Mirabelle and Thomas’ Lebanese Wedding at the Cleveland Museum of Art

Filming Mirabelle and Thomas’ wedding at the Cleveland Museum of Art was an unforgettable experience. It was a celebration of tradition, beauty, and family, all set against one of Cleveland’s most iconic landmarks.

The ceremony took place on the grand steps of the museum at sunset. A Maronite service honored their heritage, while the golden light cast over the marble gave a timeless feel. The floral design by Plantscaping Blooms transformed the steps into a garden, lush and full, with every detail carefully considered.

Inside the museum, the reception tables were just as striking. Lavish florals covered the settings, with design and planning by Bri McKeown of Kirkbrides ensuring the evening ran flawlessly. Guests dined, toasted, and celebrated with a backdrop that matched the grandeur of the occasion.

We created a cinematic wedding film that captured more than moments—it told their story. From creative portraits on the museum grounds, to speeches and formal dances, to the energy of the night, every scene was crafted to show the emotion and rhythm of the day.

The entertainment filled the halls with life. A live violinist and saxophonist played alongside DJ Nibal, keeping the celebration high-energy well into the night. Lebanese traditions, including the zaffe dancers, brought joy and movement, with family and friends on their feet from the first song to the last.

This wedding was not only a celebration of Mirabelle and Thomas, but also a showcase of how film preserves the beauty of a day like this. As one of the best Cleveland wedding videographers, we are honored to create highlight films that capture both grandeur and intimacy—films couples can relive for years to come.