Quick Look: Enchanted Forest

The Bridal Party's Enchanted Forest couple were married on November 19th at The Stone House at Stirling Ridge. We were brought on to plan and execute this wedding about 3 months ago, at which time ONLY the venue and DJ had been formally selected. Needless to say, we hit the ground running and are so proud to report every aspect went off without a hitch.

About 160 of the couple's family and friends traveled from far and wide to attend the nuptials. So much so that we designed, prepared and delivered welcome packages and weekend itineraries for over 100 guests staying at the Short Hills Hilton hotel earlier in the week. Prep and installations for this Saturday evening celebration began on the Thursday before, so our team was really excited to see it all finally come together. Plus, each and every person in attendance was truly WOW'd by the intimate aesthetic abounding throughout, which was felt during the outdoor, candlelit ceremony ... anticipated amid the cocktail hour accompanied by a magnificent jazz quartet ... and celebrated throughout the enchanted forest themed reception, as guest sat amongst 10-foot blooming trees.

We eagerly anticipate sharing professional photos once they're available, but are glad to provide a quick look via a few amateur snapshots:

Last but not least, we must mention and thank our fabulous day-of team: Jocelyn, Jennifer, Kiran, Alexandra and Termerra. As always, you rock!

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by Rashana Anderson
Founder & Managing Director, THE BRIDAL PARTY

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Beautiful work!

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