Timeline Overview

Shelbi and Shane had a very simple, easy to follow, wedding timeline. The team and I arrived at 1:30PM, meet and greet with the brides getting ready upstairs, ceremony at 4:30PM, Family photos after, newlyweds photos during the cocktail hour, dinner, toast, dancing, and then sparklers in the end.

The bride also had her hair cut in the middle of the reception. She was whisked away with her bridesmaids and suddenly, theres a separate party happening upstairs.

She did a second reveal and it we just had an incredible time.

A bride in a flowing white ballgown twirls on a terracotta-tiled patio against white stucco walls.

Why should are people getting married at the Atrium?

I thought about what helpful things I can include in this article if you're getting married at the Atrium. First off, its a beautiful venue, with everything you need to have a phenomenal time is there.

You've got a beautiful area for your ceremony. You're surrounded by vines, plants, nearby pond, tall ceilings.

In the reception area(s), there is exposed steel with a little bit of industrial look to it. There are drapes and string lights to light the reception at night.

There is a bridal suite and an office area.

Theres also a back patio for anyone looking to be somewhere private.

This venue also includes tables, either plastic or farm style wooden tables. You can have them both. Wooden chairs that can accommodate 80+ people.

Elegant white fabric drapes cascade from an industrial ceiling, creating a romantic ceiling canopy for an event space.

Elegant wedding reception setup with white draping canopy and rustic wooden chairs under a covered patio.

White floating shelves display elegant glass vases filled with delicate white flowers and greenery alongside pink-framed cards.

Amenities

I really like how I can walk across the street and get to a convenient store. As well as coffee next door. Or even have their guests walk in and out of downtown from a public to a private place.

As I also plan my wedding, I couldn't get the idea that I should also plan some a quick brochure guide for my guests as well.

Here are a few things your guests can do(within walking distance) before the wedding.

Have coffee at Hidden Grounds
Gelato, ice cream, and coffee at Gelarto
If you're craving for something sweet, we also have a Kilwins that's walkable
If you're hungry, there's Port City Cheesesteak, Wings and Pizza at Slice of Life, Dixie Grill might be open for brunch, Caprice if you're feeling a bit fancy, Rebellion for pub food, or Yosake for some sushi

If you need a charging brick, alcohol, emergency stuff, try the convenient store next door called Village Market.

Guests gather at an elegant outdoor wedding reception under draped white fabric canopies with string lights.

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