Getting married at Historic Armature Works in Tampa is always a vibe—but this day was something extra special. Between the industrial charm, the river views, and the beautifully curated details, every part of the space felt intentional and elevated.

Rob and Makenna’s wedding at Rooftop 220 at Armature Works was everything we love about modern Tampa weddings: stunning downtown views, a warm spring day, and a clean, timeless aesthetic. From start to finish, the day felt intentional, joyful, and full of connection.

A few years ago we shot Hannah and Nathan’s intimate ceremony and elopement. Now it’s Sarah and Cristian’s turn! Sarah and Hannah’s sister and we were honored when she asked us to shoot. A few times in our career we have shot siblings weddings and we view it as such an honor to continue capture a family as is grows! This sweet intimate wedding was done COVID style but that didn’t make it any less amazing. The officiant on zoom, the small guest count and the last minute changes didn’t affect how beautiful their love story is.

Kaelyn and Jon met while debating in law school together! They love the city vibe and chose to get married at the stunning Armature Works in Tampa Heights. They have two Australian shepherds who they just adore and have a house divided between the Gators and the Seminoles! A fight that I don’t think either one will win :) Their wedding day was a perfect Saturday in March with amazing weather and lots of wonderful family and friends by their side. The shades of grey and pops of color in the flowers make for a wedding theme that will forever be timeless.