It’s time to begin another week-long journey in wedding wonderland! Perhaps you are even off today and get to enjoy today’s journey in your PJ’s, coffee in hand!. PJ’s or not, we’ll start the day off in the inspiring city that never sleeps. When two talented NYC landscape architects decide to tie the knot, you just know it will be stylish and sophisticated. Personal and intimate, this wedding, beautifully captured by Megan Greenlee Photography, embraces the wonderful blend of the couple’s love of nature and their city life. I must say, it’s definitely darling. Want to get your week off to a fabulous start? Be sure to check out the full gallery of beautiful images.
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From the Bride…Our wedding developed after we visited some traditional venues, and some not so traditional venues, in the New York City area as well as in some of our favorite family destinations. After considering a few of these locations, none of them were really us. We met in the city and it turned out that we were most comfortable planning an event close to home, so we started looking locally. That’s when we started to research the Jefferson Market Garden. It was where we met for one of our first dates and we loved that it was such a welcoming, but intimate space, in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city. We’ve always enjoyed the outdoors and it gave us the kind of exposure to nature that we wanted for our ceremony, but within walking distance of our home. It sinuously blended our lifestyle with our inherent love of nature.
Once we settled on the garden, we set out to find a reception venue that was consistent with the small-scale, intimate theme. We knew we didn’t want a blowout wedding, but an event where we knew each of our guests on a personal level, and would have the opportunity to interact with them. While shying away from the time consuming reception traditions, we decided to do a cocktail hour where our guests could mingle and a sit down dinner that allowed for close, easy conversations. Eliminating the cake cutting, first dance and bouquet toss, etc. we were afforded the opportunity to share our evening with the ones we love.
Photography: Megan Greenlee Photography / Ceremony: Jefferson Market Garden / Reception: Bar Blanc Restaurant / Cake: Bar Blanc Restaurant / Coordination: James Norton (Day-Of Event Coordinator) / Hair and Make-up: Bride and Sister of the Bride / Bride’s Dress: Paloma Blanca / Bride’s Shoes: J Crew / Flowers: Bloomster Floral Design / Music: Venus Ensembles (Ceremony) / Invitations: Bella Figura / Rings: Arthur Groom & Company / Groom’s Suit: Jack Victor / Groom’s Tie and Accessories: Barneys New York
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That reception venue is to die for. Love the upholstery and frames on the wall!
Love the photography Megan. Beautiful job!!!
Gorgeous images. The last photo is simply stunning.
Wow, these photos are beautiful! You really captured the mood and essence of this gorgeous wedding!
Thank you! You all are the best:)
Wow, these images are so natural and artistic. They don't seem forced.
LOVE this wedding. Megan, the last image is so magical.
I love the bride's portrait, dress and flowers!
LOVE that bouquet!!!
What a beautiful bride and groom!! Those floral arrangements are absolutely gorgeous! Her dress, the centerpieces, the bottles, the chalkboard seating chart, love it!! Congrats, you two!
Thank you to Style Me Pretty for your beautiful layout and the talented other vendors' contributions to this special wedding. But, most importantly, thank you to the bride and groom, Terrie and Eric, for having me capture this wonderful day in their lives--it is a blessing to share this day with such lovely people:) They are a very gifted team of landscape architects and team together in life.
That bouquet is absolutely gorgeous and the venues stunning-what a lovely wedding and beautiful photography.
I love the theme and the color. The effects also created some dramatic mood. Well done!