Katie+Kevin | Ceremony and Reception | St. George Church Worcester & Tuckerman Hall

Weddings

Here is the second half of Katie and Kevin’s day! After finishing up at Institute Park we all headed over to St. George’s Church in Worcester for the ceremony. It was a full mass at the church that Katie grew up going to. Once mass was over we headed over to the gorgeous Tuckerman Hall in Downtown Worcester. It’s an amazing wedding venue, so much character and a great reception space. Katie and Kevin decided to have a band and having the stage at the venue was perfect for that. Katie did a great job pulling together all of the details and they really looked great at Tuckerman Hall. Thanks again Katie and Kevin for letting us be a part of your wedding. It was a beautiful day to witness two amazing people get married! The note Kevin was writing Katie earlier in the day 🙂 Waiting for the ceremony to start. Katie was a bundle of nerves, but her bridesmaids, her mom (and myself were there to calm her down!) Love her Dad looking at her as they walk down the aisle! Some special moments during the mass. After mass we did a few quick portraits in the church with the wedding party and both families. Then it was off to Tuckerman Hall for the reception. The rain had held off for us all day, it started down pouring during the reception, but we were able to take advantage of the great architectural features of Tuckerman Hall. Love the groomsman popping his head out of the door in the image on the left. The bridesmaids figured out a way to hold onto their bouquets but still be handsfree to enjoy their drinks! Love the details of the reception. The flowers were lovely and the table numbers are genius, super easy & so pretty. They had LED “votives” in them. Super sparkly ring shot, check! Kevin’s ring has some great details on it too! The guestbook we designed for them using their engagement photos! The wedding party had all planned different entrances The balcony at Tuckerman Hall allows for great photos like this one! Drew and I would trade off who was downstairs and who was up in the balcony. The band Mirage had everyone on the dancefloor all night long! They did a great job. The saxophonist really got the crowd going when he came down for his solo! { The Details }