They met at work, where he decided she was "Becky with the good hair." Years later, Becky and Antony came over from England to get married at Bow Bridge, then rode a vintage taxi to dinner on a Midtown rooftop.
Two music-loving Aussies came to New York City to elope in true rom-com style, complete with chess at Washington Square Park and a ride in a yellow cab.
A December Grand Central Station elopement for two people whose story began with a chance encounter, a swipe right, and a whirlwind romance — celebrated with just twelve of their closest friends and family.
They met at a bodega-themed restaurant in Houston. Trenicia and Darius got married in Bryant Park, just the two of them, then spent the day doing New York properly: a yellow cab, the subway, a real bodega, and Joe’s Pizza.
Two Michaels met online in 2015. Ten years later, they got married on the Hudson at Gansevoort Peninsula, walked down the aisle together by their Aunt Shannon, and closed the ceremony by jumping the broom.
Two music industry guys who met and fell in love in New York, moved to Los Angeles, and came back to the city that started it all to get married — with a ceremony in the West Village, photos at Generation Records, and a slice at Joe's.
A Cop Cot ceremony for two who met through friends in 2019, reconnected over an Instagram DM, and got married in Central Park with their parents and Sharifa's sister.
A sunset Hudson River Park elopement for two people who met on Bumble, fell fast, and chose an early fall wedding that felt like a walk through their New York love story.
A Central Park wedding at Bow Bridge with twenty of their closest people, two former Disney performers, and a day that felt equal parts cinematic and completely their own.
A Brooklyn Heights Promenade elopement for a couple who traveled from the UK to get married in New York, bringing over a decade of history, their son, and a love built on loyalty, humor, and adventure across the ocean.
A Top of the Rock wedding at sunset for a couple who met on the dance floor at a Pride party, stayed friends for five years, and flew in from Canada to say their vows above Manhattan.
A guerrilla Broadway elopement outside Moulin Rouge! for a Connecticut couple who met in middle school, stayed inseparable friends through high school, and finally got together after college.
A personal chef and a film grip who were friends first. Lala and Romy got married on Doyers Street in Chinatown, took photos under the lanterns, and went straight to dim sum.
After years on the apps, Eleni matched with the bartender she'd been flirting with all along. She and Will, both big readers, got married outside the Brooklyn Central Library and celebrated with friends and beers at Covenhoven.
They met the night he moved in across the hall. Seven years later, Brandon and Milly read their own vows in Williamsburg, then spent the afternoon revisiting the places where it all started.