The Cambria Hotel Magnificent Mile wedding was a memorable event. Felix and Fingers love performing downtown Chicago. Your guests will adore the free style vibe at the Cambria Hotel Chicago. Moreover, the views are breathtaking. Congratulations Katherine and Ian!
An Unforgettable Cambria Hotel Magnificent Mile Wedding
The Cambria Hotel Magnificent Mile wedding had amazing views of downtown Chicago! If you are searching for an unforgettable wedding, look no further than the Cambria Chicago Magnificent Mile Hotel. In addition to a superior Ballroom, 52 Eighty has breathtaking views on the rooftop. Katherine and Ian specifically chose 52 Eighty to say their “I Do’s” in the company of 30 guests. With this intention, the Chicago Skyline served as a permanent backdrop for their wedding. If you are interested in reserving a wedding venue at the Cambria Hotel Magnificent Mile click here.
Good Laughs Great Experience
Felix and Fingers performed on the rooftop patio next to the indoor bar. From time to time Felix and Fingers receive special requests. For example, Katherine and Ian requested a solo piano with drums. With this in mind, Felix and Fingers highly recommend this set up. In other words, when a client wants to save money and receive an amazing experience, this is our best package deal!
After a spectacular buffet dinner, guests were ready to hit the dance floor. On the other hand, there was one particular guest who had other ideas. Surely you don’t often see a T-rex running loose on a rooftop patio in the city? Well, we did. One of the guests dressed up like a T-rex and pulled off some hilarious moves. Hence, everyone joined in to encourage great memories. Of course, with the ongoing laughter, Felix and Fingers couldn’t resist playing a techno pop version of Jurassic Park!
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If you are interested in Felix and Fingers performing at your next special event please email the at info@felixandfinger.com or click here for their contact page. We look forward to hearing from you soon!
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