Caitlin & Mitch’s wedding day was the definition of timeless—rooted in tradition but rich in personal style and thoughtful moments. Set across some of Fort Worth’s most iconic downtown venues, every piece of their day was beautifully designed to reflect their love story.

They began at The Worthington where Caitlin got ready in soft light, surrounded by family and friends. Her Old Hollywood-inspired waves, a structured gown with a dramatic architectural bow, and dusky blue accents set the tone for a day filled with elegance.

Their ceremony took place at the stunning St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church, where light filtered through stained glass as they exchanged vows. Afterward, a celebratory cocktail break back at The Worthington gave the couple space to soak in the joy before heading to the reception.

McDavid Studio at Bass Hall was transformed into a chic celebration space—with a black and white checkered dance floor, dusky florals by Simply Elegant, and details that felt both modern and nostalgic.

From custom escort cards to a getaway moment in running shoes (a nod to the couple’s shared love of running), every part of the day felt truly theirs. Jennifer captured each moment with an eye for elegance and ease, making sure Caitlin & Mitch could look back and remember not just what it looked like, but how it felt.

Planning by the bride’s mom, Kimberly Keen, helped ensure everything ran smoothly and stress-free—a must when your venues are spread across the city. For couples planning a wedding like this, our best advice? Build in time to breathe, have a cocktail, and dance until your feet can’t anymore (or until your backup shoes come out!).