Entries by Kyo Morishima

Wedding Flowers by Season with Pictures

One of our favorite, easy ways to celebrate nature and be earth-friendly at your wedding is by using local, seasonal blooms instead of flowers that have been shipped halfway across the globe. So we’ve tried to make things easy for you by compiling a list of wedding flowers by season with pictures on Pinterest.  Click the flower name and get inspiration from a […]

Published on Borrowed and Blue: Elizabeth and Bryan’s Jasna Polana wedding

Borrowed and Blue Princeton is a wedding blog that just launched in Princeton, although they have local sites in 59 other locations and seem to be growing fast. I corresponded with Audra Jones from Borrowed and Blue recently, and she said that Borrowed and Blue has a focus on “helping brides plan locally inspired weddings.” “That means,” she […]

A View from the Michael Ciaiola Conservation Area

It’s a treat to see this view after pedaling up a trail at the Michael Ciaiola Conservation Area, a hiking network on the New York/Connecticut border. It’s a great day trip for mountain biking from the NYC area. I never get tired of photographing sunrays brushing the top of a mountain range. This was taken with a Sony […]

Featured on The Knot!

A winter wedding in Princeton with dramatic and elegant white decor by Beautiful Blooms, LLC at the Nassau Inn was just featured on The Knot! Someday we are determined to visit Chrystin and Tomas’s restaurant in Buenos Aires….   Here are more Nassau Inn weddings!  

Van Vleck Gardens Photography: Robin and Brendan’s Engagement Pictures

We met Robin and Brendan last fall and they immediately impressed us with their warmth and easy-going personalities. For their engagement pictures, they picked one of our favorite places for portrait photography: Van Vleck Gardens in Montclair.  It was April so the garden was just coming to life with spring leaves on the trees and […]

Cocktails and Cappuccino at The Nomad Library

We often meet our NYC wedding clients in the Herald Square area, because it’s close to Penn Station. But for the longest time we struggled to find a place to meet that we really liked. We wanted to find a quiet, comfortable, stylish, friendly spot where we could have a relaxed conversation and enjoy something […]