If you’re planning a Baltimore City Courthouse wedding, there are plenty of beautiful portrait locations just a five-minute drive away. Mt. Vernon’s historical architecture and cobblestone streets to scenic parks and museums. These nearby spots offer the perfect backdrops for romantic and timeless wedding photos.
Believe it or not, there is this excellent parking garage (yes, I said parking garage) with gorgeous views of the Mt. Vernon area. There's something romantic about the stillness of a city when being so up high and the rooftop views with one of your favorite people!
The Walters Art Museum is a stunning and unique location near the Baltimore City Courthouse for wedding portraits. You’ll have endless options for beautiful backdrops in every room, plus it's free to use! However, keep in mind that flowers like bouquets or boutonnieres aren’t allowed inside the galleries. You can store them in lockers provided by the museum or leave them in your car (weather permitting). Before planning your courthouse wedding day, check the museum’s hours to ensure it aligns with your timeline. The Walters is an especially great choice during Baltimore’s rainy seasons, offering an indoor space filled with charm.
Baltimore is home to countless unique cafes in Mt. Vernon, each offering its own vibe and atmosphere. Including a café stop during your wedding portrait session is a perfect way to personalize your photos and reflect who you and your partner are. Plus, it’s a wonderful chance to take a break, share a quiet moment together, and let it sink in—you’re married! During this session, we went to Ceremony Coffee Roasters; I really love this location because there are whole rows of windows that you can sit at to really take advantage of all that beautiful natural light that pours in. And its a bit tucked away in case its a busier day.
Mount Vernon Place Park is a beautiful option for your Baltimore City Courthouse wedding portraits. If you’re looking for a touch of greenery while keeping the urban, city-chic vibe, this spot offers the best of both worlds. You're surrounded by historic architecture and lush landscaping. Oh, and there's a super cool gothic church nearby.
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