This past weekend, we gathered at LOHO Bride in Los Angeles for a morning that felt as meaningful as it was beautiful—an intimate celebration of this special season of life with brides-to-be and the people who make it so memorable.
We curated the space with intentional partners - bespoke ceramic keepsakes from Cosa Ceramica, refreshing facial activations by Formula Fig, and The Friend Club brough together their amazing community. Together, these pieces created a world that was equal parts elegant and deeply personal, designed to honor the rituals of becoming a bride and building a life marked by love and legacy.
For us at Kinn, moments like this are why we do what we do. Jewelry is more than adornment—it’s the memory you carry with you, the heirloom you create for generations to come. We were delighted to share our Unexpected Proposal (tag collection link) collection and Vow (tag collection link) engagement rings, alongside wedding bands designed for every kind of love story. These collections invite you to make tradition your own: whether it’s a bespoke ring crafted to your vision, or a band that becomes the piece you never take off, they are meant to tell a story that lasts far beyond the wedding day.
Our team was there to connect with brides one-on-one, answering questions about design, helping try-ons, and hearing the stories behind each love and proposal. These conversations are at the heart of what makes our community so special. We believe jewelry should be deeply personal, and having the chance to speak directly with the women who will wear these pieces was an honor.
Of course, the day would not have been possible without Christy and the LOHO Bride team. LOHO has become more than a bridal destination—it’s a space where individuality is celebrated, where brides are encouraged to define beauty and ritual for themselves. Christy’s vision aligns closely with our own: timeless yet modern, thoughtful yet effortless.
As the morning came to a close, we left with a renewed sense of why these moments matter. It’s not just about rings or dresses or ceramics—it’s about creating a setting where women feel seen, supported, and inspired during a life chapter filled with meaning.
We are grateful to have been part of this gathering, and to continue building connections that go beyond jewelry, rooted in community, craft, and the art of celebration.