Chanel and Adam's gorgeous wedding day was truly magical in every way. Not only was the day full of love and happiness, but every detail had been thoroughly thought out and planned to perfection. The classic Yale Club venue set the scene for a day of elegance and glamor. Diana Gould Ltd decked out the room in gorgeous white roses dripping in crystals and made even more romantic by the hundreds of candles scattered across the tables bathing the room in a warm yellow glow straight out of a fairy tale. The tables were named after cities the bride and groom visited together and their calligrapher Christina DellaValle created a custom drawing of the city for each table. Chanel wore a stunning lace and tulle ballgown designed custom for the bride by the bride's mother and was topped off by a sparkling head piece by Enchanted Atelier. The bride truly looked royal and while taking portraits in Central Park we were approached by many an onlooker asking if the bride and groom were celebrities! See more from their gorgeous wedding today on Style Me Pretty!
Ceremony Venue: Church Of Our Saviour
Reception Venue: The Yale Club
Invitations: Christina DellaValle
Perfume: Jo Malone
Flowers: Diana Gould
Head Piece: Enchanted Atelier
Bride's Getting Ready Location: The Plaza
Makeup: Prim And Perfect
Hair: Mauricio Hair Studio
Bridesmaids' Dresses: Bill Levkoff
Shoes: Jimmy Choo
Bride's Dress: Shelly Guadalupe
DJ: Jarrell Entertainment
Videographer: Kiss The Bride Films
Catering: Yale Club
Photographed on a Contax 645, Kodak Portra 400, processed by Richard Photo Lab











































Ceremony Venue: Church Of Our Saviour
Reception Venue: The Yale Club
Invitations: Christina DellaValle
Perfume: Jo Malone
Flowers: Diana Gould
Head Piece: Enchanted Atelier
Bride's Getting Ready Location: The Plaza
Makeup: Prim And Perfect
Hair: Mauricio Hair Studio
Bridesmaids' Dresses: Bill Levkoff
Shoes: Jimmy Choo
Bride's Dress: Shelly Guadalupe
DJ: Jarrell Entertainment
Videographer: Kiss The Bride Films
Catering: Yale Club
Photographed on a Contax 645, Kodak Portra 400, processed by Richard Photo Lab