One of the most popular wedding spots with my brides and grooms is the Ladies’ Pavilion in Central Park. The little structure is at 76th and Central Park West, easily accessible by the street. The ornate gazebo-type structure comfortably houses 20 or so guests and provides some covering for a rainy day. The Pavilion reminds me a bit of a …
During the current deep freeze that we are enduring in the City, I was invited to officiate an elopement at the Metropolitan Museum. Being an art enthusiast, I jumped at a chance, for the 8 a.m. ceremony, despite the frigid temperatures. As the couple arrived with their guests, I asked how they chose such an iconic—but unusual spot. They explained, …
With a chill in the air, many folks planning a private elopement or micro-wedding are looking for a spot indoors, to exchange their wedding vows. Grand Central Station has long been a favorite as an iconic location for a “private wedding.” In the heart of the city, on 42nd Street and Park Avenue, the stunning train station provides a good …
One of the great areas for an elopement in Central Park is the Bethesda Arcade. Conveniently located mid-park around 72nd street, it is easily accessible from both the east and west sides of the city. With beautiful covering and stunning mosaics it is the perfect place for shielding one from rain or snow. It has long been a favorite spot …