Lucky are the couples who are planning a wedding in Cincinnati! There are so many incredible wedding professionals working here, each bringing unique perspectives, resources, and vision to the table. We recently had the opportunity to create wedding stationery for a styled shoot at the Lytle Hotel. Lytle Hotel, formerly the Anna Louise Inn is situated in downtown across from the Taft Museum of Art with beautiful river views.
Read MoreA beautiful, bright, fun wedding that captures so many unique and charming aspects of the Queen City. Becca and Corey's welcome dinner at Via Vite and reception on the banks of the Ohio River at Anderson Pavilion allowed out of town guests to experience Smale Riverfront Park and downtown Cincinnati at its finest. Their wedding invitation and table numbers incorporated the iconic Roebling Bridge motif. 1326 Studios photographed the day.
Read MoreAshley said it best when she described the transformation of Anderson Pavilion into an "urban oasis". The ceremony took place in a room of tall windows which filtered in the soft light onto the folds of the airy ceiling draping and floral ceremony arch. Velvety peonies, layers of roses, and an abundance of greenery brought the space alive. Ashley was stunning in her vintage inspired lace wedding dress standing with her bridesmaids in their burgundy mix and match dresses.
Read MoreWhat’s your style?
Our wedding was black tie and the mood was a vintage/contemporary Gatsby. I am a sparkle girl at heart so there were definitely elements of that throughout our whole wedding, including the invitations. I chose to have our wedding black tie because it was such a special occasion and to fit the Gatsby mood. Nothing is more fun then getting dressed up for a night of celebrating! I have a classic, edgy style but with our wedding I just wanted a sophisticated, romantic and beautiful evening with stunning flowers, chandeliers, candles and a good deal of sparkle. I think the pictures speak for themselves.
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