A beautiful brewing pot of two cultures joining together, this Chicago wedding at Revolution Brewing is the perfect blend of modern elegance. Serving as their second wedding, these images by Hannah Persson Photo are twice as nice in showcasing the perfectly coordinated bridal party and Shop Sweet Lulu + Chico Party decor. Be sure to take a second peak at the full gallery here.
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From Hannah Persson Photo… This couple actually tied the knot in Malaysia three weeks before this amazing shindig! The second version (how cool to have TWO weddings) of the wedding was a beautiful, multicultural masterpiece in so many ways (robes for the bridesmaids, fortune cookie favors, straws with the words “yum sing” which means “cheers!”). They integrated both cultures of the bride and groom in such unique and special ways. The bride’s mom hand-painted the chevron pattern on the tables. The groom’s cousin made the amazing cake. There were lots of pretty pinks and oranges, and the decor was absolutely lovely. One of the most interesting parts of the wedding was during cocktail hour — the couple gave the option to their guests to go on a brewery tour at Revolution Brewing in Logan Square! The night was so special because there were people literally from all over the world to show their love. Such a fun venue, and one of the best DJs I’ve ever heard!
Wedding Photography: Hannah Persson Photo / Wedding Venue: Revolution Brewing in Chicago, Illinois / Event Design: DIY / Event Planning: DIY + Revolution Brewing / Flowers: DIY by the Mother of the Bride / Wedding Cake + Desserts: Keegan Yee, A Cousin of the Groom / Decorations: Shop Sweet Lulu + Chico Party / DJ: Emily of Toast & Jam / Wedding Dress: San Patrick “Rivoli” via Dimitra’s Bridal Couture / Bride’s Shoes: Ivanka Trump / Hair + Makeup: Art + Science Salon Lincoln Park / Bridesmaids’ Dresses: ML Monique Lhuillier via Nordstrom / Bridesmaids’ Necklaces: Macy’s / Bridesmaids’ Earrings: Melanie of Tip Toe Thirty / Getting Ready Location: InterContinental Chicago O’Hare