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Jennifer Raichman Real Weddings | Jen and Adam
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Read more →We are loving the farmhouse look of Jen and Adam's Hudson Valley wedding at The Hill.
Photos by Hillary Harvey Photography.
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Jennifer Raichman Real Weddings | Lindsay and Steven
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Read more →We just stumbled upon our clients, Lindsay and Steven's wedding at The Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers, in New York City. The modern setting with beautiful florals was perfect for our Blooming Roses ketubah design! Lindsay and Steven's wedding was beautifully photographed by Joseph Lin Photography.
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Jennifer Raichman Real Weddings | Nora and Andrew
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Read more →Nora and Andrew’s wedding at Journeyman Distillery was as cool and stylish as it was sentimental. The distillery was located in one of the couple’s favorite weekend spots in Michigan, and they visited this particular distillery on the day they bought their first piece of furniture as a couple. To pay tribute to both of their religious traditions, they had a mixed Jewish-Catholic ceremony under a chuppah that was passed down from Nora’s brother’s wedding and will continue to be passed down through the family. We are loving the beautiful earthy colors with the wooden floors, kraft paper, sage green colors, and birch wood chuppah. Selecting the Lace Leaves ketubah with a kraft paper background color was perfect! Nora and Andrew’s wedding was beautifully photographed by Sally O’Donnell Photography.
Featured on Junebug Weddings.
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Jennifer Raichman Real Weddings | Helen and Jake
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Read more →A beautiful home wedding in Westport, Massachusetts. Our Branch Frame ketubah was the perfect fit for the birch wood chuppah and natural homegrown feel. Helen and Jake's wedding was beautifully photographed by Olivia Gird Photography.
Featured on Without A Hitch.
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Jennifer Raichman Real Weddings | Leigh and Ian
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Read more →A Monique Lhuillier Bride for a Tradition-Meets-Brooklyn-Style Jewish Wedding at Greenpoint Loft, Brooklyn, New York. Leigh and Ian perfectly captured a Jewish traditional wedding, in their own 21st century style.
We are in love with their understated, nature-inspired chuppah, wrapped in greenery with some accent florals. Our Branches' papercut ketubah fits perfectly with the nature theme. Leigh and Ian's wedding was beautifully photographed by Unique Lapin Photography.Featured on Smashing The Glass.
