Wow, wow, wow. Quincy and Ryan’s Global Dye Works wedding was truly perfect.
Quincy got ready at the Lokal Hotel. It was a quiet morning, no rush, no chaos. She wore emerald velvet heels with long ribbon ties and a dress that felt perfectly simple. Her bouquet was dried grasses and soft tones that matched the whole vibe. Ryan met her at Race Street Pier for their first look. From the start, the day felt easy and thoughtful. Hair down in loose waves, a simple dress with buttons trailing down the back, and a short walk to meet Ryan under the bridge.
Their first look was at Race Street Pier, a classic spot, but always a favorite. It’s open, honest, and the light’s always good. The nerves slipped away fast. After some portraits near the water, we headed to Global Dye Works. This is one of the most unique wedding venues in Philadelphia. It’s perfect for couples who want something raw and industrial, but cozy and romantic.
The ceremony was in the back courtyard at Global Dye Works. Ivy climbed the walls, moss filled the cracks, and nothing about the space felt staged. It was one of those places that already holds a certain weight. Everyone tucked in close. The light shifted just enough to give everything that worn-in glow.
Inside, the space flipped into full celebration. Old factory machines lined the walls with disco balls and marquee lights strung from above. Global Dye Works is one of the best industrial wedding venues in Philadelphia. There were velvet couches, mismatched chairs, and candlelight bouncing off metal and concrete. Quincy and Ryan didn’t overthink it. They made it their own and let the fabulous party unfold.
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Venue: Global Dye Works
Getting Ready: Lokal Hotel Old City
Caterer: DiBruno Catering
Band: EBE Talent
Hair + Makeup: Something You Beauty
Cake Artist: Bredenbeck’s Bakery