
Sydney and Delilah’s August wedding showed both sides of Tribeca Rooftop: a bright, intentional indoor ceremony and an open-air cocktail hour overlooking Lower Manhattan.

Alexandra and Ryan’s August Whitby Castle wedding moved from quiet getting-ready photographs and portraits beneath the trees to a castle-backed lawn ceremony and energetic ballroom reception.

Liz and Austin’s late-May wedding at The Mill Lakeside Manor featured a garden first look, an outdoor lakeside ceremony, a bright ballroom reception, and sunset portraits above the water.

Colette and Cameron’s spring Metropolitan Club wedding brought together quiet preparations, a library ketubah signing, a floral chuppah, portraits around the marble staircase, and a packed New York dance floor.

Casey and Jacob’s summer wedding at Pleasantdale Chateau in West Orange, New Jersey—from quiet getting-ready moments and garden portraits to their flower-filled ceremony and energetic ballroom reception.

Erika and Eric’s Whitby Castle wedding paired a quiet first look beneath the trees with an outdoor ceremony, portraits around the castle, and a full ballroom celebration.

Yasmin and Tim’s Hudson House wedding paired an outdoor ceremony and waterfront portraits with Manhattan skyline views, sunset light, and a lively reception.

Jacqueline and Sandy’s wedding at The Conservatory used the venue’s bright indoor setting for their ceremony, portraits, reception, and an energetic dance floor.

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