A Historic Texas Wedding | Steve & Kelly

A bride and groom embrace each other and face away, as the bride smiles back at the camera during their Fort Worth, Texas wedding at the historic Texas & Pacific Railway Terminal. Photo by Kate Noelle Photography.

On a perfect Texas summer afternoon, Steve and Kelly gathered their closest family and loved ones to celebrate their wedding in Fort Worth. The couple chose a delightfully vibrant color palette with fuchsia and lavender rose bouquets, with crisp white accents. Kelly incorporated a special “something borrowed” by using her grandmother’s sorority pin to accentuate her bouquet. Steve opted for a classic black tux from Ralph Lauren, which was in stunning contrast to the bride’s intricate lace gown and cathedral veil from Allure Couture

For their reception venue, Steve and Kelly chose the historic Texas & Pacific Station room that was built in 1931. Carefully restored in 1999, it is Fort Worth’s largest and most extravagant example of 1920s Zigzag Moderne architecture. It has several advantages for a prospective wedding venue, such as stunning ceiling detail and chandeliers, large windows with excellent air conditioning, and a gorgeous outdoor cocktail hour space. Additionally, this venue is still part of the working Texas & Pacific Railway Terminal, making it a unique and convenient choice that caters to out-of-town guests and locals alike.

The evening unfolded like a dream, woven together with old Texas flair. The couple opted for larger-than-life colorful floral centerpieces accented by candlelight with classic gold and black tableware. At every turn, personalized installments told their love story from start to present, including a delightful cocktail menu inspired by their beloved dog, Mr. Darcy, and custom drink koozies for guest’s to take home. Ending the evening with utmost class, the newlyweds made their grand getaway in a stylish 1957 Rolls Royce provided by DFW Vintage Cars

Scroll down for all the highlights from this historic Texas wedding, and don’t forget to peruse the decked-out list of vendors at the bottom!

A close up of two wedding rings- a oval diamond one and gold band. They lie atop a wedding invitation and pink and white flowers and petals.1) A few of the Fort Worth skyline 2) the First United Methodist church where Steve and Kelly had their historic Texas wedding ceremony A blonde white woman named Kelly, the bride, looks forward while her makeup artist applies lipstick. 1) A black and white of the bride putting her dangling earrings on. 2) One of her bridesmaids buttons up the back of her wedding dress. Five bridesmaids in lavender gowns smile and cheer while looking at the bride, who's shoulder is seen in the right corner.1) Stunning bridal photos by Kate Noelle Photography of the lace detail on the bride's Allure Couture wedding dress and veil. 2) a close up of the brides heels laid against the lace of her veil. The groom holds custom initialed cufflinks in his hand, in the bottom show he is clasping his sleeve with the cufflink in place. The back of the bride and her train is seen as she walks up the the United Methodist of Forth Worth courtyard for a "first look" with the groom1) The bride and groom lovingly gaze at each other in the Texas church courtyard. 2) The bride smiles at a gift her groom brought her. 3) From a different angle, we see it is a gold necklace.1) black and white of the groom embracing the bride at their historic Texas wedding. 2) They lovingly look at each other. 3) A close of up a sorority pin fastened to the ribbon of the bouquet.The bridesmaids stand together with the bride in the middle. Their faces are cut off but we see their smiles, and their gorgeous bouquets of bright fuschia, lavender, and white roses.A black and white of the bride standing profile in the beautiful outdoor corridor of the United Methodist of Fort Worth in Texas.1) Inside shot of the Fort Worth wedding ceremony venue, you can see wood paneling for an organ and an altar adorned with purple and white roses. 2) Close up of the stain glass in the First United Methodist church1) a shot of the ceiling of the ceremony venue, lit with purple lights and a gorgeous chandelier 2) a custom sign that reads, "Welcome to our unplugged ceremony: We invite you to be fully present with us here today. Please put away all phones and cameras and enjoy this moment with us. Thank you, Kelly + Stephen" Steve and Kelly stand at the altar facing the minister with their wedding party on each side.1) a black semi circle sign with gold lettering that reads, "Cheers to love" and decorated with candles and flowers. 2) The table set up for the wedding reception in the historic Texas & Pacific Station room at the Texas & Pacific Railway Terminal. The table is set with gold plates and black napkins on white table cloths, with purple and white rose centerpieces and candlesticks.1) Another shot of the reception tables reveals a row of gold chairs and tall floral centerpieces. 2) A purple custom sign that reads, "Our love story: the first day - 9.19.21, the yes day - 10.08.22, the best day 6.17.23 Shot of the wedding bar details including custom made koozies and a sign with the couple's black dog on it. The sign outlines his and hers cocktails and is titled "Mr Darcy's Bar. There is also a bowl of lavender napkins. 1) A guest holds a cup filled halfway, that has an illustration of the dog named Mr Darcy, and the words "cheers!" 2) a close up of the floral centerpiece, behind it you can see a gorgeous clock at the Texas & Pacific Station room.An ornate wedding cake by Creme De La Creme Cake Company stands atop a gold stand. It is lavender purple with marbling and decorated with dark purple orchids. 1. Intricate details of the cake fondant design 2. Four stacks of custom printed lavender napkins in a bowl that say, "Kelly and Stephen"Wide shot of the Texas & Pacific station, a historic Fort Worth, Texas wedding venue. The tall ornate ceiling can be seen with several chandeliers.The bride and groom kiss during their "first dance" in the historic Texas & Central wedding venue. The room is romantically lit.Two black and white shots: 1. Front of a vintage Rolls Royce provided by DFW Vintage Cars, the bride and grooms getaway vehicle. 2) The groom kisses the bride while bending her over for a dip during their first dance. 1. The bride stands and smiles next to the Rollys Royce. 2. the couple can be seen through the back window smiling at each other as they make their getaway.

Vendor List:

Ceremony: First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth |Reception Venue: Texas & Pacific Station |Planner: Maxwell & Gray | Photographer: Kate Noelle Photography | Dress: Allure Couture | Shoes: Betsey Johnson | Tux: Ralph Lauren | Hair & Makeup: Jones Beauty & Co | Flowers: Elegance With Attitude | Cake: Creme De La Creme Cake Company | Catering: Magdalena’s Catering & Events | Bartending: Bar or Brew | Ceremony Musicians: Forte Strings | DJ: Harmland Entertainment | Rentals: Grand Events | Custom Signage, Napkins, & Koozies: Rubi and Lib Additional Signage: Simple Southern Designs | Bus: Fort Worth Limos | Vintage Car: DFW Vintage Cars

On a perfect Texas summer afternoon, Steve and Kelly gathered their closest family and loved ones to celebrate their wedding in Fort Worth. The couple chose a delightfully vibrant color palette with fuchsia and lavender rose bouquets, with crisp white accents. Kelly incorporated a special “something borrowed” by using her grandmother’s sorority pin to accentuate her bouquet. Steve opted for a classic black tux from Ralph Lauren, which was in stunning contrast to the bride’s intricate lace gown and cathedral veil from Allure Couture

For their reception venue, Steve and Kelly chose the historic Texas & Pacific Station room that was built in 1931. Carefully restored in 1999, it is Fort Worth’s largest and most extravagant example of 1920s Zigzag Moderne architecture. It has several advantages for a prospective wedding venue, such as stunning ceiling detail and chandeliers, large windows with excellent air conditioning, and a gorgeous outdoor cocktail hour space. Additionally, this venue is still part of the working Texas & Pacific Railway Terminal, making it a unique and convenient choice that caters to out-of-town guests and locals alike.

The evening unfolded like a dream, woven together with old Texas flair. The couple opted for larger-than-life colorful floral centerpieces accented by candlelight with classic gold and black tableware. At every turn, personalized installments told their love story from start to present, including a delightful cocktail menu inspired by their beloved dog, Mr. Darcy, and custom drink koozies for guest’s to take home. Ending the evening with utmost class, the newlyweds made their grand getaway in a stylish 1957 Rolls Royce provided by DFW Vintage Cars

Scroll down for all the highlights from this historic Texas wedding, and don’t forget to peruse the decked-out list of vendors at the bottom!

A close up of two wedding rings- a oval diamond one and gold band. They lie atop a wedding invitation and pink and white flowers and petals.1) A few of the Fort Worth skyline 2) the First United Methodist church where Steve and Kelly had their historic Texas wedding ceremony A blonde white woman named Kelly, the bride, looks forward while her makeup artist applies lipstick. 1) A black and white of the bride putting her dangling earrings on. 2) One of her bridesmaids buttons up the back of her wedding dress. Five bridesmaids in lavender gowns smile and cheer while looking at the bride, who's shoulder is seen in the right corner.1) Stunning bridal photos by Kate Noelle Photography of the lace detail on the bride's Allure Couture wedding dress and veil. 2) a close up of the brides heels laid against the lace of her veil. The groom holds custom initialed cufflinks in his hand, in the bottom show he is clasping his sleeve with the cufflink in place. The back of the bride and her train is seen as she walks up the the United Methodist of Forth Worth courtyard for a "first look" with the groom1) The bride and groom lovingly gaze at each other in the Texas church courtyard. 2) The bride smiles at a gift her groom brought her. 3) From a different angle, we see it is a gold necklace.1) black and white of the groom embracing the bride at their historic Texas wedding. 2) They lovingly look at each other. 3) A close of up a sorority pin fastened to the ribbon of the bouquet.The bridesmaids stand together with the bride in the middle. Their faces are cut off but we see their smiles, and their gorgeous bouquets of bright fuschia, lavender, and white roses.A black and white of the bride standing profile in the beautiful outdoor corridor of the United Methodist of Fort Worth in Texas.1) Inside shot of the Fort Worth wedding ceremony venue, you can see wood paneling for an organ and an altar adorned with purple and white roses. 2) Close up of the stain glass in the First United Methodist church1) a shot of the ceiling of the ceremony venue, lit with purple lights and a gorgeous chandelier 2) a custom sign that reads, "Welcome to our unplugged ceremony: We invite you to be fully present with us here today. Please put away all phones and cameras and enjoy this moment with us. Thank you, Kelly + Stephen" Steve and Kelly stand at the altar facing the minister with their wedding party on each side.1) a black semi circle sign with gold lettering that reads, "Cheers to love" and decorated with candles and flowers. 2) The table set up for the wedding reception in the historic Texas & Pacific Station room at the Texas & Pacific Railway Terminal. The table is set with gold plates and black napkins on white table cloths, with purple and white rose centerpieces and candlesticks.1) Another shot of the reception tables reveals a row of gold chairs and tall floral centerpieces. 2) A purple custom sign that reads, "Our love story: the first day - 9.19.21, the yes day - 10.08.22, the best day 6.17.23 Shot of the wedding bar details including custom made koozies and a sign with the couple's black dog on it. The sign outlines his and hers cocktails and is titled "Mr Darcy's Bar. There is also a bowl of lavender napkins. 1) A guest holds a cup filled halfway, that has an illustration of the dog named Mr Darcy, and the words "cheers!" 2) a close up of the floral centerpiece, behind it you can see a gorgeous clock at the Texas & Pacific Station room.An ornate wedding cake by Creme De La Creme Cake Company stands atop a gold stand. It is lavender purple with marbling and decorated with dark purple orchids. 1. Intricate details of the cake fondant design 2. Four stacks of custom printed lavender napkins in a bowl that say, "Kelly and Stephen"Wide shot of the Texas & Pacific station, a historic Fort Worth, Texas wedding venue. The tall ornate ceiling can be seen with several chandeliers.The bride and groom kiss during their "first dance" in the historic Texas & Central wedding venue. The room is romantically lit.Two black and white shots: 1. Front of a vintage Rolls Royce provided by DFW Vintage Cars, the bride and grooms getaway vehicle. 2) The groom kisses the bride while bending her over for a dip during their first dance. 1. The bride stands and smiles next to the Rollys Royce. 2. the couple can be seen through the back window smiling at each other as they make their getaway.

Vendor List:

Ceremony: First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth |Reception Venue: Texas & Pacific Station |Planner: Maxwell & Gray | Photographer: Kate Noelle Photography | Dress: Allure Couture | Shoes: Betsey Johnson | Tux: Ralph Lauren | Hair & Makeup: Jones Beauty & Co | Flowers: Elegance With Attitude | Cake: Creme De La Creme Cake Company | Catering: Magdalena’s Catering & Events | Bartending: Bar or Brew | Ceremony Musicians: Forte Strings | DJ: Harmland Entertainment | Rentals: Grand Events | Custom Signage, Napkins, & Koozies: Rubi and Lib Additional Signage: Simple Southern Designs | Bus: Fort Worth Limos | Vintage Car: DFW Vintage Cars

    Customized by Oddfellows Design
© Kate Noelle Photography