Taylor and Clay’s wedding at the Biltwell Event Center was a celebration bursting with color, elegance, and personal touches. Their vision perfectly captured the spirit of spring — joyful, refined, and full of fresh florals at every turn.

 

 

The couple exchanged vows and celebrated the night away at the Biltwell Event Center, one of Indianapolis’s most beloved venues. Fun fact: the Biltwell was originally built in 1922 as a window and door factory for the Adams-Rogers Company. After decades as an industrial space, it was reimagined and reopened as an event venue in 2015 — blending historic character with modern charm, the perfect backdrop for Taylor and Clay’s romantic day.

 

 

For the ceremony, simple tea-length programs echoed the same floral artwork and fonts as the invitations — a cohesive touch that carried through to every detail.

 

 

Inside the reception, Taylor and Clay’s guests were greeted by a playful pink arch welcome sign, accented with cascading florals climbing up the staircase — a true “wow” moment upon entry. Each place setting featured an oval die-cut menu, printed once again in our Antique Gold shimmer ink, with a delicate monogram and coordinating watercolor florals.

 

Blush pink seating cards guided guests to their tables, each printed in matching gold ink on cotton paper for a timeless, tactile feel. Simple white table numbers in gold shimmer ink were displayed in petite wood blocks beside lush floral centerpieces — a minimalist detail that let the flowers shine.

 

 

Overhead, a stunning floral installation hovered above the head table, brimming with color and movement, creating an unforgettable focal point that tied the entire look together.

 

Every element of Taylor and Clay’s day — from the stationery to the styling — felt effortlessly cohesive, romantic, and distinctly them. A spring wedding dream brought to life through thoughtful design and timeless detail.

 

The Vendor Team
Photography — Danielle Harris Photography
Venue — Biltwell Event Center
Florals — Pomp & Bloom
Stationery — Interprintations