Madalyn & Jonathan Wedding - Chuppah - Guastavino's - by Joshua Zuckerman

Dramatic Modernity at Guastavino’s

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Madalyn and Jon said “I Do” under a breathtaking chuppah surrounded by loved ones, and danced the night away under a canopy of roses and candlelight.

 

Vendors

Venue: Guastavino’s

Photographer: Joshua Zuckerman

Videographer: Sunnyville Films

Bride’s Dress: Carolina Herrera

Bride’s Shoes: Rene Caovilla

Groom’s Tux: My Suit

Hair and Makeup: Glamsquad

Music: Element Music 

Sophia & Sam Wedding - Bride and Groom Portrait - Tribeca 360 NYC - by Shira Weinberger

Modern Elegance at Tribeca 360

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Sophia and Sam’s all white affair at Tribeca 360 was the epitome of elegance and modernity. Featuring sculptural centerpieces and a magical suspended orchid chandelier, their nuptials were truly stunning!

 

Vendors

Venue: Tribeca 360°

Day of Coordinator: Veil and Vinyls

Photographer: Shira Weinberger

Videographer: The Candi Project

Gown: Galia Lahav from Bridal Reflections NY

Tux: Tom Ford

Music & MCs: Sunny Choi, Shaheer Brewster, Renee Wong, Nightingale Jazz Band, Hank Lane

Invitations, Stationary & Signage: Love by Phoebe, Letterlust Design, Jenna and Jules Designs, I Do Wedding Decals

Jewelry: Thief Sample and William & Henri

Hair + Makeup: Miss Harlequin Makeup and Hair

Favors: Laduree & Rescue Flats

Officiant: Reverend Annie Lawrence

Blissful at Battery Gardens

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We’re fond of all white weddings, especially those with a modern twist! Jessica and Brian’s summertime affair at Battery Gardens was the epitome of modern chic.

Vendors

Venue: Battery Gardens

Photographer: Rebecca Yale

 

Geometric Glamour at the Green Building

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Ashley and Tiffany’s Brooklyn wedding at the Green Building featured geometric elements softened by a pastel palette. Their love was felt by the whole room as they tied the knot under a gorgeous suspended floral chandelier!

 

 

Ashley and Tiffany were amazing clients to work with! Tiffany had a very specific vision for her wedding decor, and carried elements throughout the whole affair that brought a beautiful softness to Brooklyn’s Green Building. The former brass foundry was built in 1889 and then converted into an event venue. Tiffany recalls how she and Rachel planned the florals for the space. “The venue is very rustic and I knew softening the floral color would bring a romantic feel to the space. I wanted the colors to be soft, however I left everything up to the creative direction of Rachel and her team as far as type of flowers would be used.”

 

Guests were treated to a stunning suspended floral chandelier under which Ashley and Tiffany exchanged vows. The rounded chandelier was created using lush and voluminous hydrangea for the base, several varieties of white, cream, blush and pink roses, pink carnations, cafe au lait dahlias and greenery.

 

Tiffany and Ashley carried geometric shapes throughout several of the wedding details to bring cohesion to the decor. It started with a gorgeous geometric invitation by Amanda Day Rose. Interlocking triangles and squares were repeated on table numbers, menus, signage, the wedding cake. For the tablescape, we designed a mixture of pastel toned cafe au lait dahlias, ranunculus, garden roses and Phalaenopsis orchids in terrarium and square glass vases that created a rustic feel across their long tables.

 

Tiffany recalls that her favorite moment of the night was actually after the wedding! Close family and friends of the brides went on a spontaneous karaoke outing. “Singing in our wedding attire was a perfect end to the night!”

Vendors

Venue: The Green Building
Photographer: Amber Gress Photography
Cake: Nine Cakes 
Dress: Jean Ralph Thurin
Tuxedo: Indochino
Shoes: Bagdley Mischka & Zara
Bridesmaids’ Dresses: David’s Bridal
Groomsmens’ Tuxedos: ASOS
Lighting: Universal Light & Sound
Favors: Bride’s Mom
Rings: Blue Nile Diamond
Makeup: Kleur Moi
Hair: Tiarra Monet
Music: DJ Peter Parker
Invitations: Amanda Day Rose & Sincerely Amy
Place Cards + Table Cards: Lauren Heim Studio
Officiant: Reverend Deborah Roth

Madalyn & Jonathan Wedding - Reception - Guastavino's - by Joshua Zuckerman

Weddings

Madalyn And Jon’s Dramatic Reception at Guastavino’s

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Madalyn & Jonathan Wedding - Reception - Guastavino's - by Joshua Zuckerman

Madalyn & Jonathan Wedding – Reception – Guastavino’s – by Joshua Zuckerman

 

Watching two people start their new life together is one of the best things about weddings. And let’s not forget about the post-ceremony celebrations! For their Guastavino’s reception, Madalyn and Jon underscored the venue’s magnificent interior with décor that was high-impact, yet sophisticated. Still, the night’s mood was joyous and full of energy with guests partying well into the late hours. Here’s the final chapter of Madalyn and Jon’s Bride & Blossom wedding story.

Part 4: Reception, Card Table, and Dance Floor

After Madalyn and Jon said “I do”, festivities got underway with a cocktail hour. “For the reception, I knew that I wanted to have the ceremony flowers suspended over the dance floor,” Madalyn says. While everyone was busy raising their glasses to the newlyweds, the Lucite chuppah was removed to reveal a gorgeous hanging floral chandelier that casted an enchanted air over the rest of the evening.
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Madalyn & Jonathan Wedding - Chuppah - Guastavino's - by Joshua Zuckerman

Weddings

Featured Bride Madalyn On Her Breathtaking Chuppah

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Madalyn & Jonathan Wedding - Chuppah - Guastavino's - by Joshua Zuckerman

Madalyn & Jonathan Wedding – Chuppah – Guastavino’s – by Joshua Zuckerman

 

We love when a bride puts a unique spin on wedding traditions. Symbolizing the home of the soon-to-be newlyweds, the chuppah is one of the most important aspects of the Jewish wedding ceremony. It also lets the bride be creative with décor, and express their personality and style. This week, we talked with our featured bride Madalyn about her breathtaking Lucite and suspended floral chuppah.

Part 3: Ceremony

When guests began arriving at Guastavino’s for Madalyn and Jon’s wedding, New York City was in the midst of its first snowfall of the season. Everyone was more than happy to take cover inside the warm, picturesque venue, but what they were about to see would exceed all expectations.
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