On opening day, September 1, 1928, the $2 million Loew’s Theatre, showed MGM’s movie Excess Baggage. In the Golden Age of Hollywood, movie theatres truly were palaces where moviegoers were king and queen. Named to the National Register of Historic Landmarks in 1982, The Louisville Palace is still a popular venue for movies during its summer series, but is more popular today for live entertainment and private events, including weddings and receptions. Drawing on the theatre’s rich history and current popularity, we staged a fashion fantasy at the Louisville Palace where the bride reigns supreme.