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An Artistic Wedding at the Children's Museum in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania

Heather and Sami were introduced by a friend one night at a rugby pub and quickly found that they shared many interests. As they got to know each othe

Heather and Sami were introduced by a friend one night at a rugby pub and quickly found that they shared many interests. As they got to know each other more, their minds and hearts revealed their feelings for each other and started dating. One night, the couple was sitting alone near a fountain of a small outdoor restaurant called Cafe Du Jour. Sami wasn't a big drinker, but Heather noticed that she was drinking two beverages at the same time. All of a sudden, Sami handed Heather a card with "Will You?" written on it, and then a ring. After getting engaged, the couple started looking for the perfect venue in Pittsburg and stumbled across the Children's Museum. It had enough space for guests, a good price and provided a fun environment for friends and family of all ages. It was perfect fit for the happily engaged couple.

Heather wore a white shirt found online and white pants from Jones New York for her wedding day.
Outdoor Park Ceremony in Pittsburgh
Vows at the Ceremony
Heather and Sami had their first kiss as a married couple during the reception at an outdoor park in Pittsburgh.
Brides Walking Outside After Ceremony
Sami and Heather stood outside near the water with the city of Pittsburgh as the backdrop. Sami wore a black Vince shirt and pants with Nine West shoes. Heather wore a white shirt and pants from Jones New York with beaded neckline straps and pant pockets.
Heather and Sami had their reception at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, with bright pink and orange streamers hanging from the ceiling and black dining tables.
Three square glass vases filled with black river rocks and water were the table centerpieces. The tallest vase had white calla lilies and the smaller vases had a lit candle floating on the water. Bright green napkins set on the table added a pop of color.
Tuna seviche was served on white porcelain spoons as appetizers during the wedding reception at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh.
Sami created a signature drink at the cocktail hour for guests made with basil, lemonade, and vodka.
Guests found which table they were seated at from jars filled with the married couple's favorite spices.
Wedding guests were invited to create a design with different shapes and colors to bring to the screen printing station. From there, the pictures were printed and added to the couple's guest book.
An cupcake assortment of green tea mochi, chai tea, chocolate ganache, tiramisu and chocolate covered cherry with bourbon filling were served as dessert for guests.
Brides Embracing in Black and White