—one that was soon tested when the pandemic brought them together under one roof. "A tale as old as time… We met on Hinge," Jamie Schneider, the senior beauty editor at Who What Wear, recalls of her meet-cute with her now husband, account executive at Morning Brew Isaac Chevron. "We had been dating for only a few months when the pandemic hit, and I headed to my parents' house in Texas for what I thought would be a two-week stint," she says. "Once we realized we would be sheltering in place for much longer, Isaac flew down, and we spent the first six months of our relationship sleeping in my childhood bedroom." Things got serious quickly, leading them to move in together shortly after their return to New York.
Four years later, Chevron proposed to Schneider on Mother's Day. "I was under the impression we were going to brunch with his family in Connecticut, so I was getting ready to head to Grand Central Station," Schneider says, reflecting on their engagement. "Isaac ran out to grab us coffees and a Mother's Day card from CVS but was actually setting up rose petals and champagne on our rooftop. I walked out of the bathroom to find a note on our dresser: 'When you're ready, meet me upstairs.' When I found him, we were both in tears before he could even drop to a knee. It was perfect."
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Schneider was aware that an engagement was imminent—she had been involved in the ring-design process—but the moment still caught her completely off guard. "I genuinely had no idea he would propose that day—I didn't even have my nails done, if that tells you anything about my level of surprise," she says. "The night before , Isaac wanted to make sure I stayed off my phone so I wouldn't check Find My Friends and notice that my parents' and siblings' locations were conveniently unavailable, so to the theater we went!" According to Schneider, Chevron was on edge the entire time, consumed by the question he was about to ask her. To this day, he still has no idea what happened in the movie," she jokes "I, of course, was completely oblivious to his internal spiral. Great movie!"
Soon after the proposal, the couple began planning their wedding, approaching every decision with purpose. They selected Texas—the place where their relationship grew—as the setting for their November 2025 celebration, and the Austin Proper Hotel as their venue. "Designed by Kelly Wearstler, it had a ballroom that didn't feel like a ballroom—a far cry from the cold, business-conference vibes I was afraid of—and it was a bonus that guests could stay on the property, since most of our guests were flying in from New York," she says.
The same sense of intention extended to the beauty and fashion details. Schneider approached her wedding look with a discerning eye, choosing Chloé's Atelier de Fleurs Cedrus Intense as her wedding-day perfume, a woody, musky scent with a touch of bohemian flair that complemented her custom bell-sleeved gown and her softly worn, loose waves. Read on to admire the handful of other meaningful details that made this wedding special.
"We hosted a Friday-night welcome dinner at the Umlauf Sculpture Garden in Austin. While the wedding would be indoors (I had enough pre-wedding jitters without throwing weather uncertainty into the mix!), we wanted to welcome everyone with an alfresco dinner party. November in Texas can be hit-or-miss, but we lucked out with the most gorgeous, 75-degree sunny day."
