During the wedding planning stage, you are matched with your own personal wedding coordinator. As we fine-tune the romantic details of your day, we take care of all your needs through our state of the art Customer Care system — all online, saving paper and other precious materials.
 
We were the first company to offer online proofing of your wedding images, vastly reducing paper waste and chemical processing that’s not good for the planet. Our couples also electronically proof their wedding albums to save on resources. You can even choose to use one of our eco-friendly electronic albums for friends and family to share online.
 
We recycle and use energy-saving techniques at all of our locations and both our photo and video cameras use cutting edge technology for longer battery life which means less landfill waste. We also make every effort to reduce the use of harmful or unnecessary materials and chemicals throughout the process of archiving your wedding. Our digital photography eliminates the need for film and developing chemicals while the use of proof DVDs and online picture ordering saves more than 40,000 pages of paper and harmful inks that would be placed into the Earth.
 

Wedding Coordinators: Luxe Events Chicago
 
We enjoyed a peaceful ceremony in the inspiring St. James Episcopal Cathedral. The air conditioning was a respite from the heat and humidity outside.
 
Afterwards, Sara and Robert enjoyed some private time by separating from their bridal party for a photo shoot at Milton Olive Park near Navy Pier.
 
The reception was at the amazing Murphy Auditorium where we joined the bridal party for some group photos before cocktail hour. All the women were in different pink shoes and the men all had blue argyle socks! Sara is an actress and had fun playing the role of Queen to Robert’s Handsome King on the throne-like seats inside.
 
Sara put her personal touches all over the day. She designed and decorated the place cards and table number cards and had help from her sister putting them together. She also designed the place card frames and the guestbook.
 
Sara had a sweets table loaded with home baked goods contributed by her mother, 4 aunts, her sister, a cousin, and 4 family friends. The cutting cake was made by Whole Foods. The Cake topper was a porcelain figurine from her grandparents’ figurine collection.
 
All the floral items were assembled by an aunt in a pink, yellow, and deep cyan theme. It was a lovely summer day kind of color combination.
 
Sparklers and noise makers were set out for the exit at the end of the night but due to city codes and strict enforcement from the staff of The Murphy Auditorium we didn’t get sparklers fired up while the couple left the building The noise makers were a hoot though and guests were having fun with the sparklers while walking back to their cars and hotels.
 
It was a very special night that we were privileged to be a part of. Congratulations to Sara and Robert!