Weddings | Casey & Ben - Covenant Presbyterian & The Palmer Building

Last Saturday was sunny and warm (ok, HOT) for Casey & Ben's wedding. Their ceremony was at Covenant Presbyterian Church near Uptown and the reception was held at The Palmer Building. Catherine and Tim at Covenant did an excellent job making sure everything ran smoothly for the ceremony.

The wedding details were classic and personal. There were photos of the bride and groom carefully placed at the reception to document their relationship from college to marriage. The bride even hand-made coasters to double as place markers and favors. I was especially touched that there was one at my seat as well.

I enjoyed working alongside Chad of Echo Unlimited and Patrick of Abernethy Videography. And, I thoroughly enjoyed my time with the bride & groom's family and friends. Everyone was so warm and welcoming. I could not ask for better clients. 

Wishing you all the best,

Hayley

Just look at the smile on Ben's face. He was lit up from ear to ear when he saw his bride (below).

Covenant Presbyterian Church is gorgeous. We had to get a shot of the happy couple outside to capture the grandeur of it (below).

Handmade details by the bride (below). Guests threw bird seed from cones made of sheet music. Since Casey and Ben met when he was her piano accompanist for voice lessons, it was only appropriate.

 Casey and her dad had a very emotional first dance (below). 

This little girl's dad told me she just started taking dance lessons a year ago. She was shaking it on the floor all night with no fear. Later, she confidently picked up the microphone and sang along to several songs (below).

A seeded sendoff for the couple as they say goodbye to family and friends (below).

Ceremony: Covenant Presbyterian Church

Ceremony coordinator: Catherine Bracey

Reception: The Palmer Building

Wedding gown: Dar-Lynn's - Allure Bridals Collection

Catering: Family Catering

Cake: Family Catering

Entertainment: Echo Unlimited

Videography: Patrick Abernethy of Abernethy Videography