Lindsay and Matt’s story began over ten years ago with a series of random and wonderful chances thrown their way. Years later, Matt proposed at Lindsay’s mother’s house on a rainy weekend. It was sweet, intimate, and a total surprise.
Keep scrolling to see all of the incredible photography of this special, customized wedding years in the making, featuring flowers by Bedford Village Flower Shoppe. And make sure to click here to get even more behind the scenes in the full gallery!
Your wedding day can honor your entire relationship: Past, present, & future
During their sophomore year of college, Lindsay sparked a friendship with Matt’s lifelong best friend. Even though Matt had never met Lindsay, he quickly developed a crush on her from hearing about her through his best friend and checking out her social media accounts. As luck would have it, Matt moved into an apartment only three blocks from Lindsay’s a few months later. The rest was history!
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Focus on what you love most as a couple to make your day feel like “you”
For their wedding day, Lindsay and Matt focused on the things they love most: good company, good food, and good drinks. They kept this idea of celebrating love and life at the forefront of each of their wedding decisions.
Every detail has to ability to be personalized!
To personalize and customize their day, the florals were lush and romantic, popping against the natural wood details of the venue. The ceremony was officiated by one of Matt’s best friends, who had been around since the very beginning of their relationship. They even surprised all of their guests by choosing the “Curb Your Enthusiasm” theme song as their recessional!
A chic wedding design is easy when the venue has an amazing backdrop
To close out their wedding weekend, they planned an afternoon of shuffleboard at a local league in Brooklyn.
The best advice comes from experience
The couple’s best advice? “Think about what’s most important to you and your partner and don’t budge on those pieces because everyone from every part of your life will want to influence your decision making. Be willing to compromise on the things that are less important.”
