Sara and Russell’s wedding at The Tower: A Longwood Venue in February was the perfect blend of crisp winter vibes and a stunning urban backdrop. With bright, sunny skies and a chill in the air, it was a picturesque setting for this nurse and firefighter.

The day began at the Four Seasons, where Sara and Russell got ready with their family and friends. They chose to forego a formal bridal party, yet kept their close friends nearby. Sara looked stunning in her clean yet elegant gown, while Russell suited up. The atmosphere was laid-back and fun, setting the tone for the day ahead.

From the Four Seasons, we took a short walk to The Tower, where Sara and Russell had their first look on the staircase. Russell’s face lit up when he saw Sara, as tears began flowing.

The Tower offered a unique setup, with different parts of the wedding unfolding on each floor:

First Floor: Cocktail Hour and Dancing
The first floor buzzed with energy as guests enjoyed cocktails and later hit the dance floor. The space was lined with a balcony, which was perfect for candid shots of everyone celebrating.
Second Floor: The Ceremony
The ceremony on the second floor was intimate and heartfelt, with simple archway that highlighted the couple’s connection. It was a no-fuss, meaningful exchange of vows that kept the focus on what mattered most.
Fourth Floor: Dinner Reception
On the fourth floor, the dinner reception was set in a stylish space with personalized touches that reflected Sara and Russell’s personalities. It was a great spot for guests to unwind, enjoy good food, and toast to the newlyweds.

Sara and Russell’s wedding at The Tower was a great example of how to make a winter wedding feel warm, vibrant, and memorable. With each floor offering a different aspect of the celebration, it was a fun day that we were thrilled to capture. Congratulations to Sara and Russell!