Fairytale wedding at the Grand Ballroom of The Plaza in New York City ... |
Continuing our celebration of our New York City launch, today we showcase a trio of luxury wedding vendors. New York City photographer, Terry Gruber of Gruber Photographers, shared this wonderful photograph from the wedding of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones that was held at The Plaza Hotel. What a joyful moment it captures! (Terry also supplied us with our New York landing page image as well!). One can only imagine all the thousands and thousands of wedding receptions that have been celebrated in this historic hotel. Think of all the love, laughter and cherished memories that make... |
I just returned from an incredibly busy trip to New York City, where I shot engagement connection sessions with two of my 2009 wedding clients, and I also helped shoot a stunning wedding in Manhattan on Saturday. What a wonderful city! While I was there, I also did a bit of pleasure shooting while getting lost for an hour or so in the meatpacking district, and also took some photographs in between a session on the Brooklyn Bridge. I can’t wait to share photographs from the sessions soon, but given that I’ve just returned, here are a few rare personal photos that also provided some inspirat... |
This adorable map just makes me want to take a vacation to New York! The cool colors look so lovely and I adore the city skyline icon at the bottom of the map!No matter how many maps we do of New York City, each one is special and unique. How great is it that the couple is getting married right in Bryant Park?... |
"One belongs to New York instantly, one belongs to it as much in five minutes as in five years."~thomas wolfe. . . a few summer weekends ago, spent a few hot and hazy days in new york city, days filled with early morning swims, bellinis and brunches and sundrenched terraces, afternoon markets and dusky shops with herringbone floors, glasses of perfectly chilled champagne and red velvet cupcakes, sunset in the park and long, lingering moments soaking in the intoxicating energy all around, leaving with memories of dinner on the very last night among topiaries and carrera -- oysters to start, fo... |
New York photographer Brian Dorsey, one of our new StrictlyWeddings.com New York partners, just sent us these great engagement photos that we wanted to share. Wedding couples today are working with their photographers to come up with such fun engagement photos (while not loosing the romance). We just love these! ... |
I photographed Barbara & Simon’s engagement photos and we just had so much fun going around New York for some fun and interesting images. We started at Lincoln Center, headed east to Columbus Circle, took some photos on a lovely bridge in Central Park and finished up along Park Avenue where there were these adorable sheep sculptures. There are more images on our blog at Here Lily... |
Yesterday I was riding the subway from Brooklyn to Manhattan and noticed that I was the only person on the entire train wearing a colorful jacket (bright yellow, no less). But I was able to spot some color on the streets, which soothed my senses. ... |
Manhattan to become a mecca of elopement? Maybe! Manhattan’s new Marriage Bureau is, unlike it’s drab predecessor, a 24,000-square-foot wedding palace complete with chandeliers, bronze counters, and marble columns every bit as shiny as a Las Vegas express lane wedding chapel. You can get more than just a $35 marriage license at the Marriage Bureau, however. For $25, a clerk of the city will perform your wedding ceremony, making this (I think) the only one-stop wedding destination in NYC. Then there are the wedding accessories. Nine bucks will buy you an elasticized wedding band complet... |
The Wedding Library is pleased to announce that we have formed a partnership with the Museum of the City of New York as their exclusive booking agent and event planner for weddings. We are delighted to help make one of the most elegant landmark buildings on Fifth Avenue more accessible to brides. Give us a call for a private tour and more information on the available party spaces. Claudia Hanlin: 212.327.0100As guests enter the Museum from Fifth Avenue, they step into the newly restored marble rotunda, the highlight of the grand Georgian-style building. The front terrace can be tented... |