
Spring City Hall Wedding
BANGLEDESH –> NYC
Spring City Hall Wedding. These two met on an app. But little did they know they had a strong connection already. His brother went to grad school with her! How on earth did that happen? Well, all that matters is that it did. Three years later they walked the walk and talked the talk all the way to a glorious spring day at City Hall.
Spring City Hall wedding nuptials were delivered on this day by an officiant who actually ran for city office.
Afterwards, we went for a stroll and took in the sights of the area for backdrops. An excellent yellow taxi ride proved fruitful photographically. A delightful champagne and snack hour at an osteria preceded a proper feast at Tamarind. Oh, and a wedding cake called The Crowd Pleaser by Billy’s Bakery.
Bless them for that cake. Then, masala chai for all.
Enjoy this lovely day shot by yours truly, and gratitude for my wonderful clients.
Wedding album can be viewed here.
See the feature with more photographs on Wedding Wire’s Real Weddings.

This edifice has seen more unions than imaginable. If these walls could talk.

The chapel clerk is the gateway to the ceremony area.

Ready for action. Signing the license.

The perfect tea length dress by Amsale.

Rings from Mejuri, a deli-style waiting number and bouquet.

Menu and her brand new wedding band.

Billy’s Bakery makes a cake called “The Crowd Pleaser”.

Dad makes his remarks while his son records.

Incredible garlic naan fresh from the oven.

A gorgeous, red tamarind soda.

The groom pushes his brother along-true family love.

The cake magically appeared during cocktail hour.

Aperol spritz and small bites with the family before the feast.

A restaurant does line-up in the streets before dinner service. A true New York moment.

Their first cab ride as marrieds.

A hot dog from a street cart served as a mini-snack durning couple photos.

Under the arched ceilings of the City Hall subway stop.

A spring walk with mom in the streets. Walking with family makes the best pictures.

Masala chai for all.