After preparations at Geneva on the Lake in Geneva, New York, a nuptial Mass was held at St. Hyacinth Church in Auburn. The couple and the wedding party returned to Geneva for a photo shoot, and then they proceeded to a reception at Ventosa Vineyards.
This bride and groom were married in the Memorial room of Willard Straight Hall at Cornell University, their alma mater. The reception took place at the Statler Hotel nearby on campus.
The bride and groom took their vows on the lawn of the E. B. Morgan House in Aurora, New York, and then the house and its grounds (and even the lake) hosted the reception.
This couple, deeply committed to doing their part to preserve this earth, planned a wedding that wasted little yet still was elegant. Attendants did not wear one-use garments, reception food and table decor were sustainable, and so on. The fitting venue was the New York Botanical Garden.
This wedding took place at the bride’s family’s vacation home in the Berkshire hills of Massachusetts. The ceremony took place at the edge of the lake, the reception inside a tent and anywhere guests fancied.
