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Romance
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Real Wedding: The Hudson Theatre-Millennium Broadway Hotel
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"After searching almost every event space in the city, we finally found The Hudson Theatre-Millennium Broadway Hotel. Built in the early 1900’s, it’s one of the oldest surviving theatres on Broadway. In the past few years, the theatre has been historically preserved to its original state, showcasing its magnificent original motif of Tiffany glass.
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"One of my roles as public relations director is to plan special events, so orchestrating our entire wedding was both rewarding and fun! Greg Materdomini, the catering director at the Millennium Broadway, helped us create an 'Old Hollywood' theme to play on the theatre’s natural splendor.
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"When our wedding day arrived, everything looked amazing. The tables featured custom made lucite fixtures accented with dripping cut crystals and pillar candles. Palm trees, red roses, calla lilies, and bear grass arrangements added to the evening’s glamorous mood.
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"For our cocktail hour we had a raw bar, lamb chops, and a carving station. During dinner our guests dined on filet mignon in a red wine sauce and herb-crusted salmon with fresh vegetables. Later we were treated to a selection of decadent desserts including our three-layer wedding cake.
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Katherine Vigna & Leonard Krol |
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Ceremony: The Hudson Theatre- The Hudson Theatre-Millennium Broadway Hotel |
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"Aside from the amazing décor and food, from beginning, the band was the most important detail for Lenny, who is an avid music lover. Guests were entertained into the wee hours of the morning by the eleven-piece soul band.
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"We had the most magical evening dancing on our own New York City Broadway stage. At midnight we even took a stroll into Times Square to take photos as husband and wife. The staff at the Millennium Broadway made our wedding day unforgettable."
