The couple chose the Old Post Office in downtown Chicago for their big day. If you haven’t seen it, imagine a massive, historic building that’s been turned into a chic, industrial-chic event space. Think exposed brick, soaring ceilings, and giant windows that let in that perfect golden-hour light.
It wasn’t a beach or a castle—it was Chicago, through and through. Why does that matter? Because it felt authentic to who they actually are as a couple, not some fantasy set piece. You know, like when you pick a restaurant that actually serves food you like, instead of the fanciest place on the block.
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Mallory wore a sleek, modern wedding gown that was simple but stunning—no giant princess ball gown. Rigo, her groom, looked sharp in a classic tuxedo, but the whole thing had an effortless energy. They weren't trying to be celebrities; they were just being a couple in love.
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The best part? The wedding was intimate. We’re talking about 60 guests, mostly close family and friends. Remember the huge, dramatic weddings on the show with all the production? This was the opposite—a heartfelt gathering in a beautiful room. Isn’t it more interesting when people actually seem comfortable and happy?