The story of Simon and Liza's wedding goes a little something like this...A bridal bouquet was made...
but was missing a little something. So a little something was added, and the bouquet was complete...
...well not entirely complete. No bouquet is complete without a handle treatment, and some gratuitous modeling.
Containers, to numerous to count, waited to be filled. Vintage berry baskets, bottles, cans and boxes sat empty for days...
...slowly, things began to happen.
Berry baskets were filled with flowers...
...and planted with herbs...and a few veggies.
Vintage cans filled with flowers were babysat by Werepig, just waiting for something exciting to happen.
I arrived at the Barnard Inn, on Friday prepare to sew (yes, you read that correctly)...little did I know, I would be forced to take photos of chickens to numerous to mention. It soon became painfully obvious, that I like chickens.
While I sewed sweaters to trees...(you'll find out why in about 3 seconds...) Simon and Liza were involved in something pretty damn stylish...
...a traditional Korean wedding ceremony! A magical end to a Friday night!
The next day we packed up the van...and headed back to the Inn.
Liza looked stunning...
...as did the flower girls.
Seating cards were hung...
...menu cards were placed...
...and tables were dressed with flowers, candles and veggies galore!
Simon and Liza were married under a sweater bombed chuppah (thats were the sewing comes in)...
...and were officially man and wife (and really attractive).
Thus ending another weekend of a summer filled with love and folks in fancy clothes.
All obvious professional photos by the obscenely talented Noa Griffel
1 comment:
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