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Photo Sites in Fox Valley Area.. indoors too!

arteduc8arteduc8
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Hi everyone,  I'm 9 days away from my wedding and the weather forecast is finally including my day.... and as of now forecasting 85 and scattered thunderstorms.  I know its still a ways out to be accuratly predicting the weather, but it has me nervous. 

We had picked out several parks to do photography, weather permitting, including Fabyan Forest Preserve, Peck Farm Park, and the River Walk in Batavia.  Our ceremony is in Batavia and the reception is in North Auorora at FVCC.   We live in St. Charles.  Does anyone have any recommendations for some indoor backup sites for photography other than our ceremony venue?  I had my heart set on beautiful outdoor photography in nauture, but I better be prepared and have alternatives.  Thanks!
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Re: Photo Sites in Fox Valley Area.. indoors too!

  • arteduc8arteduc8
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    edited December 2011
    And now they are forecasting partly cloudy and 92... ugh!  If its not rain, it appears it might be a heat wave.  We could get some outdoor pics, but I don't want my makeup to sweat off before the ceremony... i
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  • AbbyjensenAbbyjensen member
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    edited December 2011
    Tryng to think of places... Can't off the top of my head! Maybe St. Pat's in St. Charles, but not sure how practical that is. Elgin Historic museum would make for some neat photos, or but is a bit far away. Hoping the weather is good!
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  • madeittothemoonmadeittothemoon
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    edited December 2011
    Not sure if Naperville is too far for you or not, but there are some gorgeous buildings in Naper SettlementSmile
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  • ProPlannerKyraProPlannerKyra
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    edited December 2011
    What about the Riverwalk in Downtown Naperville or the Downtown Batavia/Geneva areas (they have lots of little paths, bridges, and woodsy areas.
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