Leah and Robert’s April wedding at The Treasury was elegant, emotional, and just the right amount of mischievous. Set in a beautifully restored historic bank, their ceremony took place on the mezzanine—yes, the mezzanine—overlooking a candlelit reception space that felt straight out of a movie. You could practically feel the emotion through the photos, especially the moment Robert saw Leah walking down the aisle. Instant puddle. Not a dry eye. The vibe was timeless, sophisticated, and yet totally them—a little classic, a little bold, and very full of love.
After saying “I do,” the celebration kicked into high gear. The couple cut their cake and then—because one dessert clearly wasn’t enough—shared a cone from Batch No. 145, the in-house ice cream brand that made everyone wish they’d worn stretchy pants. The dance floor lit up soon after, with friends and family surrounding Leah and Robert in a whirlwind of music, hugs, and happy chaos beautifully coordinated by Cindy Decker Weddings @cindydeckerweddings. The DJ at Rusch Entertainment kept the dance floor bumping and in true heist-worthy fashion, we slipped away for a sneaky photo session in the old bank vault. Because if you’re getting married in a bank, you have to break into the vault.
Wherever you’re celebrating, Killer Creations Wedding Photography and Cinematography is honored to provide wedding photo and film services to couples in Metro Detroit, Michigan, Coeur d’Alene and Spokane in the Pacific Northwest, and in San Jose and Los Angeles, California. If you’re planning a day worth remembering, reach out and let’s start creating something unforgettable together.