Alison met Justin at a party during their freshmen year of college in Washington D.C., although they didn't start dating until a couple years later. He proposed while the two were hanging out on a Sunday afternoon in their apartment. There are so many beautiful aspects to Alison's wedding. She makes quite the stunning bride and the delicate embroidery on her LD6015 dress really pops against her bright color palette. Congratulations, Alison and Justin! And thank you again to Corey Torpie Photography for sharing!!
The wedding took place at the Vander-Ende Onderdonk House in Ridgewood, Queens, NY- an amazing 18th century Dutch farmhouse in the middle of an area that is otherwise industrial. Alison said "We were really taken with that stark contrast of charming historical farmhouse and gardens and urban grit. It had so much personality, we felt it really suited us and would be a great backdrop for our wedding."
When we asked Alison which of the photos was her favorite, she said it was difficult to choose as their photographer Corey Torpie did such an amazing job of capturing the wedding (we couldn't agree more!) She noted that she loved the photos they took on Flushing Avenue, that show the industrial surroundings of their venue. But this photo (above) was her favorite because it really captured the energy of that day- a little nervous but so excited and happy.
Alison said that the highlight of their big day had to be the amazing array of friends and family that turned up to celebrate with her and Justin. "Having all those people together in one place was indescribable and by far my favorite part of the day."
The wedding took place at the Vander-Ende Onderdonk House in Ridgewood, Queens, NY- an amazing 18th century Dutch farmhouse in the middle of an area that is otherwise industrial. Alison said "We were really taken with that stark contrast of charming historical farmhouse and gardens and urban grit. It had so much personality, we felt it really suited us and would be a great backdrop for our wedding."
When we asked Alison which of the photos was her favorite, she said it was difficult to choose as their photographer Corey Torpie did such an amazing job of capturing the wedding (we couldn't agree more!) She noted that she loved the photos they took on Flushing Avenue, that show the industrial surroundings of their venue. But this photo (above) was her favorite because it really captured the energy of that day- a little nervous but so excited and happy.
Alison said that the highlight of their big day had to be the amazing array of friends and family that turned up to celebrate with her and Justin. "Having all those people together in one place was indescribable and by far my favorite part of the day."
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