Rachael and Dan were married in a library filled with stories—but none more personal than their own. The space meant something to them, and you could feel that in the atmosphere: not just grand, but full of memory and intention. Their day had weight in the best way—celebratory, emotional, and woven together with the people they love most. There were big moments, of course—the kind that draw a room to stillness—but also a thousand quiet ones that felt just as lasting. There was no sense of spectacle for its own sake—just presence, and deep care. Being there didn’t feel like work. It felt like witnessing something that was already deeply known.