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Josh and Esther had such a cool wedding. It was an amazing blend of cultures and tradition. The ketubah was written in English and Chinese, there was a ring blessing, a tea ceremony and the breaking of the glass, which they did together. And the view! Incredible… Many thanks to the talented Lizz Kuehl of This is a Love for shooting with me. Her shots are mixed in throughout the post.
Jen and Mike are two of the best people we have had the pleasure of meeting and we were so excited to shoot their wedding. They had a gorgeous ceremony and reception at The Water’s Edge, which was also the perfect place to watch the crazy blizzard come in across the water…
Josette and Patrick were married at the Mountain Spring Lake Resort in Reeders, PA on a beautiful fall day. It can’t go without mentioning that Josette did all her own flowers, designed and created her invites and programs and she and Patrick created all the centerpieces for the tables and the favors. These two are amazing and we wish them a lifetime of happiness and love…
MaryEllen and Damien were married at the Crystal Plaza in Livingston, New Jersey and it couldn’t have been a more beautiful day. We were so excited to shoot this wedding after having a blast shooting MaryEllen and Damien’s engagement session last year. Congrats!
Lisa and Max were married in Brooklyn. There were blessings under the chuppah and the most breathtakingly beautiful Havdalah service and exchange of rings outside in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Guests were led to and from the park by groomsmen and family members with guitars playing “All You Need Is Love” by the Beatles. Amazing…
Devon and Rob got married in Brooklyn Bridge Park and had an amazingly fun reception at Galapagos Art Space that was full of tasty food (a Waffles and Dinges truck came!) and awesome tunes. However, it was Piper, the ridiculously sweet pup you’ll see featured below, who really stole the show… Wishing Devon and Rob all the best! xo
What would you do if there was a mandatory evacuation of your wedding venue the day before your wedding and a ton of your extended family had already flown in from out of the country to be with you?
Horrifying question, isn’t it?
Maureen and Rob were scheduled to be married on Saturday afternoon in Zone A of Hurricane Irene’s impending NYC arrival, and after we heard about the mandatory evacuation we nervously waited to hear from them. The call came at 3pm on Friday, and Maureen asked if we could be there in two hours because the priest said he’d marry them at the rehearsal. Game on. What we witnessed from then on was pure magic and love: family members stepped in to do hair and makeup, organize the reception and make the night work. The Hank Lane Band quickly put together a band for the evening and Scaletta hosted the evening at a moments notice… Maureen was the loveliest bride and we were so impressed with her calm and sweetness and the fact that the only tears we saw all night were tears of joy and appreciation…
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