For posting some of our pictures from Pauline and Dean’s stylish wedding at the Harold Pratt House:

http://blogs1.marthastewart.com/weddings/2010/01/event-style-real-wedding-nyc.html#more

Pauline, a designer for Anna Sui, fashioned her own dress, and Dean, a chef at Bar Boulud, brought an entire team of his chef friends to create the most memorably outstanding food we have ever experienced at a wedding! (Thank you, Pauline and Dean.)

What we love most about the Martha Stewart blog is that someone scanned these medium-format black and white prints with the black edge showing off the old-school KODAK 320TXP and ILFORD DELTA 3200PRO. Oh, how we love that stuff (the film , the edges, the good old days)!

Here, a few images of the exceedingly lovely Lisa and Jim. With classic beauty on their side, we decided their engagement pictures should look a little vintage. The session took place outside our home in the country.

Just mention the word zipline to me and I get a little giddy; I feel like I’m nine years old, back at ropes camp, eagerly awaiting my turn. So let’s just say I got a little excited about Lauren Edelstein and Brian Cleary’s wedding at the amazing Club Getaway in Kent, CT (renamed Camp Cleary for the weekend). Friends and family escaped here for a weekend of flying trapeze, rock climbing, waterskiing and wine tasting, capped off by an intimate wedding ceremony, dancing under a tent and late-night s’mores. 
Presents wrapped as care packages, wood paneling, so camp!