Wedding Photos Chicago – Best Spots to Go with your Chicago Wedding Photograph
Thursday, 21. July 2011
Having a Chicago wedding? Got a wedding photographer in Chicago? Looking for fun Chicago wedding photo ideas that show your hometown? Here are some “signature” Chicago locations for fun bridal party photos with your Chicago Wedding Photographer.
Often times there is some time to shoot pictures after the wedding ceremony and before the reception. That’s a great time to load up the bridal party of your Chicago wedding in a stretch limo or a trolley car and head downtown for fun wedding photos in Chicago with your Chicago Wedding Photographer.
Here are some of our favorite spots that our Chicago wedding photographry staff likes to shoot wedding photos in Chicago.
Wedding Photos Chicago Idea 1:
Kinsey St. Bridge over the Chicago River at
W. Kinsey St. and North Canal Street

Wedding Photos Chicago Idea 2:
The Chicago Board of Trade

Chicago Board of Trade
Wedding Photos Chicago Idea 3:
The Rookery Building

The Rookery Building
Wedding Photos Chicago Idea 4:
Grant Park Pritzger Pavillion at 55 N Michigan

Grant Park
Wedding Photos Chicago Idea 5: The Bean

The Bean
Wedding Photos Chicago Idea 6:
The Shedd Aquarium at 1200 S. Lakeshore Drive

Shedd Aquarium

Shedd Aquarium
Wedding Photos Chicago Idea 7:
Buckingham Fountain at Columbus Drive at Congress Parkway

Wedding Photos Chicago Idea 8:
Wacker Street Bridge

Wedding Photos Chicago Idea 9:
Union Station

Other Wedding Photos Chicago Ideas
- Lincoln Park Bridge
- The Chicago Theatre
Photography by Imagine has been shooting Chicago weddings for over 36 years. If you’d like unique, one-of-a-kind wedding photos of your Chicago wedding, let our Chicago wedding photographers capture the magic of your special day. See our work at www.byimagine.com or call us at 847-340-1300 to learn more about our Chicago wedding photography services.
Bristol Courts has a large ballroom that is perfect for big weddings. They could comfortably seat up to 500 guests there. And because of it’s spaciousness, there is plenty of elbow room for guests to mingle.
The food was delicious and we heard many of the guests saying great things about it. The presentation of the food was excellent. And being a fan of dessert tables, we appreciated the scrumptious array of desserts they put presented.


































We recently photographed a wedding where they performed The Tasting of the Four Elements ritual. This is a tradition that originated from the Yoruba tribes in West Africa. In this ceremony, the bride and groom taste spices from the four elements representing sour, bitter, hot, and sweet that symbolize different emotions within a relationship. The ritual is a reminder of the promise in marriage to love for better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health.