laura + bryan | a colorful wedding at the loom meadow mill

Sooo, I’ve been excited to share this colorful and fun May wedding with you ever since it happened!!

Laura + Bryan are so similar and 100% my kind of people: driven, passionate, energetic, and hardworking. Laura’s detail-oriented, always on-top-of-it attitude made this an extremely fun wedding to photograph and visualize; whenever I got an email from Laura, it made me smile. I really appreciate hearing about and knowing many of the details in advance - I fully believe no detail is too small to consider and have a plan for (I blame the recovering architect in me, ha).

The vision for their spring wedding was “fun, simple, colorful + elegant” and wow, did they achieve that! Everything from the floral arrangements, to the candy bar seating display and the table settings could be described in those words.

Besides the fact that they are an incredible couple, I was also looking forward to their wedding because it was the first one ever held at The Loom at Meadow Mill. I had photographed this space when it first opened, but I couldn’t wait to see it all dressed up + full of love and COLOR!

This new Baltimore wedding venue is the little sister to area favorites, the Mt. Washington Mill Dye House and The Winslow at Parker Metal. If you’ve been following my work, you know how much I love to document weddings at industrial venues. To be asked to capture the first-ever wedding at The Loom was a dream come true… the fact that Laura + Bryan quickly became one of my favorite couples was just the cherry on top!

12 Memorable Moments and details from Laura + Bryan’s Wedding at the loom (+ hotel revival):

1. Before heading to the venue, Laura + Bryan both got ready at one of my favorite boutique Baltimore hotels, the Revival. Because the end of May brings Preakness weekend to Charm City and graduations galore, we wanted a quiet, indoor space for their first look. That meant that any of the more public areas of the hotel, like the lobby and lounges, were out of the question — the beloved and super photogenic Miss Mary Suite was the answer to our prayers.

2. To help keep the family and friend group portraits relaxed and fun, Laura also booked the Library at the Hotel Indigo a few blocks away. One thing I really love about living and working in Baltimore is all of the unique spaces available throughout the city, giving our #urpcouples countless opportunities to get perfect beautiful and genuine portraits, no matter what size!

3. Speaking of group portraits, Laura + Bryan didn’t have a wedding party in the traditional sense; instead they had an honorary wedding party of their closest friends and siblings to help them get ready throughout the morning.

4. With a large fluffy tulle bottom and a lace v-neck top, Laura’s gown looked like it was made for her. Brushed Beauty tied her look together by keeping her hair down with soft waves and makeup that made her gorgeous blue eyes pop. She was effortlessly joyful and beautiful the entire day!

5. The Loom is such a perfect Baltimore venue for intimate weddings with < 100 guests. It has an industrial feel but the light and airy white walls and large windows allowing natural light to flood in, make it feel super clean, natural, and bright. Any color palette would look incredible in this space!

6. The florals at this wedding were out of this world… they also had a really cool story behind them: Molly Zager of Molly Zager Floral Design Co. in San Diego, CA is Laura’s cousin. As her gift to the couple, Molly offered to take care of all the flowers: Laura’s vibrant bouquet, the chuppah, the installation on the 360° bar and all the table centerpieces had peonies, ranunculus, roses and magenta anemones. How she managed to pull this off from across the country, I will never know! It was pure perfection in every sense of the word. She did an incredible job outfitting the space and vibe of the wedding.

7. The ceremony included many Jewish elements to honor Laura’s family’s Jewish heritage, culture and traditions: kippot were available to wear, Laura and Bryan’s parents walked them both down the aisle, they drank wine out of a kiddush cup and Bryan stepped on a glass as everyone yelled “Mazel Tov!” and they kissed.

8. One of the most unique things about The Loom is the hidden bar in the foyer. Laura used this space as a candy bar and gave everyone a little box with their name and table number to hold their candy choices throughout the evening.

9. There is also a really great secret staircase at The Loom that is part of the original mill building. During cocktail hour, we snuck out to grab some gorgeous portraits of the happy couple.

10. Copper Kitchen and Heather of 1423 Events did a fabulous job (as usual!) with the food and aesthetic of all the colorful and fun reception decor; I’m pretty sure that the table and bar settings, complete with cocktail napkins that had MarlowBea’s #urbanrowpup face on them, were one of the highlights of the reception!

11. The night was topped off with a gorgeous 2-tiered cake that was adorned with fresh flowers and a DELICIOUS cookie chipwich sundae bar for guests to enjoy.

12. My favorite memory of their wedding came during the Hora… not only did Laura + Bryan get up on the chairs, but Laura’s spry 90-year-old grandma did, too! She had the best time and it was so sweet to witness the love this family shares together.

Laura + Bryan, from the moment we met, I knew your wedding was going to be one for the books. You are truly a perfect match and I cannot wait to see what you accomplish together as a married couple. You made my job a breeze with your detail-oriented and decisive attitude - I love a couple that knows what they want and how to get it!

It was so much fun to work together and I didn’t want our time together to end... thank you for letting me be the one to capture the first day of the rest of your lives together!!

xo,
Naomi

COULDN’T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT THIS INCREDIBLE VENDOR TEAM:

planning + coordination: 1423 events
venue: the loom at meadow mill
photography: urban row photography
florist: molly zager florals
catering: copper kitchen
DJ: district remix
handlettered signage: lynn cipollone
draping: event dynamics
boutique: betsy robinson's bridal
rings: radcliffe
groom’s custom suit and tie: christopher schafer
cuff links: david yurman
hair and makeup: brushed beauty
cake: blue crab cupcakes
invitations: ellen zager, bride’s mom

kylie + nate | a classic mt vernon wedding at the belvedere in may

Classic and chic like their wedding, Kylie + Nate are so happy and in love!! They were a joy to photograph during their engagement session and their wedding was no different! Just one look and they make the other burst into happy laughter. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever attended a wedding that had more loving glances and laughter than this one! 

Having met at Johns Hopkins University and spent the past few years renovating their home in Mt. Washington, every chapter of this couple’s love story has been touched by the city of Baltimore. It only made sense that their wedding portraits featured their tight-knit group of friends and family, gorgeous city brownstones, the Washington Monument, and one of the most popular festivals in Mount Vernon: Flower Mart.

Kylie + Nate tied the knot at The Belvedere in early May. We were blessed with a gorgeous, sunny day with a high of 65 degrees and absolutely no threat of rain. We took some of my favorite portraits in and around Mt. Vernon, capturing their love for each other, their families and friends, and the urban feel to where they fell in love.

11 Memorable Moments and Details from Kylie + Nate’s Belvedere Wedding in Mt. Vernon:

1. Kylie got ready at one of my favorite hotels: the Revival. This boutique hotel is just so unique, full of personality, a super comfy place to relax AND right across the street from Mt. Vernon square, making a first look and portraits with the park as your backdrop, super easy!

2. Nate got ready at their home in Mount Washington, which was really special considering how much time they’ve spent renovating it and making it their own. I loved that they included their private home in their wedding portraits AND at-home engagement photos!

3. Kylie got ready in the Miss Mary Suite with her bridesmaids and family. Her dress transformed multiple times, giving her a few different looks throughout the day and her Mavette shoes in shades of pink and burgundy matched her bouquet perfectly! Paired with all of the heirloom jewelry she wore and the special wedding band that Nate gave her, she looked like the quintessential Baltimore bride, straight out of the gilded age (just like their venue!).

4. After Kylie’s mom helped her put on her dress, she did a bridesmaids reveal in the spacious suite, where her friends saw her for the first time. She also did a groomsmen reveal, where all of her groomsmen and both her and Nate’s dads saw her for the first time. It was a really fun way to include the entire bridal party in a first look!

5. Speaking of first looks, Kylie + Nate had their first look in the east quadrant of the square, with the Washington Monument behind them. Their faces lit up at the sight of each other! Finding a quiet spot in the park was a bit of a challenge with Flower Mart going on at the same time, but thanks to the help of LynnAaron of Nouvelle Weddings scouting it out in advance with me, we were able to find a perfect private and shaded spot away from crowds and vendors.

6. We also took full advantage of Flower Mart for cute candids of Kylie + Nate walking around and enjoying those iconic Baltimore lemon peppermint sticks in front of the monument and some wine! It was the best way to capture their love of Charm City during one of the most beloved and historic spring festivals.

7. When it was time to head to the Belvedere for the ceremony and reception, we made sure to carve out time to take wedding party and couple’s portraits under the marquee sign. It’s a must, if you’re having your wedding at the Belvedere, if you ask me!

8. Walking down the aisle in the Grand Ballroom created such a dramatic and memorable processional with their parents by their side; both Nate and Kylie as well as their friends and family were full of happy tears!

9. As guests walked into cocktail hour, they were handed glasses of champagne with a floating edible monogram, a K & N. I’ve never seen something like that! It was such an unexpected, delightful touch to their classic and elegant wedding!

10. We also made some time during cocktail hour to sneak out for urban golden hour portraits along the street with the Washington Monument in the distance as they crossed the street. But first, photos in the Owl Bar and gold-trimmed elevators: textured, gilded and full of sneaky smooches! It was so fun with Kylie & Nate being so relaxed, enjoying the start of married life in a carefree and effortless way! We had to also get a night shot out of the second floor window, of course!

11. Since the ceremony and reception were both held in the Grand Ballroom at the Belvedere, all of the ceremony flowers and greenery were repurposed to frame the stage where the band, Spectrum from Washington Talent, performed and kept the dance floor rocking all night. The white drape and twinkle lights behind the band created a soft and romantic atmosphere… I loved this idea as a way to make the band backdrop purposeful, well-designed and integrated into the overall vibe of their day!

Kylie + Nate, you two are going to take on the world together and I can’t wait to see all of the incredible things you accomplish! Thank you for letting me be the one to document the beginning of your married lives together. It was truly the biggest honor!!

xo,
Naomi

Huge thanks to this incredible vendor team:

planning + design: LynnAaron of Nouvelle Weddings
photography: Urban Row Photography
venue: Belvedere & Co. Events
florals: Stacy Bowen Floral Design
getting ready: Revival Baltimore
beauty: Behind the Veil Beauty
cake: Cake by Jason
band: Washington Talent’s Spectrum Band
dress: Enzoani
shoes: Mavette
boutique: Betsy Robinson’s Bridal
groom’s + groomsmen attire: The Black Tux
officiant: Ceremony Officiants
invitation + paper goods: mlc designs
welcome bags: The Tradition Begins
calligraphy: Lynn Cipollone
lighting / drape for band backdrop: Event Dynamics
rentals: Select Event Group

ashley + james | a joyful spring wyndridge wedding

It poured during Ashley and James’ outdoor wedding ceremony at Wyndridge Farm but they were full of smiles the whole time, the memories are incredible and at the end of the day, they’re married!!

As per usual recently, the skies couldn’t decide if they would sprinkle, pour or stay dry, so Ashley and James have photos in all kinds of weather (example below… it looks like snow, but is 100% rain!) But most of all, they were surrounded by love, happiness and all the right kind of go with the flow energy…

I couldn’t be happier for you both!! Here’s to rainy days being your biggest good luck charm… enjoy these early favorites from the start of your best adventure yet!

5 UNFORGETTABLE MOMENTS AND DETAILS FROM A+J’S MAY WEDDING AT WYNDRIDGE FARM IN PA

1. The custom lace Converse Ashley wore; her flower girl and bridesmaids all wore Converse sneakers too!

2. Ashley’s bridal style: her veil was full of the tiniest sparkles and glistened the entire time and her pearl jewelry was from her mom.

3. Both the main wedding cake and the groom’s cake were made by the groom’s mom, Melena; the groom’s cake had A+J’s 2 dogs featured prominently on either side of the cake, taking a bite out of the cake! SO cute.

4. I know I’ve said it here more than once, but I can’t get over the way Ashley + James embraced the rain and chose to continue with their outdoor wedding ceremony at the Wyndridge chapel. We got through 90% of the ceremony before it really started coming down, and it makes the photos and memories so much fun to look back on!

5. The dance floor was packed with so much energy and great dance moves - it was so much fun to get creative with the DJ’s lighting and the twinkle lights at the venue!

Congratulations again, Ashley + James! Your day was full of so much love, laughter and gorgeous spring florals; wishing you both the best for a lifetime of fun days together!!

xo,
Naomi

venue: Wyndridge Farm
photography: Urban Row Photography
beauty: The Brushing Bride
florist: Lips Tulips Flowers
gown: Maggie Sottero
boutique: Cameo Bridal
shoes: Lace Converse from Lovin’ Collection
DJ: Cosmic Sounds
invitation: Truly Engaging by Magnet Street
cakes: groom’s mom, Melena Quetel
bridesmaid dresses: Azazie
groomsmen attire: Men’s Wearhouse

molly + joe | a classic kent island resort wedding in may

It started raining the day before Molly + Joe’s wedding, and it just kept raining for 48 hrs straight… which meant a few more tented walls than expected and a first look under cover thanks to the upper balcony at the Kent Island Resort. Despite this, their faces and embraces say it all.

Molly and Joe both have families that are so incredibly kind, warm, loving and thoughtful. It’s no surprise that their wedding day was full of so much classic beauty and genuine joy! Enjoy these early favorites from their wedding at the Kent Island Resort; this historic manor house provided a perfect backdrop of both countryside charm and understated elegance.

7 UNFORGETTABLE DETAILS AND MOMENTS FROM M+J’S KENT ISLAND RESORT WEDDING:

1. The invitation design with the sweetest details: a blue heron on the reply card and a map of the Chesapeake Bay as the inner envelope liner

2. Molly’s family dogs joined at the waterfront home where she got ready in the morning — they were gentle giants that added such a calming presence and lots of smiles!

3. Their portraits in the rain are some of my favorites of all-time. Why? They were so willing to embrace it and do whatever it takes to get great photos; we also had lots of time to be creative inside the beautiful front room of the manor!

4. Molly’s brother was her man of honor and Joe’s dad was his best man… the actual sweetest. Who says your ‘wedding party’ has to be traditional?

5. The seating chart was an enormous display of oysters and names that said “hope you have a great shucking time” ;)

6. The dance floor was packed all night… Polaris put on quite the performance!

7. The tent from Eastern Shore Tents was unlike any I’ve seen before… it had clear sides and the most beautiful wood structure above, draped with sheer white fabric and perfectly modern yet romantic chandeliers adding sparkle to the space as it got dark.

Congratulations again, newlyweds!! I’m so excited to see what lies ahead for you both as doctors and overall wonderful humans! So grateful and honored to continue to be a part of your family’s celebrations…

xo,
Naomi

venue and caterer: Kent Island Resort
photography: Urban Row Photography
florist: Crimson and Clover Floral Design
band: Polaris of East Coast Entertainment
ceremony music: Palm Strings
gown: Peter Langner
boutique: Gamberdella
hair: Kaley Shipley
makeup: Sara Heubeck
desserts: Blue Crab Cupcakes
invitation: Paper in the Park
transportation: Annapolis Bus Company
tent/stage: Eastern Shore Tents
rentals: Pretty Little Wedding Co.
seating display: Molly Z Design & Calligraphy

holly + josh | a vibrant and joyful rainy Wyndridge Farm wedding in May

It was a rainy and unseasonably cool this Memorial Day weekend, but that didn’t stop Holly and Josh from having the biggest smiles on their faces as they got married at Wyndridge Farm in a ‘quirky, different, and not too traditional’ ceremony that was respectful and reflective of who they are as a couple and ended with a packed dance floor before dinner even started… what more could you ask for?!

Their love story began as a mutual friend started a monthly dinner party where a group of friends pick a theme and meet at someone's house to cook and eat together. They met at one of those, talked some more at one a few months later, and then had their first "I'm not sure if this is a date" date at IKEA. That date lasted 13 hours and included their first coffee together of many more to come…

“Before I met Josh, I made a list of things I desired and required in a partner. He checks every box… (and the list is hanging up next to his desk to remind him of that).”

6 REASONS WHY HOLLY + JOSH’S WYNDRIDGE FARM WEDDING WAS SO UNIQUE + MEMORABLE:

1. Holly was an incredibly relaxed bride the morning of the wedding (and this candid photo below is one of my favorites - the Inn at Wyndridge had an air of calm excitement and anticipation as everyone got ready), despite the weather forecast forcing their outdoor ceremony to move indoors to Plan B… there was no shortage of love, smiles and witty jokes during their vows.

2. Those colorful floral Jessica Simpson heels and their way too cute coffee mugs.

3. Josh had his 3 piece suit custom designed, tailored and personalized by Baltimore Custom Clothiers; the buttons, lining and attention to detail were impeccable. He also wore it for their engagement photos at the Bromo Seltzer Clock Tower; it was so stylish and perfect (see more HERE)!

4. Holly’s 90+ year old grandmother was her flower girl!

5. They had a ringwarming station at their wedding ceremony for guests to hold and warm the rings with their best wishes before finding their seats.

6. For dessert they sipped coffee and enjoyed a cannoli in lieu of a traditional cake - The Traveling Tap provided gourmet coffee drinks for all of their guests!

Holly’s grandmother was her flower girl and the sweetest, most joyful lady to be around!

Who says family portraits have to be boring?

When it was time for the ceremony, Holly’s close friend Adam married them; they exchanged vows that were heartfelt and hilarious while the rings were full of warmth and love. It was incredibly heartwarming to see so many friends and family ready to celebrate with these soulmates!

Cheers to you Holly + Josh, you adorable newlyweds! You did it! I hope you’re enjoying your time away and savoring each sip of coffee as husband and wife! ;)

xo,
Naomi

Vendor Team

Venue + Catering: Wyndridge Farm
Photography: Urban Row Photography
Florist: Custom Florals
DJ: Howie of 3 West Productions
Desserts: Farmhouse Cakes
Hair: Leah of Arundel Village Hair Cuttery
Makeup: Morgan Allan
Groom’s Suit: Baltimore Custom Clothiers
Officiant: Adam McCaffery
Espresso Bar: Traveling Tap

francesca + zach | a classic and romantic spring wedding at the Grand Lodge

On a bright and sunny Saturday in May, Francesca and Zach were married at the Grand Lodge in Cockeysville surrounded by their friends, family and some incredible Italian traditions, food, dancing and decor.

This breathtaking wedding was originally supposed to happen in September but due to Covid it was postponed and thankfully, Mother Nature was on her best behavior for us!

THIS MAY WEDDING WILL MAKE YOU SWOON FOR 3 REASONS…

1. The golden hour sunset was EPIC but we almost missed it! They are my favorite images to end a wedding day with but the sun never waits, so we had to keep a close eye on the timeline (dinner, dancing, speeches, etc) and make sure to grab Francesca and Zach right as the sun got low enough to make magic like this… SO worth it!

2. Francesca’s dress was absolutely perfect for her; full of gorgeous floral lace detail and a sweetheart neckline with straps, it added so much to the elegant, classic and romantic spring feel. She accessorized with blue Badgley Mischka heels, a cathedral veil, long sparkly earrings and an updo full of loose curls.

3. The ballroom was fully draped with a braided pattern behind the band’s stage; guests enjoyed a variety of seating with 2 gold and burgundy lounge setups flanking the dance floor. Francesca + Zach’s sweetheart table was full of tall candles and an enormous blush, ivory and burgundy floral arrangement.

Arriving at the Grand Lodge after the church ceremony in Canton meant it was time for wedding party and family portraits; we found the perfect spot in the courtyard and among some of the mature trees surrounding the property!

The ballroom setup was complete before guests entered and the oversized mirror with guests’ seating assignments (scroll down to see!) and the enormous 4 tiered wedding cake were some of my favorite unique elements!!

Onyx Band kept the dance floor rocking NONSTOP the entire night, it was incredible! There were 10 band members and they were all so talented and entertaining!

Congratulations again, newlyweds!! We were honored to be a part of your wedding day - SO glad you had such incredible weather to celebrate after having to postpone from September… timing is everything! Enjoy getting used to calling each other husband and wife! :)

xo,
Naomi

Vendor Team

Ceremony: Sacred Heart of Jesus Church
Reception: Grand Masonic Lodge
Planning: Elizabeth Bailey Weddings
Florist: Ann’s Garden
Photography: Urban Row Photography
Videography: Rivion Films
Catering: The Classic Catering People
Hair: Evangelin Pesci
Makeup: Amie Decker Beauty
Music: Onyx Band of Washington Talent
Cake: Cake by Jason
Rentals: Select Event Group, Party Rental Ltd, White Glove Rentals
Linens: Table Toppers
Lighting: Event Dynamics
Production/Staging: Event Pro
Transportation: Extraordinair Limo

katie + zach | an intimate outdoor micro wedding in maryland

When Zach mentioned one of the many things he loves about Katie, I’ll never forget his response being: “When Katie smiles, she smiles so much that her eyes close shut.”

You can see exactly what Zach’s talking about, in the moment when they were officially announced as husband and wife at their intimate elopement and micro wedding ceremony (on their original Memorial Day weekend wedding date!). Katie’s entire face lights up and fills with so much joy, it’s absolutely contagious to everyone in her presence…

Let’s back up a minute though because their love story and journey to this May wedding day is one to celebrate in and of itself! If you haven’t already seen their Bmore Licks + Fells Point engagement photos, check them out HERE - make sure you read the story of how they met and how Zach proposed; it involves a scavenger hunt through Baltimore that ended with the sweetest handmade wooden ring box made by Zach + Katie’s dad together!

Here are 6 moments from Katie + Zach’s heartfelt mini wedding ceremony in Maryland, that will give you all the feels (you’ve been warned!):

1. Zach’s emotional reaction as Katie walked down the aisle brought me to tears - as recent graduates from medical school while dating long distance, they found out a few weeks ago that they matched for residency at Johns Hopkins and will be able to work and live together in the same city for the first time in 3.5 years!

2. Their brief ceremony was officiated by their pastor, Ian of St. Moses Church in Baltimore, and was the perfect compliment to their personalities and relationship; weaving elements of religion, humor, love and kindness.

3. The wood arbor they got married under overlooked the waterfront in Cecil County and reminded them of where they got engaged, on a bench in Fells Point, overlooking the Baltimore harbor.

4. Both Katie and Zach’s moms contributed heirloom elements from their own weddings to incorporate in the celebration, including a vintage cake topper, the lace flowers incorporated on Katie’s veil, sapphire earrings made from her grandmother’s ring, a wood card box Katie’s dad made for the occasion and cupcakes for the small gathering of family and friends, since cupcakes have been a part of their relationship since the beginning.

5. Katie surprised Zach with a meaningful engraving inside his ring and a beautiful new wooden watch.

6. Right after they were married, both moms and dads got the biggest hug from both Katie and Zach and I just love how much heartfelt and warm energy the entire elopement had among it! The photo below of both moms walking up to congratulate them is my absolute favorite.

After the ceremony, they walked down the mini aisle and were greeted by a small group of friends and family there to help them celebrate (safely distanced and with masks on) their newlywed status!

Congratulations again, lovebirds, I was honored to be a part of your mini wedding and elopement!! I love that you were able to get married on your original wedding date and will now have this as your official anniversary in addition to the future party planned at Rosewood Farms!

xo,
Naomi

alexis + logan | lavender and navy country club of maryland wedding

When Logan told me how the proposal story happened, I almost cried happy tears right then and there… “I realized that all I wanted to do was be with her as I stared out the window. I remember saying to myself "Well, that seems to be that...it's time to make sure I can always come home to her".

Logan, you can now officially always come home to Alexis - YAY! Your wedding day was one for the record books… I know your home will always be filled with so much humor, movie/Office quote references and plenty of fajita making nights. :)

A touch of classic detailing in the ringbearer’s seersucker light blue suit and lavender/navy bowtie - loved how Cohen’s Clothiers outfitted this little heartbreaker!!!

Alexis’ wedding dress by Morilee had POCKETS and the best train EVER!!

Pops of blue against the walls and lawns of green were such an elegant look for this spring country club wedding with the sweetest flower girls!!

So many expressions to love when bridal parties line up and CRUSH it like this! Loving the groom’s GQ face and also the ringbearer at the end, living his best wedding life!!

That moment when the fire department walks into your ceremony after the alarms were going off falsely multiple times… yup, that happened!

A cake topped with firemen legos because… see above!… an epic Pittsburgh cookie table and floss moves meant smiles all around! Seriously, we couldn’t love Alexis and Logan more if we tried - this couple had SO much fun at their Memorial Day weekend wedding even with clouds that threatened rain the entire time.

Cheers to you both and all the fun, lighthearted outlook you brought to the day… can we do it all over again next May? Minus the firemen, maybe. ;) It was an absolute dream to be part of your wedding!!!

xo,
Naomi

venue + caterer: Country Club of Maryland
florist: Maryland Bay Blossoms
DJ: Music Masters
wedding dress: Morilee
bridesmaids dresses: Hayley Paige Occasions
veil: bride’s mom!
shoes: Kelly + Katie
groomsmen attire: Jos A. Bank
ringbearer’s suit and tie: Cohen’s Clothiers
hair and makeup: 100 West Salon, Timonium
cake: Grauls
invitation: White Lace
transportation: Z Best Limo