Union League
Black Tie Wedding at Union League in Philadelphia by Phil Kramer
The Union League, founded in 1862, is one of the most prominent private social clubs in Philadelphia. It remains a historical venue for formal events, gatherings, and dining.
Weddings at Union League in Philadelphia commonly sport a black-tie dress code. Lincoln Hall hosts the reception with its dazzling chandeliers, high ceilings, and wall art featuring traditional portraiture of past presidents.
Creative Process
This elegant wedding day at Union League begins in the lavish suites with getting ready photos of the bride and groom. They read letters from one another before putting on their formalwear for the ceremony. Getting ready for a wedding at Union League is luxurious and an emotional experience.
The Catholic ceremony begins at St. John the Evangelist Church in Philadelphia. The bride and groom return for family portraits in Library at Union League before their introduction into Lincoln Hall for the reception.
“Father of the Bride” singer Steve Tyrell makes a surprise appearance at this Union League wedding reception. As the bride and groom slow dance together, he sings “The Way You Look Tonight” for the crowd.
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