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DREAM REGISTRY

Top Wedding Planner Lynn Easton’s Timeless, Collected, and Comfortable Dream Registry

By SHAYNA SEID
SEPTEMBER 29, 2026

Over The Moon Directory Planner Lynn Easton, founder of Easton Events, is at the top of her game. We’re lucky to call her a friend and have been covering her events for more than a decade. Most recently, she and her team planned Dairy Boy Founder Paige Paul and tennis star Tommy Paul’s wedding at Old Westbury Gardens in New York. And now, with her well-curated eye and years of experience bringing couples' visions to life, she’s sharing her Dream Registry with us.

A destination wedding ceremony in Italy; Easton Events Executive Director Dawson Mitchell and Founder Lynn Easton; A romantic reception tablescape.

The Charleston-based planner, who happens to be just around the corner from the Over The Moon office, describes her personal aesthetic as “timeless, collected, and comfortable, with a healthy respect for the classics.” She continues, “I love beautiful things, but I never want a room or an event to feel too precious. There should always be a little tension: something old with something new, something tailored next to something relaxed. Above all, I want spaces to feel welcoming. The greatest compliment is when someone walks into a room and immediately settles in.”

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Around the Home

Choose quality pieces that bring warmth and comfort to every room.

Lynn Easton at home in Charleston.
Q: How do you like to go about decorating your spaces?

My spaces tend to come together over time rather than all at once. I love mixing pieces with history and patina alongside newer things that simply work beautifully. I also think about entertaining from the very beginning. Where will everyone naturally gather? Is there somewhere to put down a drink? Can you pull up another chair? Is the lighting flattering? I’m always thinking about how a room functions when it’s full of people. A beautiful home should be able to handle a dinner party, a team meeting, dogs running through it, and a glass of red wine without anyone panicking.

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Kitchen & Dining

Build a foundation for everyday meals and effortless entertaining with pieces you’ll reach for again and again.

A reception space by Easton Events.
Q: Can you explain why you chose a few of your favorite products?

The Simon Pearce hurricanes were an easy choice. One of the very first weddings I planned was in a barn that we filled almost entirely with candles—which, in hindsight, may not have been our greatest exercise in risk management. (It was 30 years ago!) But I’ve believed ever since that candlelight is almost always the answer. A beautiful hurricane gives you that same warmth at home and instantly makes even the simplest dinner feel special. I also included several pieces that make a home office feel more elevated. I love a big round pedestal table because it can serve so many purposes. During the day, it’s perfect for spreading out plans or gathering the team for a meeting; in the evening, clear the papers and bring out the wine and cheese. Every office needs somewhere to debrief.

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Bed & Bath

Upgrade the everyday with beautiful linens, plush towels, and little luxuries that make daily routines feel special.

Whether she’s designing an event or curating her Over The Moon Registry, Easton leads with authenticity and intention. “There’s definitely a through line. I gravitate toward spaces and events that feel layered, gracious, and rooted in a sense of place. I’m not particularly interested in making something beautiful simply for the sake of making it beautiful. I want there to be a reason behind every choice,” she says. “The same things I love at home tend to find their way into our events: wonderful linens, candlelight, and details that encourage people to gather and enjoy themselves. Ultimately, whether I’m designing a room or a wedding weekend, I want it to feel effortless, even when an enormous amount of thought goes into making it feel that way.”

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