When timeless elegance meets modern city chic, the result is pure magic - and Rachel and Adam’s luxury wedding at London House Chicago was nothing short of cinematic. From their romantic rooftop vows to a stylish ride through the city in a vintage red Packard, every detail reflected their refined yet effortless love story.
Perched high above the Chicago River, the London House rooftop offered the perfect setting for private vows and bridal portraits that blended architectural grandeur with sweeping skyline views. Captured beautifully with drone footage, the day unfolded against the backdrop of historic skyscrapers and sparkling sunlight - a true love letter to the city they call home.
The couple exchanged vows beneath the London Guarantee Building’s iconic cupola, surrounded by the hum of the city below and the serenity of the skyline above - a rare, intimate moment in the heart of downtown Chicago.
Rachel stunned in a structured gown that exuded sophistication, while her bridesmaids brought the chic city palette to life with tonal satin dresses in soft neutrals and greens. The floral design paired romantic pastel blooms with modern greenery, adding warmth and texture to the urban setting.
Adam looked effortlessly classic in a black tuxedo - the perfect complement to the architectural beauty of their surroundings.
After the ceremony, the newlyweds made a grand exit in a vintage red Packard convertible, cruising through the streets of Chicago in pure old-Hollywood style. The pops of red against the stone and glass of the city created a striking contrast - an instant classic that felt both nostalgic and cinematic.
From fine-art film portraits to sweeping drone aerials, every image from the day was captured with intention - merging editorial artistry and emotion. The result is a gallery that feels alive, timeless, and distinctly Chicago.
Rachel and Adam’s London House wedding was a masterclass in how to celebrate love with city sophistication and cinematic flair and we are so grateful to have captured it all!
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