This couple, this wedding, this city… it’s all coming together for a modern shindig that is about to rock your world. We are talking heart-infused greatness crafted by DM Events who made their previous inspiration come to life. And then there’s Carla Ten Eyck who’s photography we la la love so very much. Now add to that jaw-dropping New York Cityscapes and you have this. This perfectly perfect modern affair. Valentine’s Day may be over but heart-inspired details are alive and well. See them all here!














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From Carla of Carla Ten Eyck… Martin and I were in the same Photo 1 class at Rochester Institute of Technology back in 1991 and have remained close friends EVER SINCE! I have since photographed three of our classmate’s weddings all over the country, and Martin was the last one in our group to be married. One of the group photos is all of our friends from RIT with our spouses. To be a part of his wedding was an incredible honor. You will see a lot of me in the photos, as I was both a guest and the photographer! I brought in my reinforcements, the amazing Mike Romano and super sweet Julie Morawski, so I could do double duty. The highlight of the day was the impromptu stop at the Shake Shack in Madison Square Park in the city. The Shake Shack was so sweet, and brought over a celebratory prosecco on the house!
From Dawn + Melina of DM Events… We fell in love with Pam & Martin’s creativity right from the start! Their style of Scandinavian-meets-Valentine’s Day was totally unique, and we had a blast creating their special day. They are both creative people, so we knew we had to really account for every design detail. We started with a totally white palette – white chairs, white linen, white chargers, white flowers. Then we added small, but bold, pops of color in the chair and table number designs – possibly our two favorite elements! The table numbers were created using arrangements of candles in the center of the table on a red lacquer tray wrapped with gunmetal stationery bearing a painted number. We love that Pam and Martin trusted us to go outside the box to create a centerpiece without flowers! To soften the look, we added a grouping of lush white flowers to either side of the table number and filled it in with tons of candles! Hanging from the back of each white chair, we added a strand of red hearts — we are not sure this could have been any sweeter. With a wedding three days before Valentine’s Day, romance was certainly in the air.
As we worked on other details for the big day, we all kept talking about our love of the red lacquer trays, so we knew we were going to need more of them! In order to keep the simplicity of the design intact, we decided to use them sparingly, placing them on the escort card to display the amazing seating chart from Paperfinger and on the dessert bar (which was totally yummy!). The best part of the night was seeing Pam and Martin on the dance floor — at the end of the day, having fun with the one you love is what weddings are all about!
Wedding Photography: Carla Ten Eyck / Ceremony: Grace Church in New York, New York / Reception: Trump SoHo in New York, New York / Event Planning, Design + Flowers: DM Events / Wedding Cake: Nine Cakes / Dessert Bar: Trump SoHo / DJ: Jason Fioto of Generation Events / Wedding Invitations: Lion in the Sun / Escort Cards + Place Cards: Paperfinger / Heart Garland: thePathLessTraveled / Wedding Dress: Monique Lhuillier via Kleinfeld Bridal / Bride’s Fur: Kenna-T via Nordstrom /Bride’s Shoes: Jimmy Choo / Hair + Makeup: Erika Franco
Lovely! We're definitely fans of that simple yet elegant cake, and if we're not mistaken, those spires look like Grace Church in the city...
This is all so stylish and beautiful!! What gorgeous details and what a fabulous overall effect, one of the most fabulous wedding shoots I've seen in a while!
Pam: I want to steal your shoes, they are gorgeous. . . and after I do that those desserts look amazing and perfect for the dessert I'm craving ;P
Gotta love a NYC stylish wedding. Love the picture of them with the street and grey skies in the backdrop. Really like the red and grey graphic theme, and the ampersand letterpress stationery is so gorgeous. Oh and that cake that cake!
What unique details! I love the invitation suite and the lighting in the venue is stunning.
I die for that ceiling! New Yorkers have such style!! Oh how I love this wedding!
The pictures are really awesome. I also loved the wedding cake looks very sweet and elegant. The invitation is an eye-catcher too.
Annabella Merlin
The little initial sculptures are adorable gifts! Who is the vendor?
Love seeing you get in on some of the fun, Carla!
Thanks for all the kind comments! The metal initials were crafted by Gauge NYC (http://gaugenyc.com/ )
Your wedding blog inspires me.. I am due to get married this year in Long Island, NY and I am constantly finding ideas/ways to have a fabulous but yet budget friendly wedding.
nice perfume pick! my wedding perfume too :)
Omigoodness, I can't get enough of this wedding! From that fabulous cake, to the dramatic ceiling, to those invites, to the simple heart bunting on the back of the chairs...perfection. I am also in love with the bride's style...love how she rocked that pony and red lips!
Is that the Miranda dress by ML? Beautiful!
Gorgeous! They make hearts look so chic!
This is so beautiful I love how you took the theme of NYC and created such an eloquent slide of wedding pictures Bravo!
This is so beautiful I love how you took the theme of NYC and created such an eloquent slide of wedding pictures. also the scheme pattern is perfect it really created such a delicate ambiance. Bravo!
What a gorgeous banquet room! That ceiling has me enchanted! And the cake is super cute!
@Katie: I'm double-checking with Carla about the wedding dress style name. Hopefully we hear back soon!
Can you tell me where you got the letter initials on the place settings? Love them!
@Katie - That is, in fact, Miranda! Thanks everyone for all the love. <3
Loved the cookie cutters, and the ceiling of the reception venue! Dramatic! I also loved the ponytail and the "fur" coat on the bride! It's so nice when I see something different than a strapless gown and prom updo! Of course, NYC makes a pretty cool backdrop in the pictures too!
@Alexis: I've sent an email to figure out where the letters are from. We should hear back soon. Thanks!
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March 5, 2012 at 9:21 am
@Alexis - We got the awesome metal initials from Gauge NYC (http://gaugenyc.com/ ) |
Eddye! It was such a fun wedding, the Dj was amazing! Thank you again for such a great feature!! XOXO
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