Louisville Wedding Video - Hallie and Chris at Shelbyhurst

Hallie & Chris At ShelbyHurst from ICVideo on Vimeo.

Having friends marry is always something unique.  Being at the wedding and knowing the guest on a first name basis just makes the day more special.  Hallie met Mr. Wonderful Chris and it's safe to say he swept her off her feet. 

They married at Shelbyhurst in the east end and while there was rain early on, the day quickly turned to bright skies and smiling faces.  That's what has always made Hallie so great to be around.  She's always smiling and has the best stories.  And now her story includes prince charming and a perfect wedding day.

Venue visit: St. Louis Bertrand - The traditional wedding ceremony

I've got three favorite Catholic churches.  Not to say I don't love them all and the unique feeling that they provide, but St. James, Cathedral of the Assumption, and St. Louis Bertrand are all so exquisitely maintained.  They all have something that makes you hold your breath and look around no matter if it's your first visit or your hundredth.  This video showcases a variety of videos from the past 4 years.  Enjoy.

Venue visit: The Seelbach - Medallion or Grand Ballroom for Ceremony or Reception

We've worked with the Seelbach in so many different ways.  Our true claim to fame is filming in the only known wedding to take place in the fabled Oakroom.  Kristina at The Seelbach told us that she was unaware of anyone ever having a wedding take place.  It was intimate and sureal.  The Seelbach is is incredible and we've enjoyed ceremonies and receptions in both the Grand Ballroom on the tenth floor and the Medallion Ballroom (especially when draped with up lighting).  Enjoy video filmed by ICVideo working with a host of other vendors to make these weddings at The Seelbach unforgettable for each and every bride.

Venue visit: The Frazier Museum - The perfect downtown wedding loft

We've filmed at The Frazier Museum and worked with the always smiling Julie more times than we can count.  We've enjoyed ceremonies on the roof at dusk, weddings on the fourth floor (pesky rain), and so many unforgettable receptions.  Below is a look at the amazing variety and always stellar look of The Frazier History Museum & weddings that they hold every weekend.  All of these are ICVideo brides, as you can tell by the smiles.

Bess + Chad @ Cathedral of Assumption and Mellwood Arts Center

This was the best last minute decision Bess made for her wedding. I think she booked us for her date three weeks out. We are so thankful that she let ICVideo be a part of her day and capture all the incredible moments that she had with friends and family. 
From the moment we stepped into Cathedral of Assumption that day, the light was bouncing from the stained glass windows all throughout the church. It was a perfect day for everyone.  We were fortunate to work with the always talented (and humorous) Robert Burge with Robert Burge Photography.
The ceremony is also in the official ICVideo record books as the longest ever. Coming in at 1hr and 25min, it beat the last one by five minutes which also happened to be at the Cathedral of Assumption. There were so many songs, speakers reading from both the bible and the heart, and the priest spoke so well of the commitment that Chad and Bess have to each other. He also announced that many years ago, in the same church, he had wed Bess' parents. It's amazing to be a part of something like that.  It's hard to imagine a mother lighting the candle for her daughter that she herself had lit years before.  
The Reception at the Mellowood Arts Center looked stunning as once again In Bloom Again made the reception venue every girls dream. The friends, food, and festivities were filled with nothing but smiles and laughter. We are so lucky to get to be apart of so many great weddings.