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A New York Wedding + Gradisca Ristorante

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A collage of a colorful autumn themed wedding day

Lindsay Flanagan sent us this great example of how you can have a beautiful, intimate wedding here in the city. The couple had the ceremony in the garden of their apartment building, which overlooked the GW bridge and the fall foliage in the distance, surrounded by their closest friends and immediate family. Their wedding coordinator was Christine Viola of Exquisite Affairs Productions (EAP)

Wedding details collage reception seating and celebration

Finally ended at the dinner/reception site, which was held at Gradisca, a beautiful, intimate restaurant in the village. The restaurant had a lot of character, the food was amazing, and the couple is so much in love. They had a great time and were really able to make their day special.
The Back Dining Room at Gradisca is the perfect venue for a small wedding. Warmly lit with dark hardwood tables and brick walls, it offers a unique and intimate setting. Gradisca, is located at 126 West 13TH St. New York City. Telephone 212.691.4886

Grays restaurant interior and exterior views

Bride’s Make-Up: Christy McCabe Hair Stylist: Dianna Bailey , NY (718) 398-3900 Bouquet: Flowers by Emil Earrings (custom-made): Wendy Mink Shoes: Pura Lopez Groom’s Suit: Ermenegildo Zegna – Invitations: Eva Paul Design and Photography Wedding Favors: Three Tarts

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