Okay, so you know those couples who are just effortlessly cool and make everything feel easy? That’s Alex & Paul. Their wedding on April 6th was proof that you don’t need anything over-the-top to have an absolutely stunning day—just love, good vibes, and maybe a few happy tears.
They kept things intimate with a small ceremony surrounded by their closest family and friends, and honestly? It was perfect. Their first look? Yeah, let’s just say emotions were high (in the best way), and I may or may not have teared up behind the camera.
For portraits, we didn’t have to go far—just a quick stroll around the venue at 600 East Wedding Events in Indianapolis. We found a colorful wall (instant vibe), a cozy brick road (major romance), and an alley that somehow looked effortlessly elegant. Who knew? Oh wait—Alex & Paul did, because they have impeccable taste.
After the “I do’s,” they threw a slightly bigger reception that was all about celebrating, laughing, and soaking in every second of the day. No stress, no fuss—just good food, great company, and a whole lot of love.
600 East Wedding Events in Indianapolis was the perfect setting for their sophisticated yet relaxed day. With its industrial-chic vibes, exposed brick, and warm, inviting atmosphere, the venue added just the right amount of elegance without feeling over-the-top. The indoor space was a dream for photos, and the surrounding area gave us plenty of stunning backdrops just steps away. Seriously, this place is a gem.
And let me just say—this wedding was a blast to photograph. Alex & Paul made my job ridiculously easy with their easygoing energy and constant laughter. Every moment felt natural, from their sweet, emotional first look to their effortless chemistry in front of the camera. Running around downtown Indianapolis with them, finding the perfect little nooks and colorful walls, felt more like hanging out with old friends than working. Weddings like this remind me why I love what I do.
Alex & Paul, you two are pure magic. Wishing you a lifetime of love, adventure, and never-ending happy tears (only the good kind).