BEHIND-THE-SCENES Of The Photo Shoot With Daniella + Pasha From "DANCING WITH THE STARS"
- Sophisticated Weddings
- Feb 10, 2021
- 2 min read
We present a handful of peeks behind-the-scenes from our 2021 Edition's cover feature photo shoot at The Château Grande Hotel- New Jersey's fabulous new boutique hotel- with Daniella Karagach + Pasha Pashkov of ABC's popular, long-running series "Dancing With The Stars".
pictured: Brett Matthews Gallery photographer Chris and crew, and Andrew from Shuttersound Pictures shooting photos and video of Daniella+Pasha in front of The Château Grande Hotel. Daniella is wearing a gown from Bridal Studio by Leah Katz, and accessories by Bridal Styles Boutique. Pasha is in a custom tuxedo by Alton Lane. The couple's hair and makeup was done by BridalGal.
pictured: Brett Matthews Gallery photographer Chris directing Daniella+Pasha in The Château Grande Hotel's ballroom, as 45 Riots provides the soundtrack for the shoot.
pictured: Daniella+Pasha doing their thing in front of 45 Riots and a gorgeous custom cake by Vincenzo Salvatore Cakes. Daniella is wearing a Pnina Tornai gown from Kleinfeld. Pasha is in a custom tuxedo by Alton Lane. The couple's hair and makeup was done by BridalGal. And the floral wall behind the band was created by A Touch Of Elegance.
pictured: in the private wine room at The Château Grande Hotel's Orchard Park By David Burke, White House Bride's Stacie fixing the bow on Daniella's Ines Di Santo gown. Tiara by Bridal Styles Boutique.
pictured: Daniella+Pasha with Chef David Burke (holding his famous Cheesecake Lollipop Tree) in the private wine room at The Château Grande Hotel's Orchard Park. Daniella is wearing an Ines Di Santo gown and a tiara by Bridal Styles Boutique. Pasha is in a custom tuxedo by Alton Lane. The couple's hair and makeup was done by BridalGal.
Look for images of Daniella+Pasha at The Château Grande Hotel
with more dress, more tuxedos, and MORE CAKE in the
2021 Edition of "Sophisticated Weddings", due out next month.
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