What a whirlwind it is to plan a wedding but during a pandemic? That's even harder. For Brynn & Terry, they were supposed to marry at the end of May but due to the infamous virus, their plans were put on hold and they decided to postpone until August, hoping their plans could continue.

Beginning of July and Brynn's original venue let her know that they would be requiring everyone to wear masks during the wedding and reception even the bride & groom, unless they were eating, doing their first dance or during their ceremony. Our bride decided that's not how she would live during her dream day and canceled their original plans with the venue and moved it to a family member's home in Indian Hill. This meant starting from scratch, building a tent wedding dreams are made of.

From getting ready at the new Lytle Park Hotel in downtown Cincinnati to photos and ceremony at Alms Park and hopping in a gorgeous, white classic Rolls Royce, the day was fit for a king and queen.

Their wedding party was very chic in all black except for of course, Brynn in her stunning gown and Terry's jacket. The whole squad looked perfectly dressed to the nines and stood at the altar showing their love and support for this stunning coup

Brynn's very specific plans for a black, white and gold reception were going to happen no matter where she decided to tie the knot and it was amazing seeing it all come to life. The wedding reception glittered with crystal chandeliers and warm candle light and married black linens with white flowers accented with gold. The wedding cake had even more of a personal touch with not only their last name as their cake topper but a little figurine of their fur baby, Parker. Definitely my favorite little detail!

The night was full of love and laughter, tons of dancing and a fabulous photo booth backdrop made up of greenery and personalized neon sign. Everyone danced the night away and when it was all over, we lined up down the driveway holding up sparklers while "Firework" by Katy Perry blared ... sending these two newlyweds off into married bliss.