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Chicago Warehouse Wedding

Chicago Warehouse Wedding

Chicago’s Salvage One has long been one of our favorite venues for industrial weddings — it’s simply the perfect backdrop for a variety of so many different styles. Beth and Brandon chose to contrast the industrial space with romantic decor and floral design, bringing on board the talented Artistrie Co., A Stem Above, and North Shore Weddings and Events to round out their vision!

Chicago warehouse wedding - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

From the bride, Beth: I wanted my wedding to be the most amazing day surrounded by my closest family and friends. I wanted everyone to laugh, feel the love and good energy in the room, and most of all be smiling and have a great time! It was important to me that the day felt intimate, cozy and comfortable for everyone there.

lace detail wedding shoes - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

lace inspired wedding invitations - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

bouquet with champagne ribbons - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

bride getting ready - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

classic ivory bouquet with eucalyptus - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding
Flower recipe: Taupe, ivory, and white tons with accents of celadon including sweet pea, ranunculus, and open garden roses, seeded eucalyptus, hellebores.

bridesmaid bouquets - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

bridesmaids in blush pink - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

groom - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

groom getting ready - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

groomsmen watches - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

I did not have any color theme as I usually tend to love neutrals, blacks and gray. I loved the brightness and the delicateness that the white/lighter color flowers brought to the wedding. I loved Salvage One for its brick walls, concrete and romantic darker lighting and I wanted to include design that complimented that natural setting. One of my favorite pieces of the wedding were the mismatched lace table runners that my mom and I found from all over the country. We started collecting them and each one was special in its own way and I love how they pulled together the gorgeous table settings. I was also lucky enough to have my sister in law Alissa do all of the graphic design work for the wedding, so everything we printed was tied together. The invitations, to the welcome bags, to the programs all had a similar theme which I loved! She also designed a logo for us that we used on a wide range of pieces throughout the wedding. See attached for an example of the logo used on our program.

ceremony decor - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

wedding ceremony setup - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

industrial wedding ceremony - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

wedding ceremony - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

ceremony kiss - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

ceremony recessional - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

escort card table - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

Ruffled - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

industrial wedding reception - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

Ruffled - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

modern tablescape - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

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Ruffled - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

industrial chic wedding - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

Any advice for couples planning their weddings now? Make sure your wedding is the most amazing party you want to be at and never want to end! There are so many details, questions, decisions to be made, so try to remember to have fun with it and don’t stress about the small stuff! Also spend the most time on the details of the wedding that are the most important to you. Brandon and I knew we wanted our dance floor packed the entire evening, so the details around the music were very important to us. We found an amazing band (Front of House) and had so much fun working with the band to talk through songs and the theme for the night!

Ruffled - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

simple modern place setting - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

Ruffled - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

ribbon chair backs - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

cake table - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

ivory wedding cake - photo by Artistrie Co https://ruffledblog.com/chicago-warehouse-wedding

View all images from this wedding in the gallery

Wedding Music:
My mom found an incredible folk guitar duo from the Old Town School of Music in Chicago. They were an adorable couple and they played an incredible variety of Bob Dylan songs which we loved hearing and knew everyone in attendance would enjoy as well. “Don’t Think Twice its Alright”, “Shelter From the Storm” and “Forever Young”.

Be sure to watch the film from Artistrie Co.!

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  • The pictures are absolutely stunning, everything looks lovely.

    Reminds me of the cute love quote “You are inside me, you are around me, i only see you where ever I go, because there is just you and me in our universe of love”

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