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They bring family, friends, and favorite or special places together to celebrate their commitment and create a lasting memory. Care is given to the food, music, flowers, passages read to commemorate faith, and the pledge given to each other. Read More
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Photographs by Polis Photography
Our Engagement:
After living in New York for eight months and getting settled and us living together, we both new that the next step was coming up. On a cold evening at the end of January he called and asked if I wanted Chinese for dinner, I said sounded great to me. He brought home dinner, and after we were just relaxing and snuggling on the couch together. As the night progressed he started playing all these What If….. Games with me, I of course had no idea what was going on or what he was doing. After about an hour of playing, he asked me to follow him into the bedroom, and I did. He then asked me to sit on the bed while he went into his sock drawer, and pulled out a box. Box in hand, he got down on one knee, and said that he loved me, and has always loved me, and that I would make him the happiest man in the world if I would spend the rest of my life with him. He said that our love was beshert . It is a Yiddish term that means “destiny”. I started to cry, and of course said YES!!!!!
Most Memorable Details:
Our whole wedding was so memorable. We had known each other for eighteen years, and our wedding day was finally here. It was a dream come true. We were finally getting married to each others soul mate. To our Beshert, our one true love. I do have to say that for both of us the Ketubah ceremony was the most memorable. The tradition of the Ketubah signing is a private ceremony between the bride, groom and their parents. The Ketubah signing is a significant element of a Jewish Ceremony. The bride and groom are married according to Jewish Law. It was very emotional, and very beautiful.
All the details of the day were magical and memorable. We could not have been happier. I wish that time could had stood still just a little. We both didn’t want the day to end. We will both remember this magical day for the rest of our lives.
Featured Wedding Professionals:
Reception Site: Â Equinox Resort & Spa, Â 800-362-4747, Â www.equinoxresort.com
Photographer: Â Polis Photography, Â 518-854-9923, Â www.www.polisfoto.com
Wedding Planning Resource: Â Vermont Bride Magazine, www.vermontbridemagazine.com
Other Professionals:
Florist - Floral Design: Flowers Forever by Linda
Cake Designer: Dina Bronson
Entertainment: Ceremony; Marina Carter
Reception: New York Players
Wedding Gown: David's Bridal
[Below] From the wedding of Vyna Phuong Le & Phu Van Truong, see and read more.
Photographer
RaidenShine Photography
802-598-9186
www.raidenshine.com
[Above] Sara (Forest). Read the wedding Love Story online. Photo by Polis Photography.
