Joyful High Line Car House Wedding in Columbus, Ohio

MORGAN + JOSH

Morgan and Josh were most excited for one thing: celebrating with all of their friends and family after their ceremony at High Line Car House in Columbus, Ohio.

You could tell from start to finish that this day was full of celebrating. All of our faces hurt by the end from smiling and laughing together so much. Before the ladies got in their dusty blue dresses at Hotel LeVeque, a pop of champagne was in order and it wasn’t just any champagne, it was a bottle of Dom Perignon. The gentlemen were also full of laughter, making sure their bow ties were straight, completing their ensemble from The Black Tux.

We all know the star of the show though, in terms of apparel, was Morgan’s stunning gown from Luxe Redux Bridal. It was so simple and fit the romantic theme very well. It’s fitted skirt and lace bodice made for some stunning portraits and of course, I can’t forget to mention the illusion back with buttons cascading down. I’m a sucker for buttons.

After their intimate first look that brought tears to their eyes, we were down the aisle and exchanging vows. Something I loved during the ceremony was seeing how many guests were either crying or smiling or both. You could tell every single person loved these two and were so happy to see them finally seal the deal.

Together & Co. really planned something beautiful at this historical brick venue. Each table was adorned in candle light and mini bread boards placed perfectly among a stream of stunning greenery by Petal and Leaves. Then at each place setting, a customized cookie on top of a dusty blue linen napkin to complete the vision. It was a scrumptious tablescape to say the least.

The party had been going all day but really started once the bridal party was introduced and speeches were said. Toasts all around completed the blissful feeling that the couple had waited so long for and the dance floor was never empty thanks to Tommy Nutter at Diamond Entertainment. Joyful congrats to the new Mr. and Mrs. Barker, may the celebrations continue forever!