The Apiary Wedding Lexington: Benny & Sarah

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Dr. Benny & Sarah’s The Apiary wedding was a Black Tie Optional/Creative, elegant, classy, and modern affair. Shelly Fortune Event Design masterfully crafted the style and timeline in a way that helped make the day a culmination of family, friends, and the celebration of who Benny & Sarah are.

The Apiary Fine Catering & Events provided a lovely, clean, and artisanly crafted environment and culinary experience.

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We love The Apiary weddings because of the uniquely modern, yet elegantly classy feel of The Apiary’s aesthetic. Scroll to see more from Sarah & Benny’s The Apiary Wedding!

If you’re interested in securing an Apiary wedding photographer, for your wedding date we’d love to chat with you as it’s one of our favorite venues to work with! There’s no obligation to book us, and if we think someone else might be a better fit, we’ll gladly refer you!

Or, if you’re just interested in finding out if The Apiary is the right choice for your wedding, we’d also be happy to talk.

Just click there to set up a free consultation!

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Loving what you see? Don’t forget, we’d love to help you find the perfect Apiary wedding photographer for your wedding! Click here to book a free consult!

We hope you enjoyed our Apiary wedding photos of Sarah & Benny’s wedding!

If you love our work and would like to have photographs like these, please remember…

…we’d love to chat with you as it’s one of our favorite venues to work with! There’s no obligation to book us, and if we think someone else might be a better fit, we’ll gladly refer you!

Or, if you’re just interested in finding out if The Apiary is the right choice for your wedding, we’d also be happy to talk. Just click here to set up a time!

To see more of our Lexington Wedding Photographer website, start at our homepage!

Louisville Wedding Photographers | Bardstown, Kentucky Wedding Oscar-Getz

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Don & Tasha's fall-time wedding was held at Oscar-Getz Whiskey Museum in Bardstown, Ky which is about  an hour from Louisville. The ceremony was in the cute, quaint Oscar-Getz Chapel, located within the same building. The reception was held on the top floor. 

Without a doubt, we enjoyed the feel of Oscar-Getz. The history contained in the museum brought with it a sense of being immersed in a past of mystique and controversy--controversy because of the prohibition documents displayed, some with passionate emotional arguments and yet another with a depiction of a happy, stable planet, if "only we could rid it of alcohol". 

Out of curiosity Jeff asked what the oldest bottle of bourbon was in Oscar-Getz. Surprisingly, it was one from nearly 1800, still with some bourbon in the bottle, no doubt enjoyed several times throughout the past 200 years.  

If you're looking for a venue for your Kentucky wedding, you can find the website for Oscar-Getz at http://www.whiskeymuseum.com/.

Enjoy some of the pictures!

Jeff & Michele | Louisville Wedding Photographers

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We're now booking weddings at the Olmstead, 21c Hotel, The Gillespie, Whitehall Louisville, The Ice House Louisville, The Peterson-Dumesnil House, Gardencourt at Louisville Seminary, as well as elopements at Red River Gorge!

If you're on the search for a Kentucky Wedding Photographer, contact us below!

Updated on 11/9/17 at 7:34 PM.

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Lexington Wedding Photographers: Steve & Kelli Love Story

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“Kelli’s personality is what got me. From day one I could spot that smile and laugh from miles away.”

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Steve & Kelli found Michele & I on TheKnot.com, and we immediately clicked. They’re genuine and friendly people and you can’t help but fall in love with them! Take a look at some of their engagement photos, and then read their story below!

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Steve and Kelli met in Nashville, Tennessee after Steve messaged Kelli on Match.com. “I really liked his diversity”, said Kelli. “How many guys have been to see Phantom of the Opera in New York City and played hockey?!”

Their first date was at Nashville Winery Arrington Vineyards where they had sushi and edamame. Kelli said, “Steve had never eaten edamame, so he ate the whole thing (pod and beans).  After he saw how I was only eating the bean, he was like ‘oh, you just eat the inside?’.  He was pretty darn cute.”  

Their relationship developed over time through a series of life events. Kelli traveled for work, so when Steve decided he would move to Kentucky when she moved, they knew their relationship was serious. But Kelli says that it wasn't until her cousin passed away suddenly, that both her and Steve realized how short life is; they didn’t want to spend it apart.

Not long after, Steve would make his commitment public. Kelli recounted, “We went to my parents to grill lobster and filet, and he asked my dad for his permission to marry me.  I should have known what was going on but hey, I thought he was just being helpful [by trying to cook with my dad].  He came inside and asked where the glasses were for my parents beer tap, so I took him downstairs [where the glasses were]. After reaching up for the glasses, I turned around, and he had gotten on one knee telling me that he's known since our second date that he wanted to marry me.  He began tearing up and then I started too. He dropped the ring, and I laughed because we couldn't find it for a minute. We are a hot mess so it's the perfect story for us! ”

When I asked Kelli & Steve what they love about each other, Steve said, “Kelli’s personality is what got me. From day one I could spot that smile and laugh from miles away.” Kelli said, “Steve's heart is so huge. I love the way he loves and can make me feel so safe and cared for.  He embraced my entire family immediately and loves my dog like he's been around since she was a puppy. He is also a huge kid and gets excited over the smallest things.” They both added, “We embrace that life is short and try to make the most out of all our days.”

“We embrace that life is short and try to make the most out of all our days.”

Our engagement session took us to the Switzer Covered Bridge, which is Kentucky’s only standing covered bridge. From there we went to Lexington Kentucky's Triangle Park and Rupp Arena. Steve & Kelli said, “Our engagement session was a great experience. It was nice to just be with each other all day and hang out. The engagement session, while somewhat busy was very relaxing.”

Michele and I are excited for their wedding this September at Moonlight Fields Wedding Farm, with reception to follow at Hilton of Downtown Lexington!

If you're on the search for a Lexington Wedding Photographer, be sure to contact us!

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