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Brick and Beam Wedding Photos & Inspiration
A photographer's guide to Jacksonville's industrial gem
Weddings at Brick and Beam
Real weddings we've photographed at this beautiful venue.
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About Brick and Beam
The Brief
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Brick and Beam wedding venue brings that sought-after industrial aesthetic to Jacksonville celebrations—think exposed brick walls, soaring wood beams, Edison bulb chandeliers, and an urban vibe that photographs beautifully. But what really sets it apart is the combination of indoor industrial charm with outdoor spaces: a bamboo-lined courtyard for ceremonies and a back porch deck that looks out toward the Jacksonville skyline.
The venue's flexibility is a huge draw for couples who want to customize their day. You can bring your own caterer and vendors, which means you're not locked into packages—you can truly make the event your own. You can bring in a food truck, your favorite restaurant's catering team, or a craft cocktail bartender—Brick and Beam makes it happen.
Why We Love Photographing at Brick and Beam
The back porch deck with that Jacksonville skyline view is the standout for us. We've shot there in every season, and the way the city catches light in the late afternoon - sometimes with that summer heat shimmer rising off the buildings - gives portraits a cinematic quality you can't get at any other venue in the area. We build time into every Brick and Beam timeline specifically for that deck.
Inside, the exposed brick walls and Edison bulb lighting create a mood that works for both detail shots and portraits. The texture of aged brick photographs with a warmth and depth that flat painted walls never offer. And the bamboo courtyard brings a completely different energy - green, lush, and intimate. Moving between those three environments (back porch deck, industrial interior, bamboo courtyard) gives us a full range of looks within one property.
The venue is long and narrow, which keeps us on our toes with positioning and light. We come prepared with our own lighting to fill the deeper sections of the space, which means we're capturing moments no matter where the action moves during the reception.
Best Photo Locations
The Back Porch Deck
One of my favorite spots—the outdoor deck looks out toward the Jacksonville skyline. The city backdrop is lovely any time, but summer months add that hazy heat shimmer off the buildings that gives photos an almost cinematic quality.
The Bamboo Courtyard
The outdoor ceremony space is surrounded by lush bamboo that stays green year-round. It creates a natural, intimate feel that contrasts beautifully with the industrial interior.
The Main Hall
Exposed brick walls, wood beams, and Edison bulb lighting create that perfect industrial-meets-romantic vibe. The space is long, so we position portraits strategically throughout.
The Mural Wall
Along the side of the building there's a mural with trees nearby that show beautiful color in spring and fall—a great spot for portraits with an urban art feel.
The Bridal Suite
Bright getting-ready space with plenty of natural light for those morning-of moments.
Photographer Tips
The Deck is Everything
Don't skip the back porch deck. That Jacksonville skyline view is a highlight, and the summer haze adds an almost dreamy quality to the city backdrop. We'll build time into your timeline for this.
Bring Your Own Everything
One of the best things about Brick and Beam is the flexibility—you can bring your own caterer and vendors. This means you can truly customize your day. Take advantage of it!
Lighting Heads-Up
The interior lighting can be tricky, and the space is long. We come prepared with multiple lights positioned throughout so we can capture moments no matter where the action moves.
Spring and Fall for Color
The trees near the mural wall pop with color in spring and fall. The bamboo courtyard is gorgeous year-round, but those seasonal colors add something special to outdoor portraits.
Planning Your Timeline at Brick and Beam
We don't publish generic timelines. They're useless without knowing your date. Here's why:
A 5pm ceremony works great in summer. In winter, it means dark portraits. Your timeline must match your actual date and what matters most to you.
Lighting & Golden Hour
Industrial venue with exposed brick and large windows. Natural light floods the space, especially in afternoon.
Time for Photos
We recommend 45-60 minutes for portraits at Brick and Beam, covering the main hall, brick walls, and surrounding urban area.
Venue Timing Notes
- Music curfew at 11pm
- Urban venue—industrial aesthetic
Build a Wedding Day Timeline for Brick and Beam
Every timeline we build starts from three anchors — your ceremony start time, sunset, and your exit. From there we plan the best light for portraits, family photos, and everything in between at Brick and Beam.
Build My Timeline →Planning a Wedding at Brick and Beam?
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