If intimate, romantic and timeless are all words to describe your wedding day vibes, you will want to keep scrolling through this blog! Gain all the inspiration to plan your Marty Leonard Chapel wedding!
This timeless, Marty Leonard Chapel wedding was as beautiful as it was intimate and memorable. Rachel and Cameron truly made this day about their love, union and gathering their most loved people together to celebrate.
Additionally, photographing Rachel and Cameron’s love story was truly an honor, from running around downtown Fort Worth for their engagement session to their timeless wedding day. You can take a peek into their fun downtown Fort Worth engagement session here.
The couple’s wedding day started at The Sinclair hotel in downtown Fort Worth for getting ready and details. Surrounded by countless bundles of baby’s breath flowers, loving friends, sisters and mom, the day was off to the perfect start!
Afterward, by midafternoon, the couple and their families headed over to the extraordinary and serene Marty Leonard Chapel. The chapel was the setting for Rachel and Cameron’s beautiful ceremony. Saying “I do” with their loved ones as witnesses to the unforgettable union.
Undeniably, the Marty Leonard Chapel is nothing short of breathtaking while also being intimate and timeless. With a sixty-foot skylight, amazing crossbeams and light fixtures, the Fort Worth Chapel is simply stunning with even minimal to no décor. Therefore, the perfect setting for timeless, intimate, and romantic.
FAVORITE SPOTS FOR PHOTOS AT THE MARTY LEONARD CHAPEL
Although the Marty Leonard Chapel itself is a showstopper, there are many other areas around and inside the chapel that serve as beautiful backdrops for you wedding day photos! As you scroll through, you can see by simply changing the angle and direction of shooting allows for a whole new setting.
And let’s not forget about the lighting! Depending on the time of day and year your ceremony is, the lighting will look different, but stunning, nonetheless. From beautiful even lighting to moody shadows that can create true art.
While inside the Marty Leonard Chapel is lovely, the beauty does not fall short once you step outside the chapel. The outside of the chapel is just as stunning, with its exquisite architecture and surrounding greenery. There are walls of ivy, mature trees, as well as a unique fountain just in front of the chapel. All of which serve as perfect locations for photos.
RECEPTION IDEAS FOR AFTER THE CEREMONY
The celebrating does not end after exchanging of vows, but continued onto your reception! The Marty Leonard Chapel offers this service as well, with a convenient, on-site reception space. The space is known as the Amon Carter Center and accommodates up to two hundred people comfortably.
However, if you’re looking for a location to show more of the city in which you have wed, continue reading along. See how Rachel and Cameron chose to celebrate their reception after saying “I do!” at the Marty Leonard Chapel.
After exchanges vows, it was back to The Sinclair hotel for cocktail hour and an intimate dinner to continue the celebration. The cocktail hour took place in the hotel’s lobby restaurant, Wicked Butcher. The bride and groom, along with their guest, enjoyed hors d’oeuvres and cocktails while waiting for the heat to wear off from the August summer day. Headed up to the rooftop, guest were welcomed with the beautiful scenery of downtown Fort Worth. Special details also included a fun crossword game with facts about the newlyweds and a polaroid guestbook to leave warm wishes. Yet another intimate part of the day, with cake cutting at sunset, good conversation and lots of laughs. It was simply the perfect setting for this amazing couple to end their big day!
Keep reading and scrolling through to be inspired by this intimate and timeless Marty Leonard Chapel wedding. As well as, reception in downtown Fort Worth.
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