The space is definitely among the bigger ones that I’ve seen in New York. They have a capacity for up to 2,500 guests (wow!). But because of the way the space is broken up, you don’t have to have 2,500 people to make it work. The wedding I’ve shot there have been in the range of 200-300 guests, and I think one of the things that the space is really conducive to is having different parts of the day occur in different sections of the space. The space is run by a really professional crew, headed by Cheryl, who I’ve always had good experiences with.

Here are some shots to give a feel for the raw space.

There’s a cool tri-level thing going on in this room. I’ve seen it put to good use for a cocktail hour. That’s the bar in the right corner of the picture.

They’ve got a really sweet balcony.

A bit of the flavor of the street outside.

View out the window.

The space ready to rock for an evening wedding.

There’s plenty of room for dancing at Bridgewaters. This one is from Josh and EB’s wedding.

Josh and EB make their exit. This is right outside Bridgewaters in the South Street Seaport.

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Anyways, I’ll just jump right into it. I started out with EB at the Standard. The windows in her room were floor to ceiling and wrap around, so the light was gorgeous.

Joao, in the meantime caught up with Josh while he was heading over to the High Line.

We met up on the High Line. EB used to work for Friends of the High Line, so they lined things up to do the ketubah signing there, which was an amazing hookup.  

Then we headed over to Bridgewaters, where EBs grandma was waiting.             

Great florals by Jessie and Fleurs.

Mid-reception, Josh and his guys did an amazing acapella piece.   

And then, EB, Josh and a whole crew of their friends busted out this INCREDIBLE choreographed dance piece. My jaw dropped.

Throughout the reception, Joao and I were doing tag team shooting portraits. I haven’t done this since Allyson and Dan’s wedding last year, and I was so stoked that EB and Josh mentioned doing this. One thing that I think is so great about doing this is that it’s a chance for everyone who wants it to make sure that they get an awesome photo of themselves at the wedding.   

Yes, there’s a story behind this photo. But If you don’t know it, I’m going to keep you guessing.

Laura Nadeau of Bubble & Lo did makeup for the girls. I’ve worked with her several times now, and I’m always impressed with her work. Naomi never wears makeup so Juan wanted to make sure that I got pictures of the whole process. Here, Laura and Naomi check it out in the mirror.

We took some pictures before the ceremony at Fresh Salt, the spot where Juan and Naomi had their first date.

The cobblestone streets in the neighborhood were a great location as well.

They had a moving (and photogenic) Ketubah signing.

It was my first time to shoot at Bridgewaters, and it was an excellent location right by the Brooklyn Bridge.

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