Michelle and Patrick’s wedding at the Free Library of Philadelphia was a timeless celebration full of elegance, sentiment, and stunning design. From the very beginning, their black and white stationery suite set the tone—refined, romantic, and effortlessly chic. It was clear this wedding would be all about sophisticated details and meaningful moments.
One of the most heartfelt moments was their first look, which happened in front of the statue of William Shakespeare—an appropriately poetic backdrop for two people deeply in love.
After their church ceremony (complete with a joyful bubble exit!), guests were welcomed into a celebration that was both modern and lush. The reception space was draped with greenery and overflowing with white and blush florals. Long wooden tables were anchored by elegant black chairs and tableware, while chandeliers sparkled overhead. The details were thoughtful and personal, from table numbers featuring photos of the couple to signature bars branded with “The Kennedys” and “M & P.”
The green linens added depth and richness to the palette, balancing the romantic whites and soft pinks with a bold touch. Crystal glassware, gold-rimmed chargers, and black napkins completed the sophisticated tablescape.
As the evening unfolded, Michelle and Patrick danced beneath a canopy of string lights, backed by a full band and a glowing sign with their new shared last name. It was a celebration that felt deeply rooted in tradition, yet entirely their own, stylish, emotional, and filled with joy.
Their Free Library wedding was a beautiful reminder that classic elegance and modern romance are a perfect match when brought together with intention and love.
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