Eric & Amber planned a stunning wedding at The Metropolitan Club, a historic venue just off the Southeast corner of Central Park. I was particularly excited about this wedding not only because the venue itself is gorgeous and rich with atmosphere, but because Eric is a theatre director and clearly was bringing his sensibilities to the wedding planning process– everything from the everything from the groomsmen’s tuxedos (and Morning suits for the ceremony!) to the invitation suite were meticulously designed with an eye for theatrical detail. I started the day with Amber and her bridesmaids getting ready upstairs in the Club and then we took a round of pictures with the wedding party down in the Billiards room while the couple shared a private moment for their first look. After some photos in the library and rooftop balcony we took a walk across the street to Central Park and then loaded into cars to head to St. Jean Baptiste on the Upper East Side. What a gorgeous church this was–the ceremony was particularly moving as it was performed by Eric’s own father, who is a Deacon! Upon return to the Metropolitan Club guests were treated to a cocktail hour that concluded with a surprise dance performance before heading upstairs to the ballroom for dinner & dancing. Eric & Amber delighted onlookers with their incredible first dance choreography, and later on we were treated to a surprise performance by another dance troupe! The next morning their nuptials were announced in The New York Times Vows section, too. I could not be more thrilled for this wonderful couple– congratulations, Eric & Amber!
Vendor Credits:
Ceremony Location: St. Jean Baptiste Catholic Church
Reception Venue: The Metropolitan Club
Wedding Day-of Coordinator: Eileen, An Affair To Remember
Wedding gown: Augusta Jones
Bride’s shoes: Jimmy Choo
Bridesmaid dresses: Alfred Sung
Morning Suits: Baldwin Formals & Groomsmen’s Tuxes Ike Behar
Groom’s Custom Tux by Alton Lane
Videography: Amanda Rose Wilder
Makeup: Khadeen Ellis
Hair: New York Bridal Hair
Acrobats: Ken & Lani from 2ringcircus
Dancers: Jenny Rocha and Her Painted Ladies
Officiant: Deacon Paul Vitale (Father of the Groom)
Floral Design: Belle Fleur
Catering: The Metropolitan Club
Music: Gerard Carelli Orchestra
Rings: Elleven
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