New York City wedding, proposal, engagement, kids, family and boudoir photography

Pellegrini Vineyards wedding in Cutchogue, New York

October 10, 2008

Amy and Harlan got married at Pellegrini Vineyard just as the sun was setting.

The day was full of unique details and elements that really showed off the couple’s personality.

Pellegrini Vineyards wedding in Cutchogue, New York

The couple’s son, Porter, was the ring bearer.

The gorgeous bouquets and floral pieces were by Lovin’ Over Floral Designs.

Porter kept blowing on Amy’s bouquet like it was birthday cake with candles. Too cute!

The couple decided to have a cheese cake instead of a traditional wedding cake. Four different kind of cheese wheels were stacked and decorated. It looked amazing!

Elegant Eating catered the wedding and they were phenomenal.

Amy and Harlan have a great taste in music and their reception music reflected that well.

They had a band and a DJ: Hydroyum and DJ Brandon.

Amy and Harlan both sang a song to each other.

Congratulations Amy and Harlan. It was an amazing wedding and I had a great time photographing it!

Pellegrini Vineyards wedding in Cutchogue, New York by Mariann Szucs ~ Blue Daisy Weddings

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Westmount Country Club fall wedding in New Jersey

October 9, 2008

Connie and Tom had their outside ceremony and reception at the Westmount Country Club in New Jersey.

The perfect weather let us do all the formal portraits outside at the Lambert Castle which was a great backdrop for photos.

The vibe in the groom’s room is always so different from the bride’s. Here is Tom with his dad and brother.

Tom and Connie’s first meeting – I love this series!

Connie and Tom incorporated the Chinese tea ceremony into their wedding ceremony.

The officiant was Connie’s brother, Eddie, and the couple wrote their own vows.

The tables were named after movies and shows the couple played roles in.

Connie and Tom’s first dance started out as slow swing then half way into the dance it turned into a surprise cha cha. They did a fantastic job!

The always excellent Eturnity Band provided the music.

Connie and Tom had a slide show made from family and childhood photos.

Tom surprised Connie with a special song dedicated to her.

Make up and hair by the wonderful Sachiko Yanase.

Flowers by Pedestals Florist.

Connie’s custom wedding gown was made by Atelier Elen Paumere Couture.

Custom stationary design and event coordination by Limor and Monica from Koru Event Design.

Congratulations to Connie and Tom, a very special couple!

Westmount Country Club fall wedding in New Jersey by Mariann Szucs ~ Blue Daisy Weddings

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Stroudsmoor Country Inn wedding in the Poconos, Pennsylvania

October 8, 2008

Ginger and Andrew, a Manhattan couple, chose the picturesque natural setting of the Stroudsmoor Country Inn in Pennsylvania for their wedding ceremony and reception. The outside ceremony site was overlooking the Pocono mountains.

Congratulations and warmest wishes to Ginger and Andrew!!

Stroudsmoor Country Inn wedding in the Poconos, Pennsylvania by Mariann Szucs ~ Blue Daisy Weddings

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New York Public Library engagement session in Manhattan, NYC

October 7, 2008

Amber and Bob wanted to have their engagement portraits taken at locations that express their personalities.

Being a teacher and a writer, they thought the New York public library is the perfect spot and being nature lovers Central Park was a great second location.

Amber and Bob – thank you for a great and fun afternoon!

New York Public Library engagement session in Manhattan, NYC

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Rockleigh Country Club Korean wedding in Rockleigh, New Jersey

October 2, 2008

Christine and Ted tied the knot during a beautiful outside ceremony at the Rockleigh Country Club. The traditional Korean Paebaek and reception followed the ceremony.