This wedding was a lot of fun and full of wonderful moments to capture. I absolutely loved the mix of unique and classic tastes that Kristen and Ryan shared. To start, they chose the Amasa Stone Chapel for the ceremony. If you don't know, it is a beautiful historic chapel in University Circle. During the ceremony, Ryan's brother Rob played the piano during the candle lighting and a string duet played the entire service.
Then we headed to the west side of the flats for some breathtaking pictures taken by Lindsey Beckwith. Kristen and Ryan weren't afraid to take a chance and get a little dirty by taking pictures on the bridge over the river. With the sun starting to set, the light was perfect for some very unique images.
We then drove over to the Van Sweringen Arcade where Kristen and Ryan used their creative talents to hand craft all of the table decorations, the invitations and place settings. And as you watch the video, look for the large vase full of origami cranes. Kristen, being true to Japanese tradition, hand folded 1000 of them before the wedding!
We continued the night as guests danced to the sounds of the Grand Avenue Band and ended the night with Ryan sharing his break-dancing skills.
Without further ado, here is the video...
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