Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Wedding Day

Wedding

Dreamland Ballroom

Reception

Our Wedding

Our Story

About the Dreamland Ballroom

"Step into history and feel the ghosts of greatness that stood and performed on the Dreamland stage in the 1900's. Duke Ellington, BB King, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, Ray Charles and many other musicians left a part of themselves through their music in this great ballroom. Come stand on the same stage and feel their presence. Look out into the ballroom and see the faces of those that listened and danced. Found on the third floor of Taborian Hall, Dreamland Ballroom has captivated all who enter. Tours have led to events. Events inspired a book published by UALR, and AETN has filmed a documentary about this mystical place called Dreamland. Placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States and the Arkansas Historic Preservation Society, this is a must see treasure in your own back yard."<a href="http://www.dreamlandballroom.com/index.html">Visit the full site here.</a>

About Trinity Cathedral

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral is the oldest Episcopal church building in central Arkansas. Amber is an associate priest on staff.Completed in 1892, Trinity was conceived and planned by the first diocesan bishop of Arkansas, the Rt. Rev. Henry Niles Pierce, who alone raised the money to build the Cathedral. Designed in a cruciform shape (the shape of a cross) in English Gothic style, the Cathedral features symbols of its namesake, the Trinity, such as trefoils, fleurs-de-lis, and clover leaves.

Amber & Melissa

Amber & Melissa

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