The Devil is in the Details

Well, maybe not the devil, it is a wedding after all, but those special touches can say a lot about the couple’s personality and style. Move over devil and make way for the bride and groom!

Pretty in Pink

Molly Ringwald isn't the only one who loves pink. With everything from pink flowers to pink sashes to delicate pink meringues, our brides love it too!

Inspiration from a Stylish Fall Wedding at Goldner Walsh Garden and Home

We've photographed a lot of stylish weddings throughout the years, but Bethany and Taurus' wedding at Goldner Walsh , a Pontiac nursery complete with historic greenhouses and an amazing outdoor fireplace, took style to new heights. Mixed flower arrangements, feathers and birds were the perfect accents for this fall-themed day. 

Lace, Feathers and Flowers, Oh My!

Veils come in all styles. Whether it is a birdcage veil or a long train of lace, each one is as creative and fun as the brides we've had the pleasure of photographing.

We Love Wedding Cakes

To fondant or not to fondant? From simple buttercream adorned with sugared pansies to a five-tiered, fondant masterpiece topped with a massive spray of orchids, we've seen them all. Whatever you chose, remember to save us a piece.

Glass City Wedding at Toledo Museum of Art and Glass Pavilion - Claire and Brandon

Claire and Brandon’s Toledo Museum of Art Wedding and Glass Pavilion reception was the perfect balance of classic, modern, whimsy and elegance thanks in part to the architecture and artwork that served as a backdrop for the couple’s beautiful day.

The wedding ceremony took place in the art museum’s Great Gallery with the couple and their guests surrounded by classic works of art. After the ceremony, they descended the steps of the classically columned art museum to a cool and colorful slinky salute. Claire and Brandon then led their guests across the street past an Alexander Calder sculpture into the Glass Pavilion – a postmodernist dream – a curved glass structure that allows the interior and exterior of the building to blend seamlessly. Billy balls added a perfect pop of yellow to the sleek and monochromatic pavilion.

The museum was founded in 1901 by Edward Libbey, owner of  The Libbey Glass Company. Toledo is known as Glass City and that history was infused into the wedding day with a glass blowing exhibit during the cocktail hour. As the sunny fall day turned into a cool fall night, the party glowed warmly through the shimmering glass.

Hollywood Glamour at Masonic Temple - Annette and Scott

We had the pleasure of photographing Annette and Scott’s glamorous Masonic Temple wedding at the Masonic Temple Detroit. The building’s architecture married perfectly with Annette’s old Hollywood theme and it didn’t hurt that she was movie star gorgeous.

The neo-gothic temple is the world’s largest Masonic Temple with over 1,000 rooms. Scott and Annette chose the main chapel – a smaller scale replica of Westminster Abbey for their ceremony and the ornate, Italian-styled Crystal Ballroom for the reception.

Annette’s bouquet of soft pink peonies and a dessert table filled with pink jelly beans, cake pops, meringues and macaroons complemented the soft pink glow and gold accents of the ballroom. The Hollywood theme was executed flawlessly by Laura Davis and Amber Frawley of Frosted Pink Events.

The couple entertained their guest celebrity-style as they walked the red carpet to have their portrait taken while everyone danced the night away under the shimmering chandeliers.

Winter Wedding - Vanessa and Paul

Baby, it's cold outside! But not inside the paneled walls of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Alger House where the room was filled with love and warmth for Vanessa and Paul's Christmas-time wedding.

Royal Oak Farmers' Market Wedding - Amanda and Jamie

Amanda and Jamie were married at the Royal Oak Farmers Market this summer. The market is not a traditional wedding venue, but 2 Unique Catering transformed the space beautifully into a fun and elegant setting.