Courtenay’s footsteps fell on the padded carpet of the balcony of the Cook Theater like snowflakes on frosted glass. Ben stood with his back to her, looking out the window at the grounds around the Indiana Landmarks Center on this mellow winter day. To his left, on a table next to the vast window stood a small black box, containing one glass slipper. As Courtenay neared, Ben turned around as if he felt her presence nearing him. On seeing his fiancé, his eyes lit up and his jaw dropped. She stood before him smiling, drinking in his presence, and the nervous apprehension faded away as they began to experience their magical Disney themed wedding.
Ben and Courtenay grew up together. Ben was good friends with Courtenay’s brothers. Growing up he was often referred to by friends of the family as the fourth triplet, because he spent so much time with Courtenay and her brothers. Their story was heartwarming, and it was joy to hear it told by Courtenay’s father, best friend (maid of honor), and brother (best man) during the toasts at the historic Indiana Roof Ballroom, from their childhood friendship to their engagement at Disney World after the Disney Princess Half Marathon and then through the intervening time up until their wedding. Steve and I had so much fun capturing their beautiful wedding day.
Ceremony Location: Indiana Landmarks
Reception Location: Indiana Roof Ballroom at Indiana Repertory Theatre
Wedding Planner: Tara Nicole Events
Wedding Colors: Red and Silver
Officiant: Paul Jacks | Great Grandfather of Bride
Wedding Dress: St. Patrick | The Dressing Room (St. Pete, Florida)
Shoes: Aldo Teige
Bridesmaid Dresses: Dessy at Bella Bridesmaids
Suits: Louie’s Tux Shop
Hair Stylist: Jamie Eaker at Vive Studio
Make-up Artist: Danielle Wilson at The Makeup Studio
Florist: McNamara in Greenwood with Rosemari
Cake Designer: Heavenly Sweets
Entertainment: Event One with Derrick
Save the date: Wedding Paper Divas
Invite Designers: Louie’s Tux Shop
Transportation: Aadvanced Limousines
Honeymoon: Disney Cruiseline
Seamstress: Carmel Tailoring and Alterations
Processional: Bridal March on Organ
First Dance: So Close by John McLaughlin
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