A Bohemian Wedding Day at Duluth's Enger Tower and Clyde Iron Works

Nicole Nemec and Matthew Becks officially tied the knot at their micro-wedding during the pandemic, but still wanted the boho celebration they had always dreamed of. The two shared a first look at Duluth’s Aerial Lift Bridge, which Michelle counts as one of her favorite moments of the day. She wore the Rue de Seine gown she had fallen in love with at the start of her quest, but traded the traditional veil for a more daring white hat. Not to be outdone, Matt wore an all-black ensemble accented with an eye-catching boutonniere. The ceremony at Enger Tower began with the couple’s children as flower girl and ring-bearers, followed by emotional vows with Matt’s uncle officiating. After a Champagne toast send-off, the party moved on to Clyde Iron Works, transformed with a moody palette of black, burgundy and gold to create a romantic vibe with an eclectic touch. Bountiful florals and pampas grasses in red and neutral hues accented the black linen-topped tables. As a sweet ending to the dreamy day, guests enjoyed cake pops before dancing the night away.