Tiffany & Andrew’s 74 Wythe wedding

The William Vale and 74 Wythe, Brooklyn · Photography by Sasha Chou Photography

On a Williamsburg street, the groom leans in at the open door of a yellow checker cab and kisses his bride's hand, her veil and train spread across the road.

The story

Venue
74 Wythe
Traditions honored
Tea ceremony
Photography
Sasha Chou Photography

The day stayed in Williamsburg. It started at The William Vale with a traditional tea ceremony.

Before the ceremony, a yellow checker cab waited on the street for portraits, and the wedding party walked the waterfront with Manhattan behind them.

They married on the rooftop at 74 Wythe, under an arch of white flowers, with the skyline in every window. While guests were at cocktails, the room was reset for dinner, and they came back to long wooden tables in candlelight as the city turned pink at dusk.

The bride smiles over her shoulder, holding white peonies and roses, in a lace gown with sheer sleeves against a wall of wood and greenery.Ready.From behind, the bride rests a hand on the groom's shoulder as they look out over Brooklyn to the Manhattan skyline.Looking out across the river.The bride and groom stand at a floor-to-ceiling window, the Empire State Building on the skyline beyond.At the window.The bride, bending low, offers a tray of tea cups to an elder while an older man in a navy suit leans in beside her.The tea ceremony.The couple kneel on orange cushions before an elder, a tray of tea cups between them.Kneeling for the tea ceremony.The groom leans in at the open door of a yellow checker cab and kisses his bride's hand.A checker cab, waiting on the street.The bride stands on a park path in autumn, her long veil and train spread across the paving.The veil, in the park.The bride holds a bouquet of white peonies and roses against the lace of her gown.White peonies and roses.The whole wedding party stand in a line on the waterfront, the skyline and the Empire State Building behind them.Everyone, in one line.The wedding party walk along the East River waterfront, bridesmaids in champagne satin, the Manhattan skyline behind them.The wedding party, on the waterfront.The couple kiss beside a railing on the waterfront, her veil lifting in the wind. Black and white.By the railing.Printed ceremony programs in a woven basket on a table, beneath an arrangement of cream and blush flowers.An arch of baby's breath framing the Manhattan skyline across the East River, beside the brick facade of 74 Wythe.The groom walks down the checkered aisle beside a woman in blush carrying a folder, guests seated on either side.The bride walks down the aisle on her father's arm beneath string lights, guests standing on either side.In a glass-walled room with a checkerboard floor, the couple hold hands before the officiant beneath an arch of white flowers, the skyline beyond the windows.The ceremony, with Manhattan in the windows.The ceremony seen from the back of the room, guests silhouetted against the tall windows and the skyline. Black and white.The room, from the back.After the ceremony, the groom dips the bride for a kiss in the aisle as guests cheer and take photos.The Manhattan skyline at sunset, the Empire State Building against an orange sky.Long tables set with candles and greenery, the Midtown skyline beyond the windows at dusk.The dining room at dusk, long candlelit tables before a tropical mural and a double happiness sign.Candlelit tables beneath strings of lights, the Empire State Building framed in the window at sunset.The couple stand at the end of long wooden tables set with candles and white flowers, the skyline turning pink at dusk behind the glass.Long tables, and the city at dusk.A place setting with a folded menu and a sprig of greenery, pillar candles and a gold terrarium beside it.A black arched seating chart reading Our Favorite People, with table cards pinned in gold.The couple face a room of guests beneath strings of warm lights and hanging greenery.Under the lights.The couple cut a small white and gold cake with flowers, glasses of champagne beside it.The cake.At night, the couple kiss as the wedding party blow bubbles around them.Bubbles, at the end of the night.Slices of cake with strawberries and cream set out on small plates, a gloved hand serving beside them.

Credits

Photography
Sasha Chou Photography
Venue
74 Wythe

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