Columbia Ballroom Wedding in Columbia Station | Myah and Michael

The crisp air of fall set the stage for Myah and Michael’s wedding day. The celebration was full of beauty and joy, and every part of it reflected who they are as a couple: young, lively, and deeply in love.

The day began at Holy Name Church in Cleveland, where Monsignor Antall led the ceremony. The high ceilings and historic charm of the church gave the vows a sense of reverence, and autumn light came through the stained glass while friends and family looked on.

After the ceremony we made portraits with the couple and their bridal party at two of the best photography locations in Cleveland. The Cleveland Cultural Gardens offered lush greenery, quiet paths, and fall color, and the warmth of the setting brought out their connection. We then moved to the Cleveland Museum of Art, where the marble architecture gave a different tone, formal and stately. Having both places in their gallery gave Myah and Michael a good variety, one rooted in nature and one in art.

The reception was at Columbia Ballroom in Columbia Station, a warm, rustic venue that suited the coziness of fall. As the sun went down, Myah and Michael fed carrots to the horses on the property, a playful moment that added some adventure to the day.

As twilight came on we made more portraits of the couple outside, with soft dusk light and rich autumn tones. Inside, the reception was lively. Sahun Street kept the dance floor packed, and the ballroom’s catering gave guests a generous meal.

Myah’s dress, by Enzoani, came from Radiant Bride, and Michael wore a suit from Ticknors. Their style fit the look of the day, polished and warm.

It was a joy to photograph and film Myah and Michael’s wedding. From the church to the gardens, the museum to the ballroom, each place told a different part of their story, and their smiles, laughter, and quiet moments made the day memorable for everyone there.

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