Madeline and Audie chose the Chicago History Museum as the venue for their classically elegant Chicago wedding. The bride’s gown, designed by Ines Di Santo, is the crown jewel of this wedding. It’s simply unbelievable, and combined with her gorgeous bouquet and lovely pink Loubouton shoes, this bride look is an all-time favorite.


















David has a talent for gorgeous, and classic, black and white photography. I love the emotion he captured in each of these photos. Happy brides never go out of style, and this bride is clearly happy.







The following Chicago-area wedding vendors participated in Madeline and Audie’s event:
Photography – David Wittig Photography
Ceremony Venue – Chicago History Museum (Uihlein Plaza)
Reception Venue – Chicago History Museum (Chicago Room)
Floral – Scarlet Petal
Planner – Just the Little Things
Stationery – Slieberry
Favors – Chamorro Chip Cookies, ordered from Hong Kong
Gown designer – Ines Di Santo, purchased from Dimitra’s Couture in Chicago, IL
Bridesmaids dress designer – designed by the bride
Groom suit – Theory
Hair and makeup – Sonia Roselli
Shoes – Christian Louboutin
Catering – Food for Thought
Bakery – Flour
DJ – Toast and Jam
Ceremony music – Toast and Jam and Jeffrey Melody
Officiant – Dr. Reginald Tseng
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Could her dress and shoes be more FAB? LOVE IT!
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Oh my, stunning dress, beautiful bouquet and amazing colors! Love it all.
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Ami, thank you so much for featuring this wedding! If anyone has questions we’l be around to answer them.
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We’re so happy to be featured on your site! Thank you for the beautiful photos, David.
Where did you get that rose bracelet from? I love it!
The photos turned out marvelous! Thanks for featuring their wedding!
beautiful wedding dress and amazing shoes!!
who was the designer for the bridesmaids dresses?
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the bride designed them and had them made :) gorgeous right?