Setting the Scene

When guests stepped into the Grand Hall at Indianapolis Union Station, it felt like walking into a living postcard of history. The Romanesque arches, stained-glass windows, and warm amber lighting created a glow that was both elegant and inviting. Every detail of the night reflected the couple’s vision — a day built around love, laughter, and authentic moments.

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This was a celebration that perfectly balanced classic grandeur with modern joy — a story that unfolded naturally beneath one of the most iconic ceilings in Indiana.


The Toasts: Heartfelt, Funny, and Real

The toasts at the Mason-Pate wedding struck that perfect balance of humor and heart. Guests shared stories that had everyone smiling one moment and misty-eyed the next — proof of how much love surrounded the newlyweds.

Each speech carried its own rhythm — a touch of nostalgia, a spark of laughter, and an unmistakable sense of joy. The warmth that filled the Grand Hall lingered long after the last glass was raised, setting the tone for the next chapter — the dances.

First Dances & Parent Dances: Moments of Grace

As the music began and lights softened, the newlyweds shared a graceful first dance beneath the soaring arches of Union Station. Their movement was fluid and heartfelt, every step illuminated by the glow of chandeliers and soft amber uplighting.

Parent dances followed — each one filled with quiet pride and emotion. The lighting, the architecture, and the emotion of the moment came together beautifully — a reminder that sometimes, music says everything words can’t.

Open Dance Floor: Let the Fun Begin

At first, the dance floor took its time waking up. Guests lingered over dessert and conversation, enjoying that easy comfort of reconnecting after years apart.

But once a few brave dancers made their move, everything changed. The energy built song by song — fast hits, slow favorites, line dances, and laughter that echoed under the arches. The DJ read the crowd perfectly, adjusting the vibe until the perfect rhythm filled the room.

The Venue: Union Station’s Timeless Charm

From the outside, Union Station’s red-brick and granite “headhouse,” completed in 1888, speaks to its storied past — a Romanesque Revival landmark proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Step inside, and the Grand Hall reveals itself in all its glory — soaring arches, a vaulted glass-barrel ceiling, wagon-wheel windows, and a sense of history that you can feel in the air.

As part of the Crowne Plaza Indianapolis – Union Station complex, the venue offers more than 55,000 square feet of event space, supported by full-service catering and production teams who know how to bring the grandeur to life.

Imagine your own celebration glowing under that same light — a legacy in motion, a story that becomes part of the building’s history. Union Station isn’t just a venue — it’s an experience you’ll never forget.

Final Thoughts

The Mason-Pate wedding at Union Station captured everything a great celebration should — elegance, emotion, and moments that simply felt real. From heartfelt toasts to those late-night dance-floor smiles, the night told a story of connection and joy that guests will remember for years.

Under those century-old arches, love didn’t just echo — it soared. And for everyone there, it was a reminder that the best nights are the ones that feel completely, unmistakably alive.

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