Victorian-Meets-Industrial Wedding at Iron Manor

This bridal party is adorable in matching floral robes (and we're obsessed with the bride's crystal crown).

This sculptural pink bouquet blends classic romance with modern texture, boasting blush and purple roses, bright pink spider mums, blue thistle, red astilbe, and ombre king protea.

The groom is super-spiffy in a velvet suit jacket with satin lapels, a bow tie, and black-and-white wingtips.

The groomsmen, outfitted in suspenders and tuxedo pants, match the groom's gentlemanly vibe as they enjoy a pre-ceremony poker game.

The twinkling chandelier... the colorful brick and plush seating... that skylight! Talk about a dream bridal suite.

The oversized arched window offers a perfect example of the Iron Manor's commitment to blending history and modernity—this chic element has been created with original Carnegie Steel iron beams from 1903!

The shiny industrial concrete floors reflect the soft light from the votives, creating a romantic ambiance.

The multiple textures of this brick-lined hallway make for a dramatic photo op.

The groom's boutonniere mirrors his bride's gorgeous bouquet, with red astilbe, blue thistle, and a single cream rose.

These brick structures, enhanced by steel-framed chandeliers, echo historic ruins while offering a totally modern photo backdrop.

Well done to this couple: they snagged a set of groomsmen with epically good haircuts.

The dreamy color palette extends to the table settings, with pink and blue linens and gold chargers accented by the jewel tones of the centerpieces.

See that cool industrial hydraulic system on the wall? It powers an actual, working turn-of-the-century Armington 8-ton crane!

The sweetheart table is dripping with more stunning floral arrangements, but we can't take our eyes off the sweethearts themselves.

This four-tier white cake is decorated with real flowers, and the cake stand creates a very cool optical illusion.

The bride has changed into a dreamy reception dress decorated with textural flowers and beading.

If you want a moment like this at your reception, it's smart to book a venue with a 20-foot ceiling.