LOUISVILLE, KY
PEYTON & ALEX
2025
Speed Art Museum Wedding
A Modern, Color-Soaked Wedding in Louisville, Kentucky
Peyton & Alex’s wedding at the Speed Art Museum was a balance of clean modern architecture, soft, romantic color and an energy that built as the day unfolded.
From the sun-filled ceremony to the high-energy reception, every part of the weekend felt intentional, elevated, and alive in motion.
The weekend began at Hurstbourne Country Club, where everything felt grounded and classic. It was an intentional pause before the energy of the wedding day—time to settle in, reconnect, and ease into what was ahead.
THE NIGHT BEFORE
Custom Moments & Thoughtful Design
Peyton’s custom pajama set for the morning brought a soft, tailored moment to getting ready. Effortless but intentional in every frame.
A hand-painted watercolor of the Speed Art Museum tied the entire day back to its setting, adding a personal, artistic layer to the details.
the venue
The Speed Art Museum set the tone immediately, modern architecture, open space, and a layout that allows every part of the day to feel like its own experience.
Nothing felt static. The entire wedding moved through the space in a way that felt immersive and fluid.
SPEED ART MUSEUM, LOUISVILLE, KY
A Light-Filled Modern Moment
The ceremony took place in the museum’s main room, surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows. Natural light filled the space, making everything feel open, soft, and cinematic without losing the modern edge of the architecture.
The Speed Art Museum set the tone immediately, modern architecture, open space, and a layout that allows every part of the day to feel like its own experience.
Nothing felt static. The entire wedding moved through the space in a way that felt immersive and fluid.
COCKTAILS IN THE COURTYARD
Guests moved into the courtyard after the ceremony, where the energy shifted, sunlight, drinks in hand, and a natural ease that set the tone for the rest of the evening.
A sculptural seating chart set the tone immediately, paired with florals layered throughout the space in full, intentional abundance.
Every detail felt considered, from texture to placement to flow.
A Reception Built on Design & Energy
A sculptural seating chart set the tone immediately, paired with florals layered throughout the space in full, intentional abundance.
Every detail felt considered, from texture to placement to flow.
A Reception Built on Design & Energy
Peyton & Alex’s wedding balanced refined design with unfiltered energy. Thoughtful details met a celebration that never slowed down, creating a day that felt as good as it looked.
Planning & Design: olivia elise events | Venue: speed art museum | Floral & Design: sarah rae designs | Rentals: empru lou | Catering: marigold catering co | Cake: plehns bakery | Hair & Makeup: color in the ville | Videography: radiant stone films | Band: burning las vegas | Ceremony Music: Highland Chamber Players | Wedding Print Work: lime lily calligraphy / deeply do | Bridal Gowns: Khya Studios / bloom bridal nashville | Tux: David Sauls | Shoes: badgley mischka / golden goose | Late Night: marigold catering co | Draping: pizzazzle events | Signage: gentry reserve | Rehearsal Dinner Print Work: sams stickers | Rehearsal Dinner Venue: hurstbourne country club
