Peter is David’s older brother and the two of them are thick as thieves. Peter’s blog describes him as a writer, editor, and gentleman. His movie and books reviews are distributed all over the East Coast. You can read his reviews here.
If you would like to attend the Post-Wedding Brunch but did not receive an e-mail invite, please let us know!
Darcy and Dora have been close since high school. They went to college together, and lived together in Manhattan. In their spare time they enjoy baking cookies together. Other shared hobbies include organizing things, giggling and talking in high pitched voices. When Dora isn’t busy being Darcy’s BFF she works at Donna Karan Fragrances.
Diana met Darcy on the bus when they were very young. Darcy had a rolled-up poster stuck between the back of her seat and the window, so that it stuck into the seat behind her, where Diana was sitting. Diana decided to say “helloooo!” through the poster, and they began a conversation, until one of them realized they might as well sit in the same seat. That was the beginning of their 20-year-or-so friendship. Now Diana is a typeface designer, living in Boston, where she does not converse with people through posters.
We had a terribly hard time registering. Check out what we finally picked out and find out about our bonus registry at Fish’s Eddy.
How did we meet? Forget it, it’s Chinatown.
The rabbi officiating our wedding, Burt Siegel, holds the Guinness World Record for most weddings officiated. He was also profiled in the New York Times, which you may or may not be able to read for free at this link.
Welcome to our wedding blog! Did you know it snowed?! In Brooklyn?! RECENTLY!
(This pictures is not of the most recent blizzard. It is actually from a big snow about a year ago in Feburary).
Rest assured, during this past snowstorm we were warm and cozy in our apartment carefully planning our wedding and very soon you will be able to read about all those details here. See ya in March!
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Darcy
