by Adam Forgione | May 20, 2016 | Blog, NYC Wedding, Wedding Trailer
“Everything” by Everyone Moves Away | Music Licensed by The Music Bed Katy and Daniel didn’t choose The Pierre Hotel just for the classic setting and beautiful ballroom. The venue is very special to the couple because Katy’s grandparents were married there 70 years...
by Adam Forgione | Dec 18, 2015 | Blog, NYC Wedding, Wedding Trailer
“In the Spirit” by Generdyn | Music licensed by The Music Bed Alessandra and Mario are a couple with deep ties to the wedding industry. Alessandra’s grandmother came to America from Italy and founded a dress shop called Mariella Creations. The shop, named after...
by Adam Forgione | Sep 29, 2015 | Beach Weddings, Blog, New Jersey Wedding, Wedding Trailer
“Feel Again” by One Republic | Music licensed by Song Freedom Sometimes you hear the story of a couple and you just know their is something special. Lauren and Joe had a such long road to their wedding day. They met very young at Chevys in Staten Island,...
by Adam Forgione | May 26, 2015 | Castle and Mansion Weddings, Catholic Wedding, Long Island Wedding, Uncategorized, Wedding Trailer
Oheka Castle is probably one of the most prestigious wedding locations in New York. We had the pleasure of filming Allison and Richard’s wedding there in April of 2015. Our good friend Rocco from Camelot Photography studios was the photographer. For the...
by Adam Forgione | Dec 23, 2014 | Blog, Jewish Weddings, NYC Wedding, Wedding Trailer
Wedding at Guastavino’s | New York We had the pleasure of filming at Guastavino’s in New York City last month for the first time. The first thing we noticed was that the staff was first-class all the way, even down to the sound engineer who made sure we...
by Adam Forgione | Dec 4, 2014 | Jewish Weddings, Long Island Wedding, Wedding Trailer
When we found out Nikki and Benjamin had been dating since high school we couldn’t wait to ask them about it. Benjamin even brought an entire box filled with letters that Nikki had been giving him since they were in 10th grade. Having this kind of visual to go along...
