Details

The venue was the inspiration behind the entire design of the wedding. From the very beginning Cheyenne had a vision of making sure everything had an organic feel to it. The bride honed in on a neutral color palette and carried it throughout each design element, while making sure each component had a unique texture. Disco balls were placed at the foot of the head table and draped with tulle and neutral babies breathe was the focal point, placing a unique spin on the floral arrangements. At the seats of the table, guests were met with their very own customized ticket for access to dinner, which to their surprise was a food truck!

We had so much fun collaborating alongside the bride to help bring her visions to life!

Cocktail Hour

Guests made their way outside to the courtyard to enjoy a tap truck at cocktail hour! Cocktail hour was designed around the bride’s concept of thrifting vintage furniture pieces that could be placed in a lounge setting for guests to enjoy. We love a bride who has a vision, and will do anything to make it happen!

Portraits

With the bride being a photographer, she took it upon herself to scope out the picture perfect spots for their couple portraits, before their wedding day. She came across a rooftop parking garage near The Downtown Warehouse, which led the creative direction. The newlyweds posed on the rooftop alongside the groom’s father’s Camaro, for their private golden hour pictures!