Tulsa Wedding Photography | Chapman & Libby at Woodward Park

As a Tulsa wedding photographer, I had the joy of capturing Chapman and Libby’s wedding day filled with family, history, and meaningful details. From their ceremony at First Presbyterian Church to their reception at The Mansion at Woodward Park, their day blended elegance with heartfelt sentiment.

Ceremony Photography at First Presbyterian Church | Tulsa Wedding Photography

Some wedding days feel like stepping into a legacy, and Chapman and Libby’s celebration was exactly that. Every part of their day carried meaning — from the veil Libby wore that first belonged to her mother, to the magnolia trees in The Rose Garden that held significance to her family. As their photographer, I wanted to capture not just the beauty of the day, but the thread of family history woven through every detail.

One of the most unforgettable parts of their ceremony was “Bells on Boston.”
As Chapman and Libby exited the church, the bells rang joyfully through downtown Tulsa while guests cheered. Immediately after, the couple boarded a charming white trolley with their wedding party for a celebratory ride around the block. It was joyful, cinematic, and felt like pure newlywed bliss.

A Bride Who Lives for the Details

From the very beginning, Libby told me: “I LIVE FOR THE DETAILS.”
And she truly meant it.

Every corner of their day was thoughtfully designed, with meaningful touches creating a wedding day that felt deeply personal and visually breathtaking — a photographer’s dream.

Reception Photography at The Mansion at Woodward Park | Tulsa Wedding Photography

Their reception was originally planned outdoors, but the weather had other plans. The week of the wedding, they shifted to a rain plan and installed a tent — and it was stunning. Draped string lights glowed overhead, casting a warm, romantic ambiance across the dance floor and long head table. Nicole Allen Events absolutely knocked this out of the park!

The night ended with their getaway in a white Rolls Royce named Elizabeth, which made everyone smile because Elizabeth is also the bride’s given name. It was the perfect fairytale ending to the most meaningful celebration.

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