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Wedding Library Real Wedding
I promised some additional images of the wedding we coordinated this summer at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. The colors were yellow, butter and black, the weather was amazing and the vendors were wonderful. Mr. Boddington's Studio created the invitations we designed, the cake was Ron Ben-Israel. The bells were found on-line and the silhouettes were created at the Wedding Library. The bride found the beautiful French, Italian and Swiss ribbons and wore Lanvin. Charles, Sally & Charles seamlessly cater and coordinate the services of the Garden and are always amazing to work with. The floral design was by the amazing Matthew Robbins of Artfool. The images are breathtaking and romantic, thanks to Karen Hill. The best part of all was the amazing couple whom I'm happy to call friends!
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