November 18, 2024
there was a sense of joyful anticipation in the air. The bridal suite buzzed with excitement as Maggie and her bridal party prepared for the day ahead, while Tom and his groomsmen added their own lively energy. The timeless elegance of the Renaissance Hotel served as the perfect setting for their getting-ready moments, bridal party portraits, and a heartfelt first look.
Photography | BI
Venue | The Renaissance Hotel
Ceremony | Cathedral Basilica of Saint Peter in Chains
Hair & Makeup | Flawless Hair and Makeup
Bride’s Dress | Carrie Karibo
Dress Designer | Martina Liana
Tux | The Black Tux
Florist | Nina’s Floral Designs
Cake | Sweets By LaDawn
When Maggie and Tom saw each other for the first time that day, their emotions were palpable. Their first look was a sweet and genuine moment, filled with love and excitement that set the tone for the rest of the celebration. The couple shared portraits that captured their connection against the backdrop of the Renaissance Hotel’s sophisticated charm,
Their ceremony at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Peter in Chains was nothing short of breathtaking. The cathedral’s grandeur provided a stunning stage for Maggie and Tom’s vows, with the love of their family and friends surrounding them.
This wedding was especially meaningful for us as we’ve had the honor of working with Maggie’s family before, photographing her sister’s wedding years ago. Being part of another chapter in their family’s story was truly special, and Maggie and Tom’s day did not disappoint.
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