Let’s take a look at Shannon & Ryans’ wedding captured by my amazing team at Dave McIntosh Photographics. Be sure to contact us for any wedding photo or video needs.
Shannon and Ryan tied the knot at the Sagamore Pendry during Covid-19. Their guests included a wedding party of 22 and their immediate families. We filmed the preparations at Hotel Revival, then first look and wedding ceremony and reception at the Sagamore Pendry. We also Live Streamed the ceremony to Shannon and Ryan’s friends and their parents, friends and family on Zoom. Everything went perfectly thanks to the planning from Wanda Torrence at Authentically You Events. The deliverables to the couple were the live stream, a copy of the live stream, a documentary edit and a highlight edit. Here is the highlight edit I hope you enjoy catching a glimpse into Shannon & Ryans’ wedding day!
About Sagamore Pendry Baltimore:
Over the years, many developers have tried to transform the 100-year-old pier. Previous developers struggled to find financing for the project because the pier needed so much work. A major piece of the pier’s restoration involved replacing the pilings that are driven underwater and into the Baltimore harbor bed, an expensive undertaking. The restoration of the pier clocked in 200,000 worker-hours, $250,000 worth of asbestos and $300,000 worth of lead paint removal alone. Developers also had to comply with preservation rules, and address potential flood risks.
Sagamore Pendry Baltimore, was designed by New York and Baltimore based BHC Architects, constructed by Whiting Turner with interiors by Patrick Sutton Design. The building reopened in March of 2017.