Funky Disco Design in Wedding at The Lowlands

Corinne and Erik’s modern love is anything but ordinary, and that was reflected with a “funky, vintage disco party” themed wedding day at The Lowlands in St. Paul. After hosting a casual rehearsal dinner at Bad Weather Brewing, the location of their very first date, the celebrations ensued with playful sentimentality.

Having chosen their favorite season for their nuptials, a vibrant autumnal palette of goldenrod, oxblood, dusty blue and chocolate brown set the tone for a fresh flair on the fall season. The mid-September ceremony fostered an inviting ambiance with mirror balls and draping hanging from the ceiling, while contemporary podiums with whimsical blooms and colored candles framed the altar space. A string quartet rendition of “Dancing Queen” played as Corinne walked down the aisle in her gauzy gown, and creating their own tradition, the bride and groom said their vows alongside a freshly captured polaroid of themselves with their wedding guests in the background.

Despite Corinne’s fear of a rainy day coming to fruition, the couple was rewarded with a double rainbow. The event unfolded with a vibe as electric as the neon décor with scratch- off lottery tickets and Nerds Gummy Clusters galore. The newlyweds shared a dance to “First Time” by Hozier, a nod to their first concert together, before tearing up the dance floor, partaking in karaoke and munching on a late-night snack from by a hot dog cart. —Ryley S. Hoff