Amy & Matt's Rainbow Room Wedding
“What makes our relationship is that we wake up every
day wanting to conquer the world, and it’s all thanks
to the confidence we derive from each other.”
What a wonderful statement from Amy and Matt (pictured) about the relationship the (now) married couple share. As their wedding planner, Amy Katz, owner of Amy Katz Events, had a lot of details to conquer for the couple’s Rainbow Room wedding in January 2017.
From the love letters the rabbi read during the ceremony, to their sisters’ re-worded performance of “You’ll Be Back” from the musical “Hamilton,” to their friends doing a choreographed dance, to the personalized Levain cookies (Amy and Matt’s favorite treat), to the bride’s signature cocktail- a Moscow Mule which was served in copper mugs, to the after party at Bar 65, Amy juggled many balls that Saturday night to ensure the bride and groom had the wedding celebration they envisioned.
And when it was all done, Amy (Katz) had this to say: “I loved working with Amy and Matt because their love is palpable. I became a wedding planner to make fairy tale dreams like theirs come true, and watching their adoring love throughout this momentous celebration reaffirmed why I love what I do.”
Wedding Planner: Amy Katz Events
Photography: Fred Marcus Studio
Cinematography: Frank Ahn Films
Venue: The Rainbow Room
Hotel: The Palace, New York
Florist: Dejuan Stroud
Cake: Ron Ben-Israel Cakes
Bride's Dress: Anne Barge from Kleinfeld
Band: Hank Lane
Invitations: Fancy That NYC
Overall, the article covers a nice overview of Amy and Matt’s Rainbow Room wedding, which felt like it focused more on the visual presentation rather than deeper details. Honestly, I was just skimming through but ended up on https://kroatien-ferien.com, the layout's pretty clean. It seems like a straightforward narrative, though I personally would have appreciated a bit more background about the planning process or challenges faced. The photos are nice, but I felt like the description could have gone beyond just aesthetics to give a fuller picture.