Indianapolis Monthly January 2023 Indiana Bride

THE CRANE BAY EVENT CENTER

Where Every Event is One of a Kind

Indianapolis’ premier modern and chic events venue is in the heart of downtown. e Crane Bay’s versatile interior allows for customizable floor plans and imaginative designs, while the spacious outdoor patio o ers private views of the downtown skyline. Perfect for weddings, corporate functions,nonprofit galas and social events that can host up to 650 seated and 1200 reception style.

551 W Merrill St, Indianapolis 46225 events@thecranebay.com 317.423.2999 thecranebay.com

THE INDIANA ROOF BALLROOM

Where History Meets Elegance

Known for its rich history and elegant grandeur, e Indiana Roof Ballroom stands as the city’s preeminent events venue. For more than 75 years, e Roof has provided an unparalleled experience for weddings, corporate functions, nonprofit galas, and social events ranging from 150-1500 guests. e venue o ers amenities such as the ballroom, balcony, promenade, reception areas, updated A/V and lighting, and a convenient location in the heart of the city’s business district with direct connection to hotels and the Indiana Convention Center.

140 W. Washington St., Indianapolis 46204 events@indianaroof.com 317.236.1870 indianaroof.com

THE HEIRLOOM AT N.K. HURST

Modern Events. Vintage Charm

e Heirloom at N.K. Hurst o ers a historic industrial aesthetic featuring elements of the building’s original 1906 construction. Original brick walls, polished wood floors, and exposed wood beams have been preserved to create a beautifully nostalgic and warm ambiance.

Immediately adjacent to Lucas Oil Stadium, e Heirloom o ers spacious green rooms/bridal and groom suites, an outdoor terrace with downtown views, a house sound system, and turnkey, in-house amenities such as farm tables, vineyard chairs, lounge furniture and more. e space is capable of hosting up to 325 seated and 600 reception style.

230 West McCarty Street, Indianapolis 46225 events@theheirloomindy.com 317.585.3955 theheirloomindy.com

Since 1977, Crystal Catering has led Indianapolis in elevating culinary experiences and executing premier events. Today, we are proud to unveil our expanded brand, which now reflects our continued commitment to these full-service signature offerings, including event planning and execution, venue management, event promotion and, of course, our renowned catering services.

With three distinctive, premier downtown Indianapolis venues, Crystal o ers unrivaled expertise and flawless execution of turnkey events, from start to finish. We invite you to raise your glass with Crystal Signature Events and let our expertise bring your unique vision to life.

DearlyBeloved

THIS ALBUM OF FIVE INDIANAPOLIS–AREA WEDDINGS INCLUDES DETAILS ABOUT THE VENUES AND VENDORS THAT MADE THESE EVENTS MEMORABLE.

OPENING PHOTO BY Curious Courtney’s Photography

Nicole + Andrew

Max + Brandon

Hailee + Jacob

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PHOTOGRAPHY Wandering Heart Photography • VIDEOGRAPHY Replogle Studios • CATERING AND CAKE Ritz Charles • FLOWERS Custom Blooms Indy • PLANNING Lisa VanHorton Weddings • INVITATIONS Blu3 Designs

• MUSIC Track Seven DJ • ARTIST Art by Elise Kate • CIGAR BAR Smoke Easy Cigar Lounge • HAIR Nicolette Jones

• MAKEUP M.A.L.T. Makeup & Lashes

• WEDDING GOWN Marie Gabriel Couture

• BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES Lulu’s, Nordstrom

• TUXES Jordan Yocum Custom Clothier

• RINGS Jared Greenwood

Paityn + Alexander

OCTOBER 21, 2022 THE SIXPENCE

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• INVITATIONS Handmade by the bride’s mother

• HAIR AND MAKEUP Indy Bridal Co.

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• MOTHER OF THE BRIDE’S DRESS Bella Bridesmaids

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Danielle + Belinda

BY LORI ROBERTS

HAVE YOU EVER PLANNED A PARTY for a couple hundred guests? A fancy dinner for friends you want to impress? For most people outside the hospitality industry, a wedding is the first experience with coordinating an event of this magnitude. How can you stay on top of pre-wedding tasks while enjoying this special time in your life?

Relax. We have a to-do list ready for you. Whether you’re taking a year or more to iron out details, or you have only a few months to plan the big day, we have expert advice from pros in the business. The good news is your wedding can be as extravagant or simple as you want. The better news? At the end of it all, you’ll be married to the love of your life.

“Don’t overcomplicate your day,” says Cody Bailey, owner of Rogue Images

HPhotography. “The most important thing that has to happen on your wedding day is you get married. The rest is just semantics.”

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

t’s not mandatory, but most wedding planning starts with the bling. Dana Friedman, owner of Petite G Jewelers, says happy couples tend to come together to choose an engagement ring.

“These days, people usually have something in mind,” Friedman says. “There’s usually a Pinterest page.”

Friedman encourages couples to select jewelry that speaks to them, regardless of whether the style is currently popular. If

anything, Friedman tells couples not to worry about the design becoming dated. Weddings are trendy, she points out. Think about the Art Deco or Edwardian periods. Changing aesthetics during those times resulted in lovely pieces people treasure today.

Couples now are moving away from the tungsten and titanium wedding bands in favor of traditional gold, Friedman says. Brides may mix materials between engagement rings and wedding bands, eschewing the matched and soldered versions from previous decades.

“The rings can stand alone,” Friedman says of engagement and wedding rings. “With today’s active wearers, we want them to be able to wear their wedding band independently.”

A WELL-CHOREOGRAPHED WEDDING REQUIRES GOOD TIMING, RESEARCH, AND COORDINATION, BUT THE END RESULT MAKES IT ALL WORTHWHILE.

Kristen and Patrick were married July 23 at the Indiana Statehouse. Their reception, held at the iconic Indiana Roof Ballroom, was catered by Crystal Signature Events. Photo by Jessica Strickland Photography.

SITE MANAGEMENT

efore you start interviewing vendors and touring venues, take some time to think about who you want nearby on the big day. That’s going to dictate your budget and, in turn, narrow your venue options. What sounds better? A big blowout wedding in downtown Indianapolis, or a smaller group surrounding you at a destination ceremony? How many people should you invite? Can you afford to feed them all?

“There are going to be some hard decisions,” says Bethany Hill, a wedding planner and owner of Bethany’s Classic Events.

Once you have a theoretical budget, it’s time to start shopping for venues. If your heart is set on a specific officiant or house of worship, start there. Then you can begin looking at site schedules to find spaces with availability on your chosen date.

The Indianapolis area boasts many different wedding venues, from the ultra-fancy Indiana Roof Ballroom to more industrial settings like The Heirloom at N.K. Hurst and The Crane Bay Event Center. Couples may want to visit several potential venues, because the ceremony of their dreams may not be the type of event they really want once they’ve considered all their options. Ideally, you’ll be making this important selection 12 to 18 months ahead of the big day to give you a greater selection, says Kile Shaw, a sales manager for the Indiana Roof Ballroom specializing in weddings and social events for Crystal Signature Events. If your heart is set on a Saturday wedding in the spring or fall, give yourself more lead time, she advises. Those are peak dates.

“Everyone’s priorities are different,” Shaw says. “We love Friday weddings. If you have a smaller group, you can benefit from lower food and beverage minimums on Fridays.”

PHOTO READY

hone cameras are great, but you want to make sure your wedding is commemorated by a professional photographer. That’s why this key personnel selection should happen early, typically after you’ve nailed down a venue and date. Many people find their photographers through word-of-mouth, whether it’s someone who

worked a friend’s wedding or a professional recommended by the venue.

“We’re very lucky in Indianapolis,” Shaw says. “There’s a strong network of vendors, from photographers to bakeries, DJs, and bands. We have great outlets and get to know each other.”

Bailey suggests interviewing several photographers before making your choice. The pros bring an array of different styles to wedding photos. Some are more artistically inclined, while others focus on traditional portraits. Don’t take chances with this investment. Ask prospective photographers about details like file storage policies and methods of delivering proofs and final images. Find out how they’ll operate on the big day. Are they willing to act as the heavy when annoying relatives try to photobomb a special moment with your parents?

“We need to understand family dynamics and who needs to be important on that day,” Bailey says.

ALL DRESSED UP

y the time you have chosen a venue and photographer, you probably have a good idea about the ideal look of your wedding. Are you getting married in a field of flowers or a stately cathedral? Keep these styles in mind as you shop for your wedding attire. Spoiler alert: Chances are, your gown isn’t going to be the one you’ve always imagined.

“Try on every dress you can possibly get your hands on,” Hill says. “Try on all different kinds of dresses. Nine times out of 10, the bride ends up buying a dress that is nothing like what she thought she’d wear.”

Most bridal boutiques can give you an estimate of how much lead time you will need to ensure the gown arrives in time. Consider alteration time as well. Are you planning to lose weight before the wedding? That’s great, but it’s wise to go ahead and order the size you usually wear.

A qualified wedding photographer can capture and highlight the tone, mood, and scenery of a couple’s nuptials. Photo by Rogue Images Photography.

“Unless you’re on a weight-loss journey and truly making progress, buy a dress that fits you right now,” Hill says. “It’s always easier to take it in. You can’t let it out as easily.”

Bridesmaid dresses are a little easier to choose. Hill recommends scheduling a lunch or virtual call with your bridesmaids to share ideas and find out what works for

them. Some brides want their party to wear identical dresses, while others might simply ask their attendants to select dresses in a coordinating color or palette. You can shop department stores or online sites that allow you to order dresses in different sizes and colors.

KITCHEN CONFIDENTIAL

alk to your venue before you start to interview caterers and bakeries. Some sites require you to use an in-house caterer or choose from a list of approved vendors. Take advantage of group tasting events, which many caterers schedule periodically.

“Taste many bakeries. Taste many caterers. Don’t stop at one,” Hill says.

Allie and Kevin, married Nov. 5, 2021, chose a coordinated look for their party featuring shades of rose, crimson, and navy to complement the bride’s gown from Blue House Bridal in Carmel. Photo by Kyle Helmond Photography.

BLOOMING BUSINESS

lorists are a lot like photographers— their calendars can fill up quickly, depending on the time of year and date you want. But choosing flowers can be one of the most enjoyable aspects of wedding planning.

“When they reach out to us, we suggest they send in their color palettes,” says Karen Morgason, senior wedding designer with JP Parker Flowers. “If they have some inspiration photos, feel free to send them as well.”

Good florists often have connections around the world to ensure that you carry your favorite flowers down the aisle. Even so, there may be some limitations. If you have your heart set on a bouquet of fragrant peonies in November, you might be disappointed. Fortunately, florists can often offer substitutes or alternatives like weaving finequality silk flowers into the bouquet.

“I do my best to accommodate what they’re looking for,” Morgason says. “I don’t try to steer brides away from their favorite, because that’s why they’re coming to us.”

PLANNING ON THE FLY

ife happens. Some couples don’t have the luxury of time when it comes to scheduling and coordinating their weddings. They are no less deserving of a special day, though. Our vendors offered the following tips for planning a wedding in three months or less:

• Choose a non-traditional day or time. There are 52 Saturdays in a year, but the total number of days is 365. Opting for a Friday evening or Sunday brunch can open up a wider variety of venue options.

• Use what’s available. Most florists can create a lovely bouquet and other decorations with flowers they have on hand. The same philosophy applies to wedding attire. You can look just as beautiful in a borrowed dress as you do in a custommade frock. Plus, you’re already covering the “something borrowed” requirement.

• Accept your second or third choice. If your preferred venue isn’t available on the day you need it, keep looking. You may discover an alternate location that is even better than you imagined.

• Let go of perfection. This applies to every happy couple, whether they’re pulling together a quick gathering or planning an extravagant event. Sometimes things don’t happen according to plan, and that’s OK. “If the best man forgets his tie at the hotel, it’s not the end of the world,” Hill says. “If there’s not enough greenery in your bouquet, it’s not the end of the world. You don’t want your wedding to be boring. You want it to be memorable.”

g u i de the bride

Alexandra and Brad were married Oct. 16, 2021, at the Hotel Carmichael in Carmel. Photo by Tiernae Salley Photography.

BALLROOMS & EVENT FACILITIES

416 WABASH

416 E. Wabash St. 317-389-5455

• 416wabash.com

502 EAST EVENT CENTRE

502 E. Carmel Dr., Carmel 317-843-1234 • experiencebyrds.com

THE ATRIUM BANQUET & CONFERENCE CENTER

3143 E. Thompson Rd. 317-782-4467 • theatriuminc.com

THE BALMORAL HOUSE

10101 Hamilton Hills Ln., Fishers 317-288-8741

• thebalmoralhouse.com

BASH

1235 N. Keystone Way, Carmel 812-994-1052 • bash.828venues.com

BEESON HALL

396 Branigin Blvd., Franklin 317-736-3689 • franklin.in.gov

BILTWELL EVENT CENTER

950 S. White River Pkwy. W. Dr. 317-916-6000 • biltwelleventcenter.com

BLACK IRIS ESTATE 5801 E. 116th St., Carmel 317-542-8333 • blackirisestate.com

THE BLUFFS AT CONNER PRAIRIE

13080 Allisonville Rd., Fishers 317-846-9158 • ritzcharles.com/venue/ the-bluffs-at-conner-prairie

BULLSEYE EVENT CENTER 723 S. Capitol Ave. • 317-800-5689 bullseyeeventgroup.com/bullseye-event-center

COMMUNITY LIFE CENTER 10612 E. Washington St. 317-396-3728 • monumentalweddings.com

THE CRANE BAY EVENT CENTER 551 W. Merrill St. 317-423-2999 • thecranebay.com

DALLARA INDYCAR FACTORY 1201 Main St., Speedway 317-243-7171

• indycarfactory.com

FORUM EVENTS CENTER

11313 USA Pkwy., Fishers 317-558-6060 • forumeventscenter.com

THE FOXHOLE AT HOTEL TANGO DISTILLERY 670 Virginia Ave. • 317-653-1806 hoteltangodistillery.com/venues/the-foxhole

THE HEIRLOOM AT N.K. HURST 230 W. McCarty St. 317-585-3955 • theheirloomindy.com

THE SITES LISTED IN THIS SECTION are in Indianapolis unless otherwise noted. This roster is not fully inclusive of all wedding and event venues in the area, and a listing does not imply a recommendation or endorsement by Indianapolis Monthly. Does a particular space appeal to you? Call the listed phone number or check the website for specific information about details like guest capacity, vendor policies, and availability well in advance of your preferred date.

INDUSTRY

545 Kentucky Ave. 317-561-0028 • industry.828venues.com

IRON & EMBER EVENTS

12120 Brookshire Pkwy., Carmel 317-776-2300 • ironandemberevents.com

MAVRIS ARTS & EVENT CENTER 121 S. East St. 317-917-9999 • mavris.net

MILL TOP BANQUET AND CONFERENCE CENTER 802 Mulberry St., Noblesville 317-219-3450 • milltop-indy.com

MONTAGE

8580 Allison Pointe Blvd. 317-577-3663 • themontage.info

ONYX EVENT CENTER 7545 Rockville Rd. 317-591-9936 • onyxeventcenter.com

THE PALOMINO BALLROOM 481 S. 1200 E, Zionsville 317-769-4180 • palominoballroom.com

PRIMO BANQUET & CONFERENCE CENTER

2615 E. National Ave. 317-788-4140 • primobanquetsouth.com

REGIONS TOWER 211 N. Pennsylvania St. 317-348-0006 • jpsevents.com

RITZ CHARLES 12156 N. Meridian St., Carmel 317-846-9158 • ritzcharles.com

SAXONY HALL 13362 Pennington Rd., Fishers 317-618-5478 • playfishers.com/226/saxony-hall

THE SILVER CENTRE EVENT HALL 10202 E. Washington St. 317-969-6555 • thesilvercentre.com

SKYLINE CLUB

One American Square, 36th Floor • 317-263-5000 invitedclubs.com/clubs/skyline-club-indianapolis

THE SPEAK EASY 5255 N. Winthrop Ave. speakeasyindy.com

THE SYCAMORE AT MALLOW RUN 7070 W. Whiteland Rd., Bargersville 317-530-6463 • sycamoreevents.com

THE TINKER HOUSE EVENTS 1101 E. 16th St. 317-607-2521 • tinkerhouseevents.com

VISIONLOFT EVENTS 235 N. Delaware St. 317-762-4233 • visionloftevents.com

THE WELLINGTON FISHERS BANQUET & CATERING CENTER

9775 North by Northeast Blvd., Fishers 317-712-3475 • thewellingtonfishers.com

BARNS, GARDENS & OUTDOOR VENUES

ARTISAN ACRES ESTATE

1503 N. 10th St., Noblesville 317-846-9158 • artisanacresestate.com

AVON GARDENS 6259 E. County Rd. 91 N, Avon 317-272-6264 • avongardensweddings.com

AVON WEDDING AND EVENT BARN 7424 E. County Rd. 100 N, Avon 317-430-5391 • avonweddingbarn.com

BARN AT BAY HORSE INN 1468 W. Stones Crossing Rd., Greenwood 317-760-8778 • barnatbayhorse.com

THE BARN IN ZIONSVILLE 8556 E. 300 S, Zionsville 317-732-1998 • thebarninzionsville.com

COXHALL GARDENS AND MANSION

11677 Towne Rd., Carmel 317-846-9158 • ritzcharles.com/venue/ coxhall-gardens-and-mansion

EAGLE CREEK PARK 7840 W. 56th St. 317-327-7193 • eaglecreekpark.org

FINLEY CREEK VINEYARDS 795 S. U.S. 421, Zionsville 317-283-2776 • finleycreekvineyard.com

GARFIELD PARK CONSERVATORY AND SUNKEN GARDEN

2505 Conservatory Dr. • 317-327-7183 garfieldgardensconservatory.org/ wedrentphoto

KENNEDY ESTATE

525 N. State St., Lizton 317-646-9191 • kennedyestate.com

LINDLEY FARMSTEAD AT CHATHAM HILLS 20820 Lindley Farm Rd., Westfield 317-836-3801 • chathamhills.com/events/ lindley-farmstead

LIZTON LODGE 1392 Wyatt Way, Lizton 812-414-1830 • liztonlodge.com

MUSTARD SEED GARDENS

77 Metsker Ln., Noblesville 317-776-2300

• mustardseedgardens.com

THE SIXPENCE

4400 N. 1000 E, Whitestown 317-296-8200

• thesixpence.com

GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBS

THE BRIDGEWATER CLUB

3535 E. 161st St., Carmel 317-399-244

• thebridgewaterclub.com

BROADMOOR COUNTRY CLUB

2155 Kessler Blvd. W. Dr. 317-251-9444

• broadmoorcc.com

THE CARDINAL ROOM AT GOLF CLUB OF INDIANA

6905 S. 525 E, Lebanon 317-550-3990

• thecardinalroom.com

THE CLUB AT CHATHAM HILLS

1100 Chatham Hills Blvd., Westfield 317-836-3800

• chathamhills.com/ events/weddings

THE COUNTRY CLUB OF INDIANAPOLIS

2801 Country Club Rd. 317-291-9770

• ccindianapolis.com

HARBOUR TREES GOLF & BEACH CLUB

333 Regents Park Ln., Noblesville 317-877-3612

• harbourtrees.com

THE HAWTHORNS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

12255 Club Point Dr., Fishers • 317-806-5016 thehawthornscountryclubevents.com

HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB

6098 Fall Creek Rd. 317-251-1425

• hillcrestccindy.com

INDIANAPOLIS YACHT CLUB

12900 Fall Creek Rd., McCordsville 317-335-2588

• indianapolisyachtclub.org

PLUM CREEK GOLF CLUB

12401 Lynnwood Blvd., Carmel 317-993-3924

• plumcreekgolfclub.com

PRAIRIE VIEW GOLF CLUB

7000 Longest Dr., Carmel 317-816-3100

• prairieviewgc.com

PURGATORY GOLF CLUB

12160 E. 216th St., Noblesville 317-776-4653

• purgatorygolf.com

VALLE VISTA GOLF CLUB & CONFERENCE CENTER

755 E. Main St., Greenwood 317-882-2955

• vallevista.com

WOOD WIND GOLF CLUB

2302 W. 161st St., Westfield 317-502-8082 • woodwindgolf.com

WOODLAND COUNTRY CLUB 100 Woodland Ln., Carmel 317-846-2588 • woodlandcc.com

HISTORIC LANDMARKS

1899 VENUE 164 Steeples Blvd. 317-426-0576 • 1899events.com

ALLISON MANSION AT

THE BENJAMIN HARRISON PRESIDENTIAL SITE

1230 N. Delaware St. 317-631-1888 • bhpsite.org/visit/rentals

THE BENTON HOUSE 312 S. Downey Ave. 317-357-0318 • thebentonhouse.org

THE CABARET

924 N. Pennsylvania St. 317-275-1169 • thecabaret.org

COLUMBIA CLUB 121 Monument Circle 317-761-7515 • columbia-club.org

THE CYRUS PLACE 237 N. East St. 317-721-4555 • thecyrusplaceeventcenter.com

THE EVENT CENTER AT HISTORIC SAINT JOSEPH HALL 617 E. North St. 463-206-2127 • northstevents.com

THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE THEATRE 1105 Prospect St. • 317-686-6010, ext. 2 fountainsquareindy.com/fountain-square-theatre

RIVERDALE

3200 Cold Spring Rd. 317-955-6324 • marian.edu/conference-andevents/wedding-and-special-events

Lauren and Thomas were married October 15 at the Bottleworks Hotel. Photo by Alison Mae Photography.

CONNER PRAIRIE

13400 Allisonville Rd., Fishers 317-776-6000 • connerprairie.org

THE HISTORIC AMBASSADOR HOUSE AND HERITAGE GARDENS 10598 Eller Rd., Fishers 317-201-6359 • ambassadorhouse.org

INDIANA LANDMARKS CENTER 1201 Central Ave. 317-639-4534 • indianalandmarks.org

INDIANA ROOF BALLROOM 140 W. Washington St. 317-236-1870 • indianaroof.com

INDIANAPOLIS PROPYLAEUM

1410 N. Delaware St. 317-638-7881 • thepropylaeum.org

LAUREL HALL 5395 Emerson Way 317-275-3390 • laurel-hall.org

THE MANOR AT THE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF INDIANAPOLIS 3050 N. Meridian St. • 317-334-3314 childrensmuseum.org/visit/events/weddings MORRIS-BUTLER HOUSE 1204 N. Park Ave. 317-639-4534 • indianalandmarks.org

THE NEIDHAMMER 2104 E. Washington St. 317-759-0602 • neidhammer.com

THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE CENTRE & BALLROOM

1124 Meridian St., Anderson 765-642-1234 • andersonparamount.org/rental

PIPERS AT THE MAROTT 2625 N. Meridian St. 317-926-2600 • piperscatering.com

THE RATHSKELLER AND ATHENAEUM 401 E. Michigan St. 317-636-0396 • rathskeller.com

THE SANCTUARY ON PENN 701 N. Pennsylvania St. 317-602-3264 • indysanctuary.com

SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL

650 N. Meridian St. 317-262-3110 • srcevent.com

HOTELS & INNS

THE ALEXANDER

333 S. Delaware St. 317-624-8200 • thealexander.com

BOTTLEWORKS HOTEL

850 Massachusetts Ave. 317-556-1234 • bottleworkshotel.com

CONRAD INDIANAPOLIS

50 W. Washington St. 317-524-2552

• conradindianapolis.com/weddings

EMBASSY SUITES BY HILTON INDIANAPOLIS NORTH

3912 Vincennes Rd. • 317-872-7700 indianapolisnorth.embassysuites.com

FORT HARRISON STATE PARK INN AND THE FORT GOLF RESORT

5830 N. Post Rd. • 877-937-3678 in.gov/dnr/state-parks/inns/fort-harrison-inn -at-fort-harrison-state-park/groups

THE GRAND HALL AT HISTORIC UNION STATION

123 W. Louisiana St. • 317-236-7456 downtownindianapolisweddings.com

HILTON GARDEN INN INDIANAPOLIS/CARMEL

13090 Pennsylvania St., Carmel • 317-581-9400 indianapoliscarmel.gardeninn.com

HILTON INDIANAPOLIS

HOTEL & SUITES

120 W. Market St. 317-972-0600 • indianapolis.hilton.com

HOTEL CARMICHAEL

One Carmichael Sq., Carmel 317-688-1700 • hotelcarmichael.com

HOTEL INDY

141 E. Washington St. 317-735-2527

• hotelindy.com

HYATT REGENCY INDIANAPOLIS

1 S. Capitol Ave. 317-632-1234

• indianapolis.hyatt.com

INDIANAPOLIS MARRIOTT

DOWNTOWN

350 W. Maryland St. 317-822-3500

• indymarriott.com

INDIANAPOLIS MARRIOTT EAST

7202 E. 21st St. 317-352-1231

• indianapolismarriotteast.com

IRONWORKS HOTEL INDY

2721 E. 86th St. 463-221-2205

• ironworkshotelindy.com

JW MARRIOTT

10 S. West St. 317-860-5800

• jwindy.com

LE MÉRIDIEN

123 S. Illinois St. 317-737-1600 • marriott.com/en-us/hotels/ indmd-le-meridien-indianapolis/overview

MARRIOTT INDIANAPOLIS NORTH

3645 River Crossing Pkwy. 317-705-0000 • marriott.com/hotels/travel/ indno-marriott-indianapolis-north/overview

OMNI SEVERIN HOTEL

40 W. Jackson Pl. 317-634-6664 • omnihotels.com/hotels/ indianapolis-severin

PRAIRIE GUEST HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST

13805 Allisonville Rd., Fishers 317-634-6664 • prairieguesthouse.com

RENAISSANCE INDIANAPOLIS

NORTH HOTEL

11925 N. Meridian St., Carmel 317-663-8728 • marriott.com/en-us/hotels/indbr -renaissance-indianapolis-north-hotel/overview

SHERATON INDIANAPOLIS

CITY CENTRE HOTEL

31 W. Ohio St. • 317-635-2000 marriott.com/en-us/hotels/indsc-sheraton -indianapolis-city-centre-hotel/overview

SHERATON INDIANAPOLIS HOTEL AT KEYSTONE CROSSING

8787 Keystone Crossing • 317-846-2700 marriott.com/en-us/hotels/indsi-sheraton-indiana polis-hotel-at-keystone-crossing/overview

THE WESTIN INDIANAPOLIS

241 W. Washington St. • 317-262-8100 marriott.com/en-us/hotels/ indwi-the-westin-indianapolis/overview

WYNDHAM INDIANAPOLIS WEST

2544 Executive Dr. • 317-248-2481 wyndhamhotels.com/wyndham/indianapolis -indiana/wyndham-indianapolis-west/overview

EITELJORG MUSEUM OF AMERICAN INDIANS AND WESTERN ART

500 W. Washington St. 317-275-1329

• eiteljorg.org/event-spaces/wedding

EUGENE AND MARILYN GLICK INDIANA HISTORY CENTER

450 W. Ohio St. • 317-234-0081 indianahistory.org/explore/facility-rentals

GALLERY FORTY-TWO

42 E. Washington St. 317-213-6171

• galleryfortytwo.com

GERMAN AMERICAN KLUB OF INDIANAPOLIS

8602 S. Meridian St. 317-888-6940 • indianapolisgak.com

HARRISON CENTER

1505 N. Delaware St. 317-396-3886 • harrisoncenter.org

HILBERT CIRCLE THEATRE

45 Monument Circle 317-231-6798

• indianapolissymphony.org/visit/ private-events

INDIANA STATE MUSEUM

650 W. Washington St. • 317-233-9983 indianamuseum.org/facility-rentals

INDIANAPOLIS ART CENTER

820 E. 67th St. 317-255-2464

• indyartcenter.org/weddings

INDIANAPOLIS ARTSGARDEN

110 W. Washington St. • 317-624-2565 indyarts.org/artsgarden/rent-the-artsgarden

INDIANAPOLIS CENTRAL LIBRARY

40 E. St. Clair St. 317-275-4200

• indypl.org/event-meeting-rentals

INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY MUSEUM

4750 W. 16th St. 317-492-6784

• imsmuseum.org

INDIANAPOLIS ZOO AND WHITE RIVER GARDENS

1200 W. Washington St. 317-630-2001

• indianapoliszoo.com/visit/ private-events/weddings-receptions

MADAM WALKER LEGACY CENTER

617 Indiana Ave. • 317-236-2099 madamwalkerlegacycenter.com

NCAA HALL OF CHAMPIONS

700 W. Washington St. • 317-917-6467 ncaahallofchampions.org/our-conference-center

NEWFIELDS

4000 Michigan Rd. • 317-923-1331 discovernewfields.org/about/event-rentals

31 SOUTH RANGELINE ROAD CARMEL, IN 46032 317.683.3574 • BluehouseBridal.com

317.749.6333 | Zionsville, Indiana noteworthy-expressions.com

At Rogue Images Photography, our goal is to make your photos 100% about you.

Your wedding day. Your images. Your photographer.

OLD NATIONAL CENTRE

502 N. New Jersey St. 317-536-6507 • oldnationalcentre.com/events

RESTAURANTS, BREWERIES & WINERIES

DANIEL’S FAMILY VINEYARD & WINERY 9061 N. 700 W, McCordsville 317-248-5222 • danielsvineyard.com

HARRY & IZZY’S

4050 E. 82nd St. • 317-915-8045 153 S. Illinois St. • 317-635-9594 harryandizzys.com

HOLLYHOCK HILL

8110 N. College Ave. 317-251-2294 • hollyhockhill.com

LATE HARVEST KITCHEN 8605 River Crossing Blvd. 317-663-8063 • lateharvestkitchen.com

info@rogueimagephoto.com 317.964.1619 www.rogueimagephoto.com

MAGGIANO’S LITTLE ITALY 3550 E. 86th St. 317-814-0727 • locations.maggianos.com

MATT THE MILLER’S TAVERN 11 W. City Center Dr. 317-805-1860 • mtmtavern.com

THE MELTING POT 5650 E. 86th St. 317-841-3601 • meltingpot.com/indianapolis-in

MESH ON MASS 725 Massachusetts Ave. 317-955-9600 • meshrestaurants.com

RICK’S CAFE BOATYARD 4050 Dandy Trail 317-290-9300 • ricksboatyard.com

RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE

2727 E. 86th St. • 317-844-1155 45 S. Illinois St. • 317-633-1313 ruthschris.com

ST. ELMO STEAK HOUSE

127 S. Illinois St. 317-635-0636 • stelmos.com

SULLIVAN’S STEAKHOUSE 3316 E. 86th St. • 317-580-1280 sullivanssteakhouse.com/indianapolis

TRADERS POINT CREAMERY

Custom bags and tins from Kernels Gourmet Popcorn are perfect for welcome baskets, bridal showers, and wedding favors.

KERNELSCARMEL COM

Let us help you make your day a success with our beautiful charcuterie boards! Our boards are perfect for small gatherings— like your shower—and weddings of all sizes.

WINEANDRINDCARMEL COM

9101 Moore Rd., Zionsville 317-733-1700 • traderspointcreamery.com

WEST FORK WHISKEY CO. 10 E. 191st St., Westfield • 317-643-1103 westforkwhiskey.com/book-your-event

IMAGES BY DANIELLE HARRIS PHOTOGRAPHY