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Erik and Emily – Brooklyn New York Wedding

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Couple in wedding dress and suit indoors

Erik and Emily chose The Foundry as their wedding day location and wow is all I have to say. This perfectly aged industrial building was such a gorgeous setting. With three levels, two inside and one outside we had so much fun running around grabbing up different angles and views. You’ll really get to see this place in all it’s beauty in their cinematic wedding film coming soon!
The day started with us capturing Emily’s details and her placing the last few touches on herself before we headed off to the Foundry. John and I walked with the girls grabbing some street footage while Jeff shot the guys with some great raw backgrounds through out the streets. Once we got inside the Foundry we fell in love, it’s wide open space and insanely gorgeous natural light made our jobs a breeze!
Their ceremony was so sweet and very detailed and we enjoyed capturing every moment of it! Please take a look through some of our favorite photos from our first (but not last) New York City Wedding.
Amber and Jeff

Wedding ceremony in industrial loft venue

Wedding ceremony and reception photos

Elegant wedding reception tables

Beautiful wedding cake with apple topper

NYC park wedding couple kissing

Couple dancing under archway in park

Floral: Quatre Coeur – Owner Ruth Muzio Catering: Bartleby and Sage – owner Leslie Nilsson DJ: 47 Events –  ( DJ was Duane Harriott)
Venue: The FoundryCake: Collette Foley

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