Thursday, March 27, 2014

JC Lemon Photography


Jon and I have worked together on a few different weddings and I've loved his work!  Jon captures inspiring moments as a photographer for weddings, elopements and engagements.  Below are some samples of his photos.





Jon Lemon
website:  http://jclemon.com
email: sayhi@jclemon.com
phone: 917-373-0339

Friday, March 21, 2014

Interview with Urbanette Magazine

Urbanette Magazine recently interviewed Kim Worley about her experiences as a wedding officiant in New York.  Check out the interview here!





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Thursday, March 13, 2014

Michelle Edgemont-Florist




I worked with Michelle at Elise and Mitch's wedding at The Liberty House in Brooklyn.  She was so talented!  She had the best boutonniere's I've ever seen.  Here's a few shots of her work.  Check out her website for all of your floral needs.

Michelle Edgemont
Phone: 646-553-1594
Email: michelle@michelleedgemont.com
Website: http://michelleedgemont.com

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Ring Warming Ceremony


Often times couples like to include a unity ceremony into their wedding.  There are many unique ways to do unity ceremonies for celebrations big and small but this one is a perfect way to include your guests into your ceremony.  It makes for a very inclusive element of the ceremony and further connects the couple with their loved ones in attendance.  

The idea is simple: the officiant makes an announcement prior to the start of the wedding to explain that the wedding bands will be passed around to each guest during the ceremony.  Just prior to the ring exchange, guests are invited to hold the ring and to silently offer a blessing or wish for the newlyweds, then pass them on to the next guest.  Once everyone has had a turn, the rings are returned to the officiant for the ring exchange.  This intimate exchange injects all of the loving energy of the couple’s friends and family into the rings that they’ll be wearing for a lifetime. 

Creative, inclusive and simple, this makes a great addition to weddings!