
A rainy December day filled with Elegance and Romance
Jeff and Kelly’s stunning black-tie wedding at the St. Louis Union Station was a breathtaking blend of timeless elegance and heartfelt moments, proving that even a rainy day can create the most magical atmosphere.
A grand and Historic Venue
The St. Louis Union Station is known for its breathtaking architecture, soaring ceilings, and intricate details that transport guests to a bygone era of luxury and charm. With its rich history and grandeur, it was the perfect venue for this sophisticated celebration. Every corner of the station exuded opulence, from the beautifully restored Grand Hall with its dazzling light show to the sweeping staircases that made for dreamy photo opportunities.

A rainy morning filled with love and anticipation
The morning of the wedding was filled with warmth and anticipation as the bride got ready in the Presidential Suite at St. Louis Union Station, surrounded by the two most important women in her life—her mother and maid of honor. Outside, the rain drummed softly against the windows, adding a cozy, romantic feel to the moment. Laughter and happy tears filled the air as they helped her into her simple yet elegant gown, a timeless design made even more meaningful by a delicately embroidered paw print in honor of her beloved Mia. Before heading to the ceremony, Kelly shared a deeply emotional first look with her father, his eyes welling up the moment he saw her as a bride. Just before stepping into her day, Kelly took a quiet moment to listen to the raindrops and read a heartfelt letter from Jeff.













In the quiet of the morning, Jeff got ready alongside his father and brother. Dressed in a classic black tux, he took a deep breath as he opened a heartfelt letter from Kelly, her words a steady reminder of the love waiting for him at the end of the aisle. Outside, the rain continued to fall, adding to the sense of intimacy and anticipation as he prepared for their first look.



A breathtaking First Look
Under the glowing lights of St. Louis Union Station’s iconic floor, the Jeff and Kelly shared a breathtaking first look. As she tapped his shoulder, Jeff turned, his face instantly lighting up with emotion















With the rain adding a dreamy touch to the evening, we captured breathtaking portraits of Jeff & Kelly at The Muny and the St. Louis Public Library, embracing the timeless beauty of each location. The soft glow of city lights and the elegant architecture created the perfect backdrop for their love story. They ended the night overlooking the Grand Hall at St. Louis Union Station, sharing a quiet, intimate moment before the celebration began—just the two of them, wrapped in the magic of the day.
























An unforgettable Celebration
The reception was a true reflection of love and joy, with heartfelt speeches that brought tears and laughter. Jeff and Kelly shared their first dance under the soft glow of the venue’s lights, followed by dances that had everyone on their feet. The stunning light show illuminated the night, adding a touch of magic to the atmosphere. The celebration continued with live Music from the amazing Patrick Lentz Entertainment, keeping the dance floor alive and making it a night to remember for all.

















We are so thankful to have been able to document Jeff and Kelly’s beautiful wedding day at the St. Louis Union Station. We’re excited for this new chapter in their lives.
If you’re ready to book your St. Louis Wedding, I’d love to chat! You can contact me here!
You can also view Jeff & Kelly’s beautiful spring engagement session in Forest Park in St. Louis Missouri here.
Vendor Love
Photography | Berenice Dawes Bella Faith Photography
Videographer | Chris Daly Wildflower Weddings
HAMU | Phi Trinh
Planner | Sabrina Torti Propsing Dreams
Venue | St. Louis Union Station
Florals | Walter Knoll Florist
Gown | Anne Barge
Groom’s Attire | Jos A. Bank
Bridesmaid | Nordstrom
Bakery | The Cakery
Transportation | St. Louis Trolley
Band | Patrick Lentz Entertainment
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