Jenna and Owen’s wedding weekend kicked off with a chic, Vogue-inspired rehearsal dinner at Sofia in Yorkville. Red accents and mirrored details set the tone for a glamorous family-style dining experience. The celebration continued as they gathered their family and friends for a welcome party on the 17th floor of the Park Hyatt, where cocktails flowed and guests took in stunning views of the city.

The next morning was all about getting ready—Jenna and her bridesmaids, dressed in matching PJs, enjoyed a relaxed morning filled with glam, laughter, and a little champagne. Jenna and Owen’s first look on the hotel’s iconic staircase was a beautiful, intimate moment before they strolled through Yorkville for portraits captured by 515 Photo Co. and video by Encore Film Productions.

Then came the ceremony, dripping in moody romance—chocolate brown draping, sleek black chairs from Detailz, and statement florals by Blush and Bloom set the stage for a dramatic yet timeless moment. After the vows, guests sipped and mingled through cocktail hour, taking in every detail—including an eight-foot-tall custom seating chart by Applewood Designs, complete with personalized messages for each guest, making them feel like VIPs (because, obviously, they were).

While guests enjoyed their cocktails, the ballroom was completely transformed into a dreamy reception space. As they walked in, they were greeted by towering floral arrangements, a striking dance floor designed by Reznick, and scalloped menus by Paper and Poste—almost too pretty to touch. Simply Beautiful’s linens and Splendid Settings’ moody tabletop rentals tied it all together, adding the perfect finishing touches.

Jenna’s second dress from Katherine Tash Bridal was a total showstopper—have you seen it? An impromptu photoshoot was bound to happen. Once 515 captured the moment, they made their way to the dance floor just as Bello Sound set the tone and Mabrook Entertainment’s Lebanese drummers took the energy to a whole new level.

As the night went on, the dance floor stayed full, the champagne kept flowing, and the vibes were high—because when a wedding is this good, who wants it to end?

Photography by 515 Photo Co.