Kimberly and Brandon’s wedding at the Mint Museum Uptown was unapologetically them—honest, deeply connected, and a little goofy in the best way. Their celebration delivered art-deco glamour, metropolitan edge, and the kind of energy that builds into an all-out party. No first look, no fluff—just anticipation, emotion, and a night that hit like the party of the decade.
A Ceremony Built on Truth and Connection
The ceremony took place surrounded by the museum’s modern architecture and sweeping city views. Their officiant set the tone in a jeti robe—striking, intentional, and fitting for a couple who never shies away from authenticity. Guests watched Kimberly and Brandon lean into the honesty and depth that define their relationship, supported by a thoughtfully paced ceremony handled by an experienced planning team.
Art-Deco Romance Meets City Sophistication
The design pulled straight from their aesthetic: art deco lines, vintage references, and that unmistakable uptown energy. The palette—navy, sage, dusty stone, cream, blush, and gold—gave the entire space a soft but elevated glow, anchored by intentional wedding florals and layered styling.
Tables carried bust sculptures, greenery, antique golden candle holders, and record-style table numbers that felt both nostalgic and modern. Their sweetheart setup took it over the top with a throne-like design that framed them perfectly during toasts—proof that bold design choices shine when paired with cohesive planning and design services.
One of the night’s highlights: the art exhibit gallery opened exclusively for their guests. Guests wandered through installations before heading back to a full dance floor.
Vendors Who Brought the Vision to Life:
Photography: Chantelle Jordan Photography | Chantelle
Chantelle captured the day with sharp, expressive detail—city light, architectural drama, and every candid moment that showed who Kimberly and Brandon really are.
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Beauty: Chroma Hair Lounge | Michelle
Michelle delivered polished, camera-ready glam that held up through the entire party.
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Catering: Something Classic
A sharp, modern menu with signature flavors that fit the museum setting perfectly.
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DJ & Entertainment: Retro Remix Co | Matt Bolick
Nonstop dance-floor momentum and a soundtrack tailored to the couple’s vibe. Matt Bolick of Retro Remix Co kept the energy tight and curated.
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Game Rental: Omar Abdelgawad
Interactive games gave guests even more ways to enjoy the night.
Baker: Villani’s Bakery
A clean, modern cake design with bold flavor—no wasted details.
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Event Rentals: CLUXE | Kylee Goodwin
Statement pieces that elevated the museum’s sleek aesthetic.
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Photobooth: Carolina Selfies | Adina Leford
Crisp lighting, instant keepsakes, and nonstop guest traffic.
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Florals: Crafted Charm Florals | Kristen
Lush greenery, soft textures, and intentional touches grounded the art-deco palette.
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Wedding Planning & Design: Crafted Charm Wedding Planning | Kristen + Gianna
Planning, design, and floral direction were handled start to finish—clean execution, cohesive visuals, and a layout built for flow and impact.
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Kimberly and Brandon’s wedding was a masterclass in blending personality with polish—art-driven, guest-focused, and unapologetically fun. Explore more celebrations like this in our gallery, or find inspiration and insight on our blog.
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