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The perfect bouquet for your walk down the aisle is within reach! Here's what to know about the various arrangement styles.
A New Jersey couple deviated from a big-production wedding in favor of a celebration at Full Moon Resort, an idyllic escape surrounded by lush landscapes.
This local couple's micro-wedding at Liberty Street Bistro was full of love and romance as it honored a lasting relationship in Newburgh.
It's no secret that weddings can be costly. Here's where you can minimize expenses without sacrificing quality on your big day.
Angry Orchard hosted five micro-wedding ceremonies and receptions at its Walden cider house to celebrate the Twosday palindrome.
Fall in love with the fun-filled festival format of this naturalist ceremony and lively reception at Gather Greene in Coxsackie.
Cornwall natives Dina Ronsini and Emma Sobocinski serve custom sips at weddings and events from their mobile cocktail bar Traveling Spirits.
With micro-weddings popping up throughout the Hudson Valley during the pandemic, these trends are perfect to make your ceremony special.
Skip the standard bouquet in favor of these nature-inspired arrangements and centerpieces designed by talented local florists.
Look no further than these gorgeous gowns to steal the show, with delicate appliqués, statement sleeves, and flirty slits that wow.
When the big day has come to a close, these fun, stylish, and comfort-inducing pieces will carry the happy couple long into the night.
When a Westchester couple pivoted from their traditional venue, they traded black tie for bright whimsy with family and friends.
Welcome the return of travel with far-flung, opulent honeymoon destinations that are transporting in more ways than one.
For less than $5,000, statement-making engagement rings feature unique gems that turn heads without breaking the bank.
The latest paperie trends feature personalized touches, bold graphics, and textural details that help to set the scene for your big day.
Filled with family heirlooms and cherished traditions, a postponed wedding was worth the wait, as this romantic first look makes clear.
Packaged together or presented alone, these locally made presents will make your bridal party and wedding guests feel right at home.
The pandemic pushed vendors to get super-creative to make weddings work, and the ideas they dreamed up are likely to endure.
When the pandemic took the wedding world for a turn, local venues adapted to make the process easier and more adaptable for couples.
In an era of high-impact installations and all-out opulence, a born-and-raised Westchester couple stood out by doing less.