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Nautical Antrim Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Caroline + Jack

Caroline and Jack met in 2018 on a dating app. “We swiped right. As we ate pizza on our first date, we bonded over movies, traveling, and Baltimore. I learned how shipping works, and he learned how science works. He thought I was a nerd, still true, and I thought he was super cute, also still true.”

Jack proposed on an annual family vacation in Deep Creek Lake. “We were setting up camp for my parents. Suddenly, Jack was on one knee, and my dad drew his saber- for the champagne, of course.”

One-hundred-thirty-two guests, including an eight-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their September wedding at Antrim 1844. “Antrim just seemed to have the exact things we needed, like the beautiful garden and wonderfully historic rooms. We included nautical touches to the ceremony as Jack is a Ship Captain and so we had a knot-tying ceremony and nautical readings.”

Caroline and Jack chose blue, ivory, and gold for their wedding decor. “I tried to include as many gold-colored things as possible, including the gold cutlery, candelabras, mirrors, and various chandeliers, which my dad provided and hung. I’ve never laughed and cried more on one single day than on my wedding day. The sparklers at the end of the reception were a big hit and so pretty.”

Caroline is a research specialist in a covid19 lab at Johns Hopkins University, and Jack is a Ship Captain on the Chesapeake. They reside in Timonium, Maryland.

First dance: La Vie en Rose, Louis Armstrong

Honeymoon: Cancun, Mexico

Vendors

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photography: Bradley Images

Attire: Gambardella’s

Dessert: Stone House Cakery**

Flowers: My Flower Box

Rentals: Grand Rental Events**

Entertainment: The Dapper DJs**

Hair & Makeup: Airbrush Faces

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Outdoor April Antrim Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Caroline + Alec

Caroline and Alex met in 2011while in high school at a Baltimore Orioles game. “We’ve been together since junior year. He went to Loyola Blakefield, and I went to Maryvale, so our friend groups quickly became one big friend group. We were lucky to be able to share those big high school events with each other.”

The couple got engaged in their first apartment in December of 2020. “We always celebrate Christmas together on the 23rd. We go to a nice dinner and give each other our presents before we make our way down to Baltimore to be with our families for the holiday. I knew we’d eventually get engaged but did not expect it that day. He proposed under the Christmas tree, and our pug Sandy was there, it was perfect.”

210 guests, including a 26-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their April wedding at Antrim 1844. “We got married in the garden, and it was a beautiful day. We knew from the moment we saw The Antrim that it was where we would get married. It is the most beautiful venue. We wanted a place to spend the weekend with our family and wedding party together.”

After the ceremony, Alex and Caroline hosted a cocktail hour under the tent covering the croquet lawn. They also had a cigar bar for guests to enjoy throughout the night. “The feel before dinner was more of a semi-formal garden party, but after dinner, the band took over, and the vibe definitely shifted to a dance party. We danced all night.”

Caroline is in Business Development at Visa, and Alec is a Project Manager for Whiting-Turner in their Delaware office, where the couple resides.

First dance: The Way You Look Tonight, Frank Sinatra

Honeymoon: Turks and Caicos

Vendors

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photographer: Valerie Michelle Photo**

Flowers: Stacy Bowen Florals

Attire: Bijou Bridal

Dessert: Grauls Bakery

Hair & Makeup: LLuminaire Salon

Entertainment: Bachelor Boys Band

Stationery: MLC Design

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March Antrim Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Emily + Jordan

Emily and Jordan met in a high school science class in 2015. “After graduation, we admitted our feelings to one another, but decided it wasn’t smart to get into a relationship before going to college in separate states. On our first night at our respective schools, Jordan called me and said, ‘I can’t believe I thought I could go to college and forget about you. I never want to forget about you.’”

The couple got engaged in November of 2020 on the dock in Old Town Alexandria. “Jordan took me out to our favorite restaurant and then lead me on a walk down by the water. We walked over to a bench to sit when a real-life bride and groom walked in front of us with their wedding photographer. Jordan decided that that was our moment, so he stood up, grabbed my hands, and started to ask me to marry him.”

175 guests, including a 28-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their March wedding at Antrim 1844, with Emily’s uncle serving as the officiant. “We had a beautiful outdoor ceremony in the Rose Garden. We had perfect weather and even though we had such a big bridal party, it still felt like a family affair.”

Personal touches during the day were important to the couple. Emily’s godmother made their wedding cake, Emily wore opal earrings that belonged to her great grandmother, and a family friend made their greenery backdrop. The highlight of family involvement was the Pittsburgh Cookie Table that Emily’s grandmother, Connie, organized and put together. “Family on both sides made dozens and dozens of cookies to make an amazing cookie table. We felt so loved, and it was of course, delicious.”

Emily is a pre-k teacher in Arlington, and Jordan is an auditor for the federal government. They currently reside in Alexandria, Virginia.

First dance: How Good It Is by Morningsiders

Honeymoon: St. Lucia

Vendors

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photographer: Valerie Michelle Photography**

Dessert: CakeHero

Flowers: My Flower Box Designs

Hair & Makeup: Swept, LLC

Entertainment: AJ Productions

Videographer: A Golden Fox Productions

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Antrim Winter Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Cat + Matt

Catherine and Matthew met on a dance floor in June 2017 in Baltimore. “We actually first met through a friend at a bar and then ended up spending the rest of the night dancing away. After that night, we went on our first real date and the rest is history.”

The couple got engaged during a weekend trip to Ithaca, New York in July 2020. “We wanted to get out of town and have an adventure during a low point in the pandemic. One of the days, Matt asked me to dress up so we could finally take some pictures together at Cornell Gardens and he ended up surprising me with a sweet proposal.”

Matthew and Catherine made it a quick engagement and decided to get married at Antrim 1844 that December. “We loved the venue and wanted to have a smaller wedding because covid numbers were on the rise. We were able to hold a bigger celebration with family and friends in December 2021. I even got to wear my dress again.”

Forty-eight guests, including a four-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their winter nuptials. “Since this was our wedding part two, our ceremony was sentimental and sweet while also comical. Instead of doing traditional vows since we had done that a year ago, we included a top 12 of the best moments of our first year being married.”

The couple chose burgundy, black, and gold for their wedding decor. “Our wedding was semi-formal and was about having a vibe of holiday warmth meets cozy get-together. After our giant sparkler exit at the end of the night, we were fortunate enough to keep the party going at Antrim’s private pub. This gave us a great opportunity to sit around the fireplace sharing drinks and stories with our closest friends and family.”

Catherine is a school psychologist in Baltimore City and Matthew is an engineer manager at Becton Dickenson. They currently reside in Cockeysville, Maryland.

First dance: Can’t Take My Eyes off You by Frankie Valli

Honeymoon: Iceland

Vendors:

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photography: Pearly Kate Photography**

Dessert: Starry Night Bakery

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July Antrim Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Tessa + Tyler

Tyler proposed to Tessa on Halloween in 2018. “After the proposal, I called my family and told them the awesome news and I was met with confusion. It was only then they told me that there was a plan for Tyler to propose that following weekend at a winery and all my family and friends would be there to pop out and surprise me and celebrate. Then Tyler confessed that he had picked up the ring that day and just couldn’t wait any longer.”

Eighty-five guests were in attendance for their July nuptials, including a twelve-person wedding party.
Our ceremony was officiated by my brother. It was really great and heartfelt because no one knows us better. It was super special to have him in that role on our day.”

The couple chose a floral garden wedding theme with lots of blush and greenery. “We didn’t really focus on a theme, we just wanted the day to be about our celebration with family and friends.“

Tessa and Tyler wanted to make sure their two dogs were a part of the day and had drink cozies make with their faces. “We had a sparkler exit at the end of the night and had a ‘fake exit’ in my dad’s 1971 Pontiac Grandville with a ‘Just Married’ banner on the back. We stayed at the Antrim that night and had drinks at the bar with friends and family, which was a nice extension to the celebration.”

Tess works at St. John Properties and Tyler is a shop foreman at Canyon Contracting. The couple currently resides in Frederick.

First dance: Conversations in the Dark, John Legend

Honeymoon: Rivera Maya Mexico

Vendors

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photography: Hope Taylor Photography

Dress- Posh Bridal

Groom’s ring: Colonial Jewelers**

Bride’s ring: Town Jewelers

Dessert: Angelcakes

Flowers: Bend in the River Farm

Hair: AN Hair & Lash Studio & Patience Johnson

Makeup: Paige O’Grady

Entertainment: ID Pro DJ

Videography: BE Videography

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Whimsical Christmas Antrim Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Hannah + Zach

Hannah and Zach met in high school. “Our mutual friends decided to trick us into dating by telling Zach that I had feelings for him, and telling me that Zach had feelings for me— we fell for it, hard, and never looked back. We dated for seven years before we got engaged.”

Zach proposed in October of 2018. “While I had an idea he might be proposing that weekend, I had no idea it would be at dinner. He snuck back into the kitchen before dessert and gave the ring to the pastry chef, who made a sugar pedestal for the ring to sit on top of our dessert. The rest of the night was a blur, but he had arranged several other surprises that evening as well.”

Fifty guests, including a four-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their December nuptials in Taneytown. “Our ceremony was religious but brief. We wrote our own vows, which felt so intimate and special.”

The couple chose a “whimsical Christmas” theme for their wedding decor. “Zach and I have always loved Christmas and have referred to it as ‘our time of year’ so it seemed like the most romantic time to get married. We wanted to have a vintage Christmas feel, so we incorporated emerald green, mixed metallics, and splashes of pastels. The day was so intimate with our closest friends and family in attendance, and we felt it was a perfect representation of who we are as a couple, with a formal yet comfortable vibe.”

Hannah made sure to include some sentimental details into their day. “My bouquet was very special to me, as I crafted it myself from Christmas ornaments and ribbon. Zach and I plan to use it annually to decorate our table at Christmas time. I also had a bouquet charm with a photo of my late paternal grandparents, and a handkerchief from my late great grandfather in my pocket, so it was like they were walking down the aisle with me.”

Hannah is an executive assistant for a consulting firm, and Zach works in hospitality. The couple currently resides in San Jose, California.

First dance: Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, Frank Sinatra

Honeymoon: Caribbean

Vendors:

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photography: Sarah Wockenfuss Photography**

Dessert: Starry Night Bakery

Entertainment: Great Scott Productions**

Dress: Casablanca Bridal

Stationery: Minted

Favors: Cheryl’s Cookies

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December Antrim 1844 Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Maggie + Patrick

Patrick and Maggie met in a Bar in Bel Air, Maryland. “Our friend groups hit it off and started chatting, hanging out for the rest of the evening. After an exchange of phone numbers, weeks of late-night chatting and texting, and a handful of dates, the rest is history and we’ve been together ever since.”

“My friend suggested we plan a trip on Labor Day weekend to Deep Creek Lake with our friends. Little did I know, Patrick was the mastermind behind the trip and organized the entire thing months prior. My entire family, friend group, and loved ones knew about this trip for months, had seen my ring, and were keeping the biggest secret from me. The first night at the lake, in a big house in the mountains surrounded by all of my best friends, Patrick proposed.”

150 guests, including an eight-person wedding party, were in attendance for their December wedding. “Our ceremony was personal and light-hearted. We were married by my mom’s best friend who I have known most of my life. The sun was setting during the ceremony, we laughed a lot, we cried, and we were all smiles. The ceremony was short and sweet and perfect, I wouldn’t have changed a thing.”

The couple chose a fresh, bright and romantic feel for their wedding, using a color palette of emerald green, white, gold. “Our day was all about family. We had all three of our grandfathers speak during our reception, all of our siblings played a large part as well.”

Patrick is an account executive at Group Benefit Services and Maggie is a behavior analyst at Trellis Services. They currently reside in Lutherville-Timonium.

first dance- Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, Frankie Valli

Honeymoon- Ireland

Vendors

venue: Antrim 1844**

Photography: Sarah Wockenfuss Photography**

Dress: Francesca’s Bridal

Tux: Tuxedo House
Wedding Bands: Smyth Jewelers

Engagement ring: In-house Jewelers

Florals: Thurman & Fig Florals

Hair & makeup: Spa on West Main

Entertainment: Wheel Entertainment

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October Antrim 1844 Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Andrew and Lindsay

Lindsay and Andrew met online through a dating website. “The first time Andy met my family was at my identical twin sister’s wedding a couple of months after we started dating. We’ve been together for almost six years.”

Lindsay is very close with her family, so Andrew knew it would be really important to have family involved in the Christmas Eve proposal. “They live not far from Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania and I thought that would be the perfect place. I was looking for just the right spot. She knew it was coming sooner or later but had absolutely no idea it was going to be right then. She had the biggest grin I had ever seen on her face. She said yes and we celebrated with dinner at a restaurant nearby.”

67 guests, including a 13-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their nuptials at Antrim 1844. “We are not religious, so we wanted to create something special and unique for our ceremony that was meaningful for us. Lindsay had one of her close friends as the officiant, which gave the ceremony such a personal and intimate feel. We decided to do a love letter wine box as part of our ceremony. For that we each wrote love letters, to be read on our 5th wedding anniversary. We put these letters with our favorite bottle of wine in a box that I hand-crafted.”

“Andy is a really funny guy and during the ceremony, he surprised us all by whipping out a drill and safety glasses and sealing the box while all our guests laughed. It wouldn’t be our wedding if we didn’t have laughter and humor woven into the day.”

The couple chose a fall theme for their October wedding. “We had pumpkins, candles, and hand-carved wood centerpieces made by Andy. Our wedding was pretty laid-back, small and intimate with close family and friends.”

The two served individual boxes of Krispy Kreme donuts as a late-night treat. “We had a sparkler exit where our guests lined the walkway outside the reception hall and held up sparklers as we had a kiss and celebrated the final moments of the night.”

Lindsay is a pediatric psychologist and Andrew is an automotive technician and also operates a small business making handcrafted products. The couple lives in Owings Mills, Maryland.

First dance: Can’t Help Falling in Love, Kina Grannis

Honeymoon: Italy and Greece

Vendors

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photography: Pearly Kate Photography**

Rings: Smyth Jewelers

Dessert: Cake by Jason

Flowers: Amber Danmyer

Makeup: MADE Makeup**

Hair: Crafted Hair Studio

Entertainment: Event Pro DJ

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September Antrim 1844 Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Natalie + Sean

Natalie and Sean met at a Baltimore music festival through mutual friends. “He was dancing, and our eyes met. It took everything in my power not to just walk over and kiss him. Somehow I managed to refrain. I found him on Facebook afterward, and we have been together for nine years.”

Sean proposed when the two were on vacation in Punta Cana. “It was our first night and after we had dinner, we took a walk up to the beach. He got down on one knee, and I was in sheer disbelief. Once the initial shock wore off, I said yes.”

The couple had 100 guests and a four-person wedding party for their outdoor wedding nuptials. “Our ceremony was under a large oak tree at Antrim 1844. We had bottles of flowers and candles hanging from the tree, accented in our color palette, and white roses on the left and right sides of the aisle. It was absolutely magical and everything I dreamed of.”

Natalie and Season decided to go with “boho chic” for their wedding decor and used a color palette of plum, lavender, chartreuse, and silver.

“The biggest draw to Antrim 1844 was the grounds. Once we saw the oak tree and the rose garden, we absolutely fell in love. Not to mention it was all-inclusive and we had the opportunity to design a custom menu with their executive chef.”

Natalie is a client technology manager at Helion Technologies and Sean works in quality assurance at Comcast. They currently reside in Dallastown, Pennsylvania.

First dance: Avett Brothers, January Wedding

Honeymoon: Southwestern US

Vendors

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photography: Daysy Film & Photo**

Entertainment: Shewsical Entertainment**

Jewelry: Saxon’s

Wedding Cake: Sugar Bakers

Ice Cream Bar: Prigel Creamery

Flowers: Ann’s Garden

Hair: Sherri Leonzio

Makeup: Lindsay Conley

Lighting: Pretty Simplified

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Snowy November Antrim 1844 Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Fallon and Randall

Randall and Fallon met at the Carrollton Hounds Foxhunting Club’s Hunt Ball in January of 2016. “I vividly remember looking across the room, seeing him, and knowing that he was the one. It was definitely one of those love at first sight moments that you hear about.”

On New Year’s Eve in 2017, the couple attended Antrim 1844’sNew Years Eve Gala. “That evening, Randall took me outside in the gardens, walked me over to the arbor, got down on one knee, and asked me to marry him in the same exact spot that my parents got married over 23 years ago.”

135 guests in attendance for their indoor November ceremony, including a three-person bridal party. “It was incredibly intimate, simple, and personal. One of the best things we did was take a moment to look around at the people in the room to really absorb the moment and the people that were with us on such a special day.”

The couple chose a color palette of burgundy, blush, and gold for their decor. “I was very nervous about the snow, but the pictures ended up being absolutely gorgeous. We had an absolute blast taking photos. My husband is such a goofball, so we got the best photos of us jumping in the air. The whole day was just full of pure joy.”

Randall is a Senior Associate at Hogan Companies in Annapolis and Fallon is the Public Information Officer for the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation. They currently reside in Westminster.

First Dance: Perfect, Ed Sheeran’s

Honeymoon: Jamaica

Vendors

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photography: Kimberly Dean Photos

Planning: K.L. Planning Company

Rings: Smyth Jewelers

Jewelry: Headpiece and Jewelry – Thomas Knoell Designs

Florals: Wildflower Weddings by Bend in the River Farm

Linens: Gala Cloths

Hair & Makeup: Up Do’s For I Do’s

Entertainment: Wizer Productions

Videographer: Just Hitched Wedding Films

Ceremony music: Chesapeake Strings

Cake: Satoni’s Catering

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Colleen and Joey’s Winter Antrim 1844 Wedding

Colleen was performing in Philadelphia with the Broadway National tour of ‘Catch Me If You Can’ when Joey decided to take a spontaneous road trip from NYC to see some friends in the show.

“A mutual friend from the show brought Joey to the hotel bar where she introduced us, and we spent the night talking and laughing like we’d known each other for years. The next morning, we connected on Facebook, and the rest is history. Due to the nature of our careers, we spent most of our relationship long-distance, but we are now making up for it in our very small Upper West Side apartment.”

135 guests were in attendance for their late December nuptials at St. John the Evangelist, including an 18 person bridal party.

“It was our goal to make it personal, inclusive, and special for us and our guests. The most important element to me was the ‘Ave Maria’. My friend David Rowen sang it beautifully while my mother and I prayed to the Blessed Mother. I wanted the special bond between us to be featured in our wedding ceremony and it was a beautiful moment that I’ll remember forever.”

The couple chose colors and decor to “create an overall feeling of festivity, romance, and classic elegance. Our overall goal was to enhance the natural beauty of the day, the season, and the people.”

Both and Colleen are actor and singers. They currently reside in New York City.

First Dance: “Love Like This”- Ben Rector

Vendors

Ceremony: St. John the Evangelist
Reception: Antrim 1844**
Photography: EarthMark Photography
Cake: Karen Rodkey Cakes
Flowers: Winsome Florals
Hair: Tina Rhinebeck
Makeup: Crista Gutyria
Entertainment: The Dapper DJs**
Videography: Sage & Silhouettes
Transportation: Point to Point Limousines

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Antrim 1844 Holiday Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Steph + Tyler

Tyler proposed to Stephanie one night in their kitchen. “It was simple. That’s who Tyler is and it’s what I love about him. It was just us. I didn’t want some big production. Just intimate. I cried.”

The couple had 135 guests in attendance for their early December wedding ceremony at Antrim 1844, including a 13 member bridal party. “We were both nervous. Tyler messed up on his vows and it was hysterical. I, on the other hand, couldn’t stand still,” shared Stephanie.

The couple chose Antrim 1844 for its beauty and location. “Antrim is decorated during Christmas and it is just breathtaking. It made for the most perfect wedding venue. It was everything I had ever dreamed of.”

Stephanie and Tyler chose a winter color palette of black, red and silver for their reception. “The entire day went by too quick. We have the greatest friends and family and everyone coming together to celebrate Tyler and I was just simply amazing. I want to do it all over again. It was a perfect day and thinking about it makes me cry.”

Stephanie is a registered nurse and Tyler is an electrician. They currently reside in Taneytown.

First Dance: Love the Lonely Out of You – Brothers Osborne

Honeymoon: Aruba

Vendors

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photographer: Dani Leigh Photography

Entertainment: Shew-sical Entertainment**

Flowers: The Cutting Garden

Hair & Makeup: Sydni Muranaka

Stationery: Jenifer Sirkis Designs

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Winter Antrim 1844 Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Mixi + John

Mixi and Jon met in their final year of school at Eastern Nazarene College. Mixi worked part-time at the school Starbucks. After flirting a few times ordering coffee, Jon built up the nerve and asked Mixi to a no-strings-attached Chipotle lunch. Soon after, they were dating. Over the next 5 years, Mixi and Jon traveled to Madrid, Barcelona, San Francisco, Naples, Paris, Lima, Montreal, and Toronto.

Jon woke Mixi to take a walk with him and their dog, Norman at his apartment in Boston. The walk was “suspiciously long,” and they ended up at the waterfront in the Seaport district. Mixi sat for a moment with Norman on her lap, and Jon proposed.

The couple had 135 guests in attendance for their late December wedding at Antrim 1844, including seven bridesmaids and seven groomsmen. The groom walked their dog down the aisle. “We also had a light coat of snow the morning of the wedding that made pictures perfect,” shared Jonathan.

Mixi and Jonathan chose a color palette of black, white, green and gold for their black tie wedding. The couple incorporated Peruvian food into their wedding dinner, honoring where Mixi was born, and also had crab cakes, a nod to Jonathon’s Baltimore roots. They also gifted each guest Iberica, a type of Peruvian chocolate.

Mixi is a Middle School Adjustment Counselor and Jonathan is a Reporting Analyst. They currently reside in Boston.

First Dance: If I Should Fall Behind, Bruce Springsteen

Honeymoon: Rome, Santorini, Athens

Vendors:

Venue: Antrim 1844**

Photographer: Bradley Images

Dress: Forever Amour Bridal Boutique

Dessert: The Cake Studio

Flowers: Flowers by Bauers & Greenhouse

Hair & Makeup: Up Do’s For I Do’s

Entertainment: Shew-sical Entertainment**

Videographer: Erik Corbin

Transportation: Diana’s Limousine

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One Fine Day | Sara + Mayan's Real Frederick Wedding

From the photographer:

Sara and Mayan met through work and fell in love! Sara made the flower arrangements and the decorations for the wedding. Mayan’s mother and brother and sister in law flew over from Israel! Mayan’s mom, Eti, brought the fans for the guests. They were so beautiful! The day was absolutely perfect. They had a cocktail hour first, Sara wore a different dress, then the ceremony and reception. It was amazing!

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