A classic Spring Supposey Warehouse and Gardens wedding is always beautiful, but Tricia Kay and Allen’s day felt especially personal. Every part of the celebration reflected who they are, from the thoughtful details to the packed dance floor at the end of the night.
The day started with one of my favorite getting-ready moments – a champagne spray in matching pajamas, which is every bit as fun as it sounds. Even better, the grandmas joined in wearing matching pajamas of their own, complete with embroidered shirt cuffs. I loved that Tricia Kay included the mothers and grandmothers in the festivities, and even thoughtfully gifted them matching shirts! It was such a sweet surprise and one of those little details that made the morning feel uniquely theirs. Before heading to the church, Tricia Kay shared a quiet moment with her mom while getting into her wedding dress, and with her dad once she was ready – one of those moments that always reminds me how quickly the day goes by.
Their ceremony at First Methodist Church was full of personality. The flower girls completely stole the show when one chauffeured the other down the aisle in a cart, earning smiles from just about everyone in the church. After the ceremony, we made our way to the waterfront for portraits just as the evening light started to soften. Those few quiet minutes together are often the only chance couples have to slow down and soak everything in, and the sunset gave us the perfect backdrop.
The celebration continued at Supposey Warehouse and Gardens, where the dance floor stayed full all night. After cutting their cake, Tricia Kay and Allen surprised everyone by crowd surfing through the reception before an impromptu limbo line formed under a feather boa. It was one of those receptions where every time I turned around, something fun was happening, and I’m obsessed with their energetic reception photos!
Before the night came to a close, they shared a private last dance together – one final quiet moment before heading outside to a sparkler exit surrounded by the people who love them most. It was the perfect ending to a classic Spring Supposey wedding that felt timeless, joyful, and completely true to who they are.
