Nearly 100 couples came to 501 Union last Wednesday for our first fall wedding fair: straight, same-sex, and one couple that had been dating 10 years before getting engaged. We’re excited for all of them. Credit: Laura-Chase McGehee/Readyluck
Our first fall edition of Wedding Crashers came and went last week, and it was far more glamorous than we imagined it. Below are photos from the event at 501 Union, the heart-stoppingly gorgeous new venue from the team at The Green Building across the street, taken by Readylyck, JBM Wedding Photography and BB contributor Jeanette D. Moses. You can see even more images here and here. Enjoy, check out the links for all of our vendors and see you again next spring!
A message from Jove Meyer Events, shared by everyone at Wedding Crashers. Credit: JBM Wedding Photography
The Loyales, one of our “anti-” wedding bands managed by Lucy Music. Credit: JBM Wedding Photography
Inside the main space at 501 Union. Credit: JBM Wedding Photography
Pavan provided the cocktails, with candied hibiscus. Pretty to look at and delicious to drink. Credit: Readyluck
More pretty Pavan drinks, this time with blueberries. Credit: JBM Wedding Photography
Stortz Lighting lit up the courtyard at 501 with the silhouette of palm fronds, echoing the wallpaper inside. Credit: JBM Wedding Photography
Alexandra Abuza Floral & Garden designed the arrangements for the main gallery bar. Credit: Jeanette D. Moses
Along with fish and chips served in paper cones, Marcey Brownstein Catering & Events created delicious deviled eggs the size of truffles. Credit: Jeanette D. Moses
Treats from Naturally Delicious. Credit: Jeanette D. Moses
Joie Meffert Florals designed the centerpiece for the bar. Credit: Jeanette D. Moses
Cupcakes from Ovenly, almost too pretty to eat. Credit: Readyluck
Frida Kahlo-inspired crowns from Rose Red and Lavender. Credit: Readyluck
Saucy by Nature’s brisket sliders, yes please. Credit: Readyluck
What isn’t a good occassion for a food truck? We had three: Frites ‘n’ Meats, Mexicue and Red Hook Lobster Truck. Credit: Laura-Chase McGehee/Readyluck
Red Hook Lobster Truck was off the hook as always. Credit: Readyluck
Michelle Edgemont designed our “Ask the Wedding Expert Lounge” with the help of Patina Vintage Rentals, and Viva Max Weddings curated the experts. In the booth, planner Viva Max (left) and photographer Heather Phelps-Lipton (far right). Credit: Readyluck
What a sweet couple! Credit: Readyluck
Happy planning! Credit: Jeannette D. Moses
Such a great night! Thanks for having us all!