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Wedding at Valley Rock Inn

Jordan and Mike had their wedding at Valley Rock Inn in Sloatsburg, NY. One of my absolute favorite venues, it’s a gem of a spot that is hidden away from the rest of the world. They opted to have all white florals for their personals and ceremony, which then transitioned into a beautiful display of color during the reception. Perfectly photographed by JacPFef.

 

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Sarah and Josh | Bakerhouse1650 Wedding

Sarah and Josh didn’t let the pandemic put a damper on their excitment to get married. Instead of holding a grand affair, they opted for an intimate, 3-day event, at a beautiful restored mansion in the Hamptons. Bakerhouse1650 was the background of the wedding, but also served as our inspiration for the design.

Using the venue’s palette of greens and whites, we created a garden-like look for their ceremony. The dinner reception, held outside in a pretty day in May, showcased a sparkling light tunnel.

The groom’s love of cars was seen through these amazing cocktail napkins that we custom designed. For an extra personal touch, we used their logo on the car door.

Along with Michelle Edgemont Design as Event Designer and Florist, here’s the group of pros that made this amazing day happen:

Planner Emlan Events | Photographer Loreto Cacares | Catering Acquolina | Videographer McKenzie Miller | Venue Bakerhouse 1650 | Tent Sperry Hamptons | Lighting Matt Murphy Lighting | Stationery Gus & Ruby | Hair Andrea Tobey | Makeup Alexa Rae | Bridal Dress Danielle Frankel | Groom Attire Esq

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Wedding at Current / Shanna and Aaron

Shanna and Aaron were married at Current at Chelsea Piers in NYC. As their event designer and florist, we worked with them to incorporate their love for NYC, touches of a modern Palm Spring vibe, and his Japanese heritage into an amazing celebration. We LOVE an excuse to use giant tropical leaves and king protea in any event.

On their invites, we used the greenery that would be showcased throughout their wedding day flowers mixed with modern typography and a vintage photograph of their wedding venue. That envelope liner shows guests what Chelsea Piers used to look like way back when.

The groom’s mother hand folded 1000 paper cranes to use as a backdrop on their chuppah, decorated with oversized palms and kings protea.

AND THOSE BRIDESMAIDS BOUQUETS. The coolest greenery bridesmaids bouquets let the bride’s oversized bouquet shine in all of their group shots.

Event Design and Flowers by Michelle Edgemont Design. Photos by Sarah Tew Photography. Wedding at Current.

 

 

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