Marla & Avery’s Wedding at the Columbus Museum of Art
Marla and Avery’s wedding at the Columbus Museum of Art was the kind of day that reminded us why we love capturing both wedding photography and videography together. Their day was full of emotion, personality, laughter, meaningful moments, and one of the most fun reception entrances we have ever seen.
Marla and Avery booked Kodjoarts for both wedding videography and photography in Columbus, Ohio, which included two videographers and one photographer. Having both photo and video coverage allowed us to document their day from multiple angles while keeping everything smooth, organized, and natural from start to finish.

Getting Ready at the Hotel
We began the day at the hotel, where Marla and her wedding party were getting ready. These quiet early moments are always an important part of the wedding story. Before the ceremony, before the reception, and before the celebration fully begins, there is a different kind of excitement in the room.
We captured the details, the finishing touches, and the natural anticipation leading up to the day. From hair and makeup to the moments of laughter with the wedding party, this part of the day helped set the tone for everything that followed.
For both photography and videography, the getting-ready portion of the day gives us a chance to document the atmosphere before the couple sees each other. These are the moments that help complete the story when the final wedding gallery and film come together.

First Look at the Park
After getting ready, we met Avery at the park for the couple’s first look. This was such a beautiful and emotional part of the day.
There is something special about the first moment a couple sees each other on their wedding day. For Marla and Avery, that moment felt genuine, sweet, and full of excitement. We captured Avery’s reaction as he saw Marla for the first time, along with the emotion between the two of them as they took everything in together.
After the first look, we spent time capturing couple portraits around the park. These portraits gave Marla and Avery a quiet moment together before the ceremony and allowed us to create a mix of romantic, natural, and candid images.
Our approach during couple portraits is always to help the couple feel comfortable while still allowing their real connection to show. Marla and Avery made that easy. Their personalities, the way they laughed together, and the way they looked at each other made the photos and video moments feel effortless.

Family Photos Before the Ceremony
Before heading to the Columbus Museum of Art, we also captured family photos. Family portraits are one of the most important parts of the wedding day, especially when the couple wants to make sure everyone closest to them is documented.
Having one photographer and two videographers helped us keep the day moving efficiently while making sure the important moments were covered. With a combined photo and video team, we were able to work together, stay on the same page, and avoid slowing down the timeline.
This is one of the biggest benefits of booking wedding photography and videography with one team. The couple does not have to manage two separate companies, and the creative direction feels more consistent throughout the day.

Wedding Ceremony at the Columbus Museum of Art
After portraits, we made our way to the Columbus Museum of Art for the ceremony. The museum created a beautiful setting for Marla and Avery’s wedding day, giving their celebration an elegant and artistic feel.
The ceremony was filled with emotion, and we focused on capturing both the big moments and the small reactions. From the walk down the aisle to the vows, the exchange of rings, and the joy after they were officially married, every part of the ceremony added to the story of their day.
For wedding videography, these moments are especially meaningful because motion and audio help bring everything back to life. Hearing the vows, seeing the reactions, and watching the couple experience the ceremony again is one of the most valuable parts of having a wedding film.
For photography, the ceremony gave us timeless images that captured the beauty, emotion, and atmosphere of the moment.

A Cocktail Hour Surprise: Dinosaur Suits
One of our favorite moments from Marla and Avery’s wedding was during cocktail hour.
They had such a fun and creative way to get their guests to the reception. Two guests dressed up in dinosaur suits and walked around escorting guests to their tables. It was unexpected, hilarious, and completely unforgettable.
This moment showed so much of Marla and Avery’s personality. Their wedding was elegant and meaningful, but it was also fun, lighthearted, and full of character. Those are the moments that make a wedding feel personal.
As a wedding photo and video team, we love when couples bring something unique into their day. It gives guests something to remember, and it gives the final wedding film and gallery more personality. The dinosaur suits were such a blast to capture, and they brought so much laughter and energy into the celebration.

A Reception Full of Personality, Food, and Celebration
The reception was another highlight of the day. Avery is a chef, and you could tell that food was an important part of the wedding experience. Seeing the meals served to guests was amazing, and it was clear that the food was thoughtfully chosen and appreciated.
That detail added another layer to the day. Marla and Avery’s wedding was not just beautiful visually; it also felt personal to who they are. From the museum setting to the emotional first look, the fun dinosaur moment, and the incredible food, their day reflected their relationship and their personalities.
We truly enjoyed working with this couple. Their love for each other, their sense of humor, and the way they celebrated with their guests made the entire day such a pleasure to capture.

Why Photo and Video Worked So Well for This Wedding
Marla and Avery’s wedding is a great example of why booking both wedding photography and videography together can make such a difference.
Photography freezes the important moments in time. Videography brings those moments back to life through movement, audio, emotion, and storytelling. When both are captured together by the same team, the final result feels more complete.
For this wedding, photography captured the portraits, details, reactions, and timeless moments. Videography captured the emotion of the first look, the energy of the ceremony, the fun of the dinosaur suits, and the atmosphere of the reception.
Together, both services helped tell the full story of Marla and Avery’s wedding day at the Columbus Museum of Art.

Wedding Photography and Videography in Columbus, Ohio
At Kodjoarts, we love documenting weddings throughout Columbus and Central Ohio. Whether a couple is planning a museum wedding, a downtown celebration, an outdoor ceremony, or a full wedding weekend, our goal is to capture the day in a way that feels natural, emotional, and true to the couple.
Marla and Avery’s wedding was a perfect example of the kind of story we love to tell. It was elegant, fun, personal, and full of real emotion.
We are so grateful we had the opportunity to be part of their wedding day and capture both their photos and video.

Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer both wedding photography and videography in Columbus, Ohio?
Yes. Kodjoarts offers both wedding photography and videography for couples in Columbus and throughout Central Ohio. Booking both services together helps keep the day more organized and gives the final gallery and film a consistent style.
Why should couples book photo and video with the same team?
Booking one team for both photography and videography helps create a smoother experience. The photographer and videographers can work together, follow the same timeline, and avoid competing for the same moments. It also helps the final photos and film feel more connected.
Can you capture getting ready, first look, ceremony, and reception?
Yes. Our wedding coverage can include getting ready, first look, couple portraits, family photos, ceremony, cocktail hour, reception, speeches, dances, and other important moments throughout the day.
Do you photograph weddings at the Columbus Museum of Art?
Yes. We provide wedding photography and videography for couples getting married at the Columbus Museum of Art and other venues throughout Columbus, Ohio.
How many videographers and photographers do we need?
It depends on the size of the wedding, timeline, and the moments you want captured. Marla and Avery’s wedding included two videographers and one photographer, which gave us strong coverage throughout the day while keeping everything smooth and efficient.

Planning your wedding in Columbus, Ohio? Kodjoarts offers wedding photography and videography for couples who want their day captured naturally, emotionally, and beautifully. Reach out to our team to learn more about our wedding packages and reserve your date.









