Antique Wedding Photos

One Couple's Scrabble-Themed Wedding at Material Culture in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Danielle and Melissa have a way with words—literally. The couple fills their time together with competitive rounds of Scrabble (over which Danielle reigns supreme), and similarly, filled their wedding with nods to their favorite game, from the signage to the tables, alongside Material Culture’s t...

An Emily Brontë-Inspired Wedding at The Junior League of Houston in Houston, Texas

Mary and Sahra's wedding transported guests into the pages of Emily Brontë’s England. “I’m a big literature nerd, so I wanted you to feel as though you stepped into a ball from a classic novel,” Sahra says. Rich satin wallpaper, gold foil touches and an arch topped with spray roses channeled the ...

An Elegant, Whimsical Wedding With Chinoiserie Details at The Kimmel Center in Philadelphia

Stephanie Huang (30 and an anesthesiologist) and Bryan Hsu (31 and an attorney) honored the various elements of their heritage on their wedding day. Not only did the couple choose to tie the knot in the city where they met, but they also paid homage to their Chinese roots with decorative chinoise...

Antiques Filled This Eclectic Wedding at The Turn Vintage Warehouse in Newport, Kentucky

Arlene Grullon (35 and the director of an emergency shelter program) and Teresa Lajara (35 and a local government liaison) mix old and new with ease. The couple met the new-old-fashioned way, OkCupid, and later, proposed to one another with vintage rings. Arlene’s was rejected in its past life. “...

A Chic, Modern Black-Tie Wedding at Steam Plant Dayton in Ohio

Brandon and Jake envisioned a modern black-tie wedding that mixed the old and the new for their celebration. To achieve that vision, they filled their industrial venue with unique antique finds like typewriters, trunks, apothecary jars and wooden toolboxes, then complemented the scene with an ear...

Rustic, Antique Touches Filled This Farm Wedding at the Blue Bell Farm in Missouri

Mizzou pride was the name of the game for Kayla and Mike . The couple began planning while living in Chicago, but chose the Columbia area because it was where they met as journalism students in Hudson Hall. “We actually moved back to Columbia during our engagement,” Kayla says. The pair filled th...