Among 500,000 Flowers: Taylor & Blaine at the Cleveland Public Library
Taylor & Blaine spent their engagement session in one of Cleveland's grandest buildings, the Cleveland Public Library, while it was home to something extraordinary: Rebecca Louise Law's "The Archive," an installation of more than 500,000 preserved flowers. Between the marble stairwells, the reading rooms and that wall of flowers, every corner gave us something new.
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Grand Halls and Dramatic Stairwells
We started in the main hall under the chandeliers, then climbed the library's sweeping staircases. The light pouring through the tall windows made the stone glow.



Between the Stacks
Next we wandered the reading rooms and the stacks: long tables, rows of books and a window seat that was made for a quiet moment.




Inside "The Archive"
The highlight was the installation itself, with thousands of preserved flowers hanging all around them. It felt like walking through a secret garden indoors, and it was the perfect place to show off the ring.




What Came Next
Flowers stayed part of their story. Taylor & Blaine were married at Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens in Akron, and they didn't let a little rain slow them down. Read the story of their Stan Hywet wedding.
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