Tommy Paul and Paige Lorenze’s romance began in the same manner that many contemporary relationships do: someone started liking postings, someone sent a message, and two individuals who would not have otherwise met planned to meet in person and discovered they clicked. The details were a little more spectacular than usual: Lorenze was developing a fashion brand, Paul was a professional tennis player, and their first encounter took place at the US Open in the summer of 2022. However, the fundamental procedures—Instagram, a direct message, the initial exchange, and anything that follows—were sufficiently well-known.
They were married at Old Westbury Gardens, a historic Long Island Gold Coast mansion, on July 14, 2026. Everything that came after was influenced by the venue. Paige approached the wedding in the same manner that she does her work: with a clear point of view and the patience to reject anything that didn’t fit. Paige has spent years creating Dairy Boy’s aesthetic, a distinct visual and lifestyle sensibility that permeates everything the brand touches. The first was Old Westbury Gardens. From that point on, every other choice was made.
It’s important to comprehend the reasoning behind that order since it reveals how the wedding turned out. Paige began with a location that already possessed character, such as architecture, gardens, history, and the unique light that ancient estates convey. Instead of starting with a blank space and forcing an aesthetic onto it, she built the design outward from what was already there. The layered neutrals, the lace that seemed as a recurrent thread rather than a focal point, the flowers, and the antique silver obtained from Rosandich Studios were all chosen to feel as though they belonged in that context rather than being positioned in front of it.
Instead of being a stand-alone item, the Minted-designed invitation suite served as a sneak peek at the event. When visitors arrived at the estate, they were already familiar with the visual language because Old Westbury’s architecture and character were referenced in the colors, typeface, and paper selections. It’s the kind of detail that most guests probably aren’t aware of, but it adds to the overall impression of a wedding that is thoughtful rather than put together. The menus, place cards, and tabletop decorations were all influenced by the invitations; this coherence developed over the course of the weekend.
Paige was dressed in a bespoke Carolina Herrera dress designed by Wes Gordon. Tommy was dressed in a Burberry tuxedo. The combination of those two elements—a fashion designer’s imaginative style and a professional athlete’s more direct approach to dressing—is a little but discernible detail about how the wedding reconciled two disparate mindsets into something that seemed cohesive. The idea was realized by event planners Lynn Easton and Easton Events, as evidenced by the Easton team’s statement that Paige showed up with a completed mood board before a contract was even signed, which seemed to be a first for them.
