The Minneapolis Campus Club is a gem of a space right on the University of Minnesota Campus. Overlooking the quad and a bit of the river, it can be a spectacular space to showcase Minneapolis for your guests. Why I love photographing weddings at the Campus Club Two reasons: the food and the patio. The patio lends itself to spectacular backdrops for a wedding ceremony, social hour, or evening photos. As a food-focused person, I love a good local meal, and the campus club often works closely with local purveyors (including the University itself!) for one of a kind fresh…
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The Minnesota History center is the headquarters of the Minnesota History Society and houses a museum, library, and event space next to Capitol Hill in St Paul. Its a gorgeous place to celebrate with guests, and one of my favorite places to photograph. Why choose the History Center for your wedding Right next to downtown St Paul, with parking and views of the skyline, the interior of the History Center is still the main reason people choose it for their wedding. The vaulted ceilings and huge windows are impressive for guests and the acoustics for the ceremony and dancing are…
Lakewood Chapel Weddings The Lakewood Chapel is one of the most beautiful and unexpected places for a wedding in Minneapolis. It is perfect for couples open to a gorgeous, intimate space with a European vibe, and who are willing to embrace its location inside a cemetery. What is the Lakewood Chapel? This small chapel showcases colorful mosaics across practically every surface, culminating in a stunning dome. It was completed in 1910, and is a hidden gem just to the south of the Uptown neighborhood in Minneapolis. Why Choose Lakewood Chapel for your wedding? The space will certainly wow your guests…
Minneapolis Lunch Recommendations When you have friends and family in town for your wedding (or whenever), here are my top picks for where to send them to lunch (or a casual bite anytime). Dong Yang (Northeast) You walk into a Korean grocery store, go down the middle aisles, turn left, and when you are sure you have the wrong place, you will find an arched entrance to Dong Yang, the best Korean restaurant in the Cities. Tasty, casual, friendly, and a little unexpected. Bring a sense of adventure – they don’t have a website, but check out a great write…
Recommendations for planning your camp wedding photography from a wedding photographer and former counselor, and lifelong camp person. TIP ONE: GET IN THE CANOE
The Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis is a favorite location for portraits. It is easy to see why – the energy, the skyline views, the roar of the Mississippi, and the architectural structure all make for excellent portrait settings.
The Wabasha Street Caves have a history deeply rooted in St Paul, and this is a truly singular place to have your wedding. Many couples choose the caves because of the history and “speakeasy” vibe.
It is enough to choose a Minikahda Club wedding for the setting alone. This gorgeous private club on Lake Bde Maka Ska is just out of downtown and feels in a world of its own. The elegant range of ballrooms, outdoor terrace, and grounds make this a gorgeous choice for couples planning their weddings in Minneapolis.