An Oscar de la Renta Bride for a Timelessly Romantic Jewish Wedding at The Muttontown Club, Long Island, New York, USA
Ketubah
Having our Ketubah hand-calligraphed and painted was very important to us – a way to make a sacred symbol of our love truly one-of-a-kind. Finding an artist who could bring this vision to life was not easy, but we were incredibly lucky to discover Elena at Once Upon a Paper.
Elena worked with us to create a piece that is as unique as our relationship, a beautiful piece work of art that captures both the beauty of our vows and significance of the moment. Today, it hangs in our dining room, a reminder of that special day and a lasting homage to a seminal moment in our lives.
From the start, Laurel and Jack knew they wanted a hand-calligraphed and painted ketubah, and they found the perfect artist to bring their dreams to life in Smashing The Glass Recommended Vendor Elena Berlo of Once Upon a Paper. Elena worked with the couple to create a unique piece of art that they proudly hang in their living room as a reminder of their special day and their commitment to each other. Don’t miss it in the wonderful photos from Jonathan Scott!
Videography – Olmsted Films
Ketubah – Once Upon a Paper {offers 10% discount to all members of Smashing The Glass’s Brides Club}
Venue – The Muttontown Club
Bride’s dress & veil – Oscar de la Renta
After-party dress – Zimmermann
Earrings – David Yurman
Engagement ring and wedding bands – Sophie’s Creations
Bride’s shoes – Gianvito Rossi from Saks
After-party shoes – Aquazurra from Saks
Groom’s attire – Zegna and Allen Edmonds
Flowers – Adrian B Event Design
DJ – Brooklyn Sound of Hank Lane Music and Guy Goresh
Catering & cake – Esprit Events
Stationery/Invitation – Inklinations and Bella Figura
Crest design – Lauren Q Design Studio