Morningside Castle October Wedding

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Morningside Castle Wedding

Carney Dilemma Photography

October Wedding in New York City

Morningside Castle is a beautiful venue that is situated in the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Fall is a wonderful time of year to get married and the weather is usually pretty nice that time of year. Loreto Caceres Photography did a wonderful job capturing this romantic wedding.

This venue is unique and it feels like you are in another world. This Gothic Venue is a wonderful place to have a ceremony and reception. It features a courtyard which is perfect for cocktail hour, sweeping staircase for a grand entrance and separate rooms for the ceremony and for the reception. Places like this just scream for candelabras on the reception tables. It is the perfect place to have a wedding in NYC.

Morningside Castle is a gothic structure with lots of wood paneling and an enormous fireplace.

For this wedding decor we chose to use tapered candles with cream colored flowers and dark foliage.

We placed garlands in all of the windows and put candelabras everywhere. The centerpieces were a mix of high and low and were placed in candelabras and in metal silver urns.

Hundreds of candles were used in this wedding.

The bride wore a traditional dress with a fitted top and a ball gown bottom, she also wore a veil with the dress which looked perfect for the ceremony at the church and at the reception at Morningside Castle.

Day Of Wedding Coordination: LVR Events @lvrevents

Wedding Venue: Morningside Castle @masterpiececaterers

Wedding Flowers and Bouquet: Rose Red & Lavender @roseredlavender

Wedding Dress: Steven Birnbaum Bridal @stevenbirnbaumbridal

Bridal Makeup: Nicole Sievers @nsmua

Wedding Invitation: Stephanie B. Design @stephanieb_design

Wedding Photography: Loreto Caceres Photography @loreto_caceres_photography

About the author

Kimberly Sevilla

Originally from West Virginia, Kimberly Sevilla majored in Chemistry while in and worked as a lab assistant for the USDA creating GMOs. She moved to New York to pursue her dream of being a designer, creating costumes for Drag Queens and Club Kids. In her ascent to Club Kid fame, she inadvertently became an international designer creating 3D environmental projections with virtual imaging for events, museums and retail displays for lots of fancy clients Hi Chanel! in 2008 Kimberly decided it was time to get back to her roots of working with plants and flowers, and founded her floral empire, Rose Red & Lavender. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Real Simple, Vogue Magazine, Carats and Cake, Style Me Pretty, and Biz Bash Magazine. When not scheming her next production, Kimberly enjoys spending time with her family: camping, hiking, and canoeing and having the occasional karaoke dance party.