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It’s been an absolute joy collaborating with the incredible @aisleaiweddings, who planned this stunning wedding! From beginning to end, Nancy was attentive, detailed and supportive every step of the way. The venue, @pleasantdalechateau, is simply breathtaking, with captivating spaces both indoors and outdoors. It truly is a luxury setting for making all your wedding dreams come true. The celebration took place on a beautiful, warm autumn day in October, with the fall foliage enhancing the essence of the season through its vibrant colors. Paired with the exquisite floral designs, the day was magical and truly unforgettable.
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Planner: @aisleaiweddings
Venue: @plesantdalechateau
Floral: @debbies_designsnj
Photography: @leandro_da_silva_photography
Entertainment: @happymusicdj
Hair/Makeup: @ombrebyej
Photobooth: @glamorphotobooths
Audio Guestbook: @afterthetone.co
Videography: @danielwuproductions

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From Texas to NYC, love brought everyone together at the dazzling Rainbow Room!✨ Lynden & Jacob’s wedding day was a dream, filled with smiles, love, laughter, and unforgettable moments shared with their closest family and friends. Against the iconic New York skyline, their celebration was pure magic, from the first dance to the last toast.

It was an honor to capture such a radiant day where every smile, every embrace, and every joyful step told the story of two souls beginning their greatest adventure. Cheers to the beginning of your greatest adventure yet!    🥂

📍 The Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center | NYC
🎥 Filmed with love & confetti!

Wedding Planning & Design:@jordanamarieevents
Venue: @rainbowroomnyc
Florals & Design: @davidbeahm
Band & Entertainment: @elementmusicnyc
Photo: @rickyrodriguezphoto
Video: @danielwuproductions
Content Creations: @thebtsbestieee
Stationery: @cecinewyork
Cake: @rbicakes
Lights: @bentleymeeke
Make- Up: @sophia.vallejos
Hair Stylist: @leauxmane
Furniture: @highstylerentals
Rentals: @broadwayrentals @broadwaypartyrentals

#RainbowRoomWedding #NYCLoveStory #TexasMeetsNYC #LuxuryWedding #WeddingAtTheTop #CityOfLove #BrideAndGroom #CelebrateLove #ForeverStartsHere #NYCWeddingFilm

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@gothamhallny

#weddingfilm #nycweddingvideographer  #weddingvideographer #weddingvideography #floraldecor #luxuryeventdesign #weddingflowers #dreamwedding #chicwedding #njwedding #longislandwedding  #happywedding #weddingday #weddingmoments #nycwedding #njwedding #newyorkwedding #brooklynweddings #luxurywedding

Lovely spring evening, enjoying a cocktail with wedding vendors at @kingdomofthehawk hosted by @wipaconnecticut
Just a casual Tuesday.

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

The last pic says it all 🥹

How do you design with red and green without crossing over toholiday territory? Let us show you.

From the start, we were blending two worlds—their soft, neutral, cottage-core vision and their shared heritage. Red, the Chinese symbol of joy, good fortune, and celebration, had to live within the design. But with bridesmaids already in green, we knew we were walking a very fine line between unique and “Christmas in September.”

So we refined the palette and everything else followed.

We grounded the environment in rich greens, deepened the reds into more dimensional tones, and layered in warm tans, browns, and soft golden yellows to bring balance and depth.

From there, it became a study in contrast. A sleek, industrial NYC backdrop paired with modern acrylic details, softened by wild, organic florals, vintage lounge pieces, and a tablescape that was earthy and layered.

Their story took flight in the details.

Hand-drawn Mahjong tiles as table numbers, personalized chopsticks, nods to Pokémon and Avatar, and subtle references to their parents’ green thumbs. Every piece played a role in creating a dining experience that honored their culture in a way that felt true to them.

Each piece was woven in with intention, never as an afterthought. It was personal, unexpected and inviting.

Most importantly, it was clearly not a Christmas party 😉

Design + Coordination @dearseptemberevents
Venue @thebordonelic
Catering @onthemarcevents
Photography + Videography @danielwuproductions
Florals @alilyamongthorns_
Entertainment @onthebeatfx
Rentals @broadwaypartyrentals @somethingtayloredrentals
Lighting @ulsnyc
Stationery + Signage @andimejiaco
Beauty @tl_brides
Specialty Soda @grownupsoda
Cake @onesmartcookienyc
Officiant @officiantnyc

#earthywedding #chineseculture #culturalwedding #weddingplanner #newyorkweddingplanner

When your client wants their corporate event to feel like a movie premiere 🦇

Thank you @danielwuproductions for bringing Batman to our celebration at @620loftgarden! 😉

A little bit of drama (the good kind), skyline views, and a guest experience that felt anything but corporate. Cinematic, sophisticated, and seamlessly executed from start to finish.

This is what happens when vision meets flawless logistics!

Planning: @jordanamarieevents
Venue: @620loftgarden
Event Design: @jengouldevents
Catering: @creativeedgeparties
Photography: @zaniduwayne
BTS Video: @danielwuproductions
Lighting: @bentleymeeker
Paper Goods: @bespoke_designsct
Sound: @lmsoundlight

#corporateevents #eventplanner #nycevents #eventdesign #corporateeventplanner #luxuryevents #eventproduction #eventplanning #behindthescenes

So much of an event happens quietly.
The timing. The transitions. The coordination no one sees.

From industry gatherings to tented celebrations, every detail is thoughtfully planned behind the scenes.

So the experience feels seamless for everyone in the room.

That part matters most.

BTS Content @danielwuproductions
Leadership Summit @wipanyc
Title Sponsor @weddingpro
Planning @zelaevents
Catering @onthemarcevents
Venue @10gcevents
Video @ptaufiqphotography
Photography @katetestaphotography
Stationery @creerbyr
Style Guide @francesca_stylist.to.the.bride
Entertainment @paradigm_sounds
Stationery @creerbyr
Style Guide @francesca_stylist.to.the.bride
Entertainment @paradigm_sounds
Journals @silkandsonder
Linens @bbjlatavola
Rentals @partyrentalltd
Headshots @phillipvnweddings
Flowers @lorenaeniflowers

It all started with a picture of Batman.

Can you see the inspiration? 🦇

Jennifer Gould and I brought the York Space Systems logo to life in a way that felt both bold and completely on-brand. Custom spotlight, rooftop moment, and an entire event space designed to match their aesthetic—from the VIP lounge to the bars to every last detail.

Sometimes the wildest ideas become the most unforgettable experiences! ✨

Planning: @jordanamarieevents
Venue: @620loftgarden
Event Design: @jengouldevents
Catering: @creativeedgeparties
Photography: @zaniduwayne
BTS Video: @danielwuproductions
Lighting: @bentleymeeker
Paper Goods: @bespoke_designsct
Sound: @lmsoundlight

#jordanamarieevents #nyccorporateevents #nyccorporateeventplanner #nyceventplanner #620loftandgarden #batmanevent

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@haloevents28 launch event! What a vibe!
@partyslate Thanks @melissaengelnyc for invite!
@hushvenuesnyc @cirque_central @susanshekphotography @ichibanjapanesecatering

From custom-branded martini bars to immersive lighting that brought their story to life, every detail of this celebration for York Space Systems was designed to feel as bold and visionary as the company itself ✨

A milestone moment deserves a night that reflects it!

Planning: @jordanamarieevents
Venue: @620loftgarden
Event Design: @jengouldevents
Catering: @creativeedgeparties
Photography: @zaniduwayne
BTS Video: @danielwuproductions
Lighting: @bentleymeeker
Paper Goods: @bespoke_designsct
Sound: @lmsoundlight

#jordanamarieevents #nyceventplanner #corporateevents #620loftandgarden #luxuryevents

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@emergeeventcollective @kelabevents @fsphiladelphia
#philly #philadelphia #fourseasonsphiladelphia #vloglife

This is what seamless looks like behind the scenes!

A little bit of chaos, quick pivots, and "we've got this" energy even when everything is happening at once.

Not even laryngitis could stop me from making this evening perfect! 🤪

Because when doors open and guests walk in, they'll never know any of this happened.

And that's the whole point!

Planning: @jordanamarieevents
Venue: @620loftgarden
Event Design: @jengouldevents
Catering: @creativeedgeparties
Photography: @zaniduwayne
BTS Video: @danielwuproductions
Lighting: @bentleymeeker
Paper Goods: @bespoke_designsct
Sound: @lmsoundlight

#jordanamarieevents #620loftandgarden #610loftandgarden #nyccorporateevents #nyccorporateeventplanner