Wedding Day

612North Event Space + Catering

Ceremony Arrival

Ceremony

Travel + Transition Period

Andre's at The Palladium

Cocktail Hour

Reception

Our Wedding

Madison Beck

Aidan Gansner

Olivia Wynn

Tyler McCoy

Kamrynn Jaugstetter

Dylan Leffeler

Mackenzie Scott

Tommy Grelle

Nikole Sabourin

Killian Byers

Aubrie Charter

Kyle Blecha

Autumn Pratt

Nate Ganley

Our Wedding Party

To create a timeless and elegant atmosphere, our wedding will follow an all-black, semi-formal dress code. We kindly ask that all guests wear black clothing that is dressy and polished, such as dresses, skirts, button-down shirts, slacks, or suits.Casual items like jeans, denim, t-shirts, tennis shoes, or athletic wear are not appropriate for this event. We truly appreciate your help in making this day feel as special and cohesive as possible.

Examples of Acceptable Attire

Dress Code

Located just 20 minutes from downtown, St. Louis Lambert International Airport is the region’s primary airport and offers direct flights to major cities across the United States. It’s easy to navigate, well connected, and provides plenty of transportation options including rental cars, rideshares, and MetroLink light rail service, making travel to and from the city simple and stress-free.

St. Louis Lambert International Airport

Travel Considerations

Our Story

Photos of Us

Soar 630 feet into the sky inside the world’s tallest arch! The Gateway Arch is a stunning symbol of St. Louis, and an unforgettable experience. Take the tram ride to the top for jaw-dropping views, wander the scenic riverfront park, and dive into fascinating history at the underground museum. A must-see landmark that blends adventure, beauty, and a serious photo op!

Gateway Arch National Park

Experience a St. Louis classic with a behind-the-scenes tour of the iconic Anheuser-Busch Brewery. Walk through historic brewhouses, see the famous Clydesdale horses up close, and learn how some of the world’s most well-known beers are made. With tastings included and a beautiful biergarten to relax in, it’s a fun, refreshing stop for beer lovers and history buffs alike!

Anheuser-Busch St. Louis Brewery

Union Station is one of our favorite spots in the city, and it’s a great place to spend a few hours if you’re looking for something fun between wedding events. You can take a ride on the 200-foot St. Louis Wheel for incredible skyline views, play a round of mini golf, or stop by the nostalgic Soda Fountain for over the top milkshakes and classic diner fare. There’s also the Fire &amp; Light Show, the Aquarium, and plenty of great places to eat, so whether you’re in the mood to explore or just relax and enjoy the atmosphere, Union Station has something for everyone.

St. Louis Union Station

A playground for all ages, the City Museum is like stepping into a giant, whimsical work of art. Housed in a 10-story former shoe factory, it’s filled with caves, slides, tunnels, rooftop Ferris wheels, and jaw-dropping architectural creations made from reclaimed materials. Guests can climb through suspended planes, get lost in a labyrinth of sculpted tunnels, or simply marvel at the creativity around every corner. Whether you’re feeling adventurous or just want to explore something unforgettable, this St. Louis icon delivers an experience you won’t find anywhere else.

City Museum

Step into one of St. Louis’ most beloved pubs, where authentic Irish charm meets a vibrant beer garden atmosphere. Known for its live traditional Irish music, hearty pub fare, and perfectly poured pints, McGurk’s is the perfect spot to unwind. Whether you're sipping a Guinness by the fireplace or enjoying the lush outdoor garden, it’s a local favorite you won't want to miss!

John D. McGurk's Irish Pub and Garden

A local favorite tucked into the Benton Park neighborhood, Blues City Deli serves up incredible sandwiches with a side of St. Louis soul. Known for its flavorful po’boys, stacked deli classics, and lively atmosphere, this spot often features live blues music that adds to the charm. It’s a great place to grab lunch, soak in some local culture, and enjoy one of the best sandwiches in town.

Blues City Deli

A St. Louis staple with serious New Orleans flair, Broadway Oyster Bar is known for its lively atmosphere, Cajun-Creole dishes, and live music almost every night. From fresh oysters and jambalaya to po’boys and signature drinks, it’s the perfect spot for a fun night out or a laid-back dinner.

Broadway Oyster Bar

Step back in time at Crown Candy Kitchen, a beloved St. Louis soda fountain that’s been serving sweet treats and hearty lunches since 1913. Famous for its mile-high BLT, piled with a jaw-dropping amount of bacon, this local gem also offers hand-dipped malts, sundaes, and old-fashioned charm in every corner. It’s a perfect stop for lunch or a treat if you have extra time before or after wedding events.

Crown Candy Kitchen

No trip to St. Louis is complete without a stop at Ted Drewes. This iconic custard stand has been serving up rich, velvety frozen treats since 1929, with their famous “concretes” so thick they’re served upside down. It’s the perfect spot for a casual treat if you arrive early in the weekend or need a sweet pick-me-up between wedding festivities.

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