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Category: new york engagement photos
i wanted to share some of the wonderful images that matt (one of our principle photographers) shot of vanessa and stephen’s wedding on behalf of the studio. matt’s been shooting with us for years and has shot many events on his own for us so i thought it about time i give credit its due and give him his own blog entry.
vanessa, wanted to do some shots in the meat packing district so she got ready at the hotel gansevoort. of course, she was just beautiful.
and they wanted to grab a shot as they headed uptown as well. can you identify the location?
a great looking couple – and a special thanks to matt for an outstanding job on their wedding.
You may remember Rumi and Stephen from our engagement session awhile back up at The Cloisters. Well Rumi’s mother consulted the calendar and Rumi’s Happy Day in Japan was 5/17/08 so that’s when they choose to have their wedding.
On her wedding day, Rumi decided to get ready at the Hotel Gansevoort in the Meatpacking District.
Stephen and The Boys took the scenic route…
Below her father waits for the last guests to arrive before bringing Rumi into the church.
She and Stephen share a moment while the Abercrombie and Fitch guy lies stunned watching them.
How cute are the flowergirls in those dresses?
For a part of the reception, Rumi changed into a beautiful Kimono that required a dresser about 20 minutes to get her into. But it was stunning.
As was the view from the Manhattan Penthouse where the reception was held.
