When most couples think about wedding music, they picture a packed dance floor at the end of the night. While those high-energy moments are certainly important, the music at your wedding begins long before the first guest steps onto the dance floor.
The most successful weddings don't rely on great dance music alone. They use music intentionally to enhance every chapter of the celebration.
Amalia & Victor’s Chicago celebration was the perfect blend of romance, modern style, and non-traditional flair.
Read MoreA perfect fall palette and a wonderful combination of traditional and non-traditional themes on a wedding day. With stunning floral and designs created by Cresco Stems, we are excited to share this stunning wedding at Fairlie Chicago for all of your inspiration needs.
Read MoreThis couple really wanted to embrace their unique identities in their declaration of love to each other. As proud queer, Jewish, multi-ethnic dog moms, each of these elements was thoughtfully woven into their special day.
Read MoreThere’s something next level (literally) about a rooftop wedding. It feels luxe. Exclusive. Like you’re a part of the city, and one with its skyline. In Chicago, the skyline is something else.
Read MoreAfter Jane and Julio got engaged in New York City, they went to the Museum of Modern Art and saw Claude Monet’s painting ‘Water Lilies’. This soon became the inspiration behind their wedding design.
Read MoreIt was true love for Eddie and Lance after they swiped right. Their dream wedding was a culmination of their hard work to get to where they are now. This is not a wedding to miss!
Read MoreThis Chicago wedding not only had a traditional American ceremony but this couple incorporated the bride’s culture and tradition by having a Korean ceremony called Paebaek.
Read MoreSpicing things up with beautiful color and culture, we are loving the beauty that this Cuban & Puerto Rican wedding inspired styled shoot brings!
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