Together with their families
We almost did it quietly.
For most of this year, we were set on simple — sign the papers, skip the fuss, call it done.
Then it hit us: the part we actually wanted wasn't to skip the wedding. It was the people. All of you, in one place, for longer than an afternoon.
So the courthouse became a backyard, the backyard became a pool day, and a quiet plan became a whole weekend with our favorite forty people. Somewhere in the middle, we're getting married.
Cody & Katrina
Her birthday · the Columbus Museum of Art
Cody planned a birthday afternoon at the museum — our favorite kind of date, just the two of us among the art. Katrina had been asking for new photos of us for ages. The ring was picked out, but delayed — so she was sure today wasn't the day.
A glass ceiling & red velvet curtains
Inside, the staff quietly slipped our coats from her bag and led us into an empty marble courtyard beneath a glass ceiling. There, in front of the red velvet curtains, Cody got down on one knee. A whirlwind — and a whole lot of happy tears.
Newly engaged
We spent the rest of the afternoon wandering the galleries, finally taking the photos she'd been wanting all along — ending, fittingly, in front of a mountain.
We came for the art —
we left engaged.
Three days, the short version — open the full schedule for times, the venue, and a few FAQs.
A garden, a long blue pool, and a string-lit pavilion in Clintonville — the whole weekend lives here, from the Friday ceremony to Saturday's swim.
Address, parking & mapFor Friday's wedding — soft color, fluid silhouettes, linen and silk, dressed for a garden at golden hour.
And for Saturday's pool day — keep it easy: swimsuits, coverups, sundresses and linen. Nothing fussy.
You're one of our favorite forty. Tell us you'll be there Friday — and whether you'll splash in for Saturday's pool day.
