September 8, 2010

When you think of November, don’t you wish for delicate dogwood blossoms and the sun’s golden rays? Our Bat Mitzvah girl had such a bright smile that event designer Brian Kappra was only too happy to provide the joys of Spring for her Fall Bat Mitzvah.
Photos courtesy of Phil Kramer.
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August 11, 2010

“Old Hollywood glamour with a tailored edge” were the words enthusiastically spoken by the bride. Our wispy champagne organza linens, clear lucite chairs and cut crystal vases made this traditionally elegant hotel wedding “pretty in pink” from start to finish.
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July 28, 2010

Well, if the country club ladies popping their heads in and gasping out loud in gleeful delight were any indication, it’s that our hot pink and orange bat mitzvah for Sydney was SPOT ON fabulous!
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July 22, 2010

Oh, how we L-O-V-E anything black & white! It’s a bold duo, always classic and infinitely dramatic. Pair it with bright yellow and, well, the world goes happy.
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July 15, 2010

The glamorous wedding we designed for nightclub owners, Jennifer and Bryan, certainly rocked OUR world from start to finish with its dramatic crystal and orchid ceremony setting to the gorgeous Ron Ben-Israel wedding cake.
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June 28, 2010

There’s just something about these sweet photographs that really bring to mind just how important it is to make time for “couple shots” in your busy wedding day schedule. Before you set the timeline, we suggest you speak at length with your photographer on what they NEED to get the photos you’ve hired them for! For instance, some photographers request an hour or 90 minutes of time to shoot the bride and groom interacting together – once they’re dressed! Not after the ceremony. Other photographers may ask for two solid hours of time or a fast 45 minutes. Point it, ASK. The photographs of the two of you are personal, intimate photographs that are crucial in telling the story of your wedding day. Just like the wedding in general, YOU determine the style and mood of how the day is portrayed. If posed and formal photography is your thing, by all means, embrace it with gusto! If you prefer an edgy, fashion-based photographic style, we’re certain there’s a photographer out there for you. Like most couples, Jennifer and Andrew understood that storytelling might cross over into every imaginable style to reflect the various aspects of the weddng day as it unfolded. The ending result was an accurate depiction of where they came from and who they are as a couple - playful, loving and passionate.
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May 26, 2010

The months of May and June are not only reserved for weddings. Graduation parties, like this Crimson & Blue dinner for Kara, also bring families together in celebration.
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