Thomas Jefferson Tower Wedding

Liz and Paul had an elegant Thomas Jefferson Tower Wedding. The vision was “Nancy Meyers Dinner Party”, and that vision was made a reality with romantic candlelight, a neutral winter color palette, and abundant greenery. Liz grew up going to the church where she and Paul got married. During the planning process, she shared with me what fond memories she has of Christmas Eve services at the church – of candlelight in the windows and a cozy feeling throughout. She was excited to replicate the same feeling for their guests during the ceremony. One of their favorite bands from their college days, Tim Tyler, provided the entertainment for the evening, and thoughtful details like a custom monogram and a watercolor illustration of the church were the perfect finishing touches.

While the details and mood of their wedding day were impeccable, I can’t to leave out how intentional Liz and Paul were about honoring their family and friends throughout their wedding day. It’s incredibly evident that they’re the type of couple that makes everyone in their life feel important, loved, and cared for. Seeing this in practice throughout their weekend was incredibly special.

Enjoy photos from Liz and Paul’s Thomas Jefferson Tower wedding. If you know anyone looking for a Birmingham wedding photographer, send them my way! I’d love to provide them with an effortless photography experience and a beautiful collection of timeless film and digital photos. 

P.S. If you’d like to read the story of how Liz and Paul met, and see photos from their engagement session downtown, take a look here!

Vendors:

Coordination: Engaged Wedding Library

Venue: Thomas Jefferson Tower

Dress: Watters Designs from Bella’s Bridal and Formal

Hair and Makeup: Natalie Moore

Bridesmaid Dresses: Bella Bridesmaids

Floral Design: Lillie Janes

Invitation Suite: Annabelle’s

Videographer: Jason Morales

Catering: Savoie

Cake: Magic Muffins

Band: Tim Tyler

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