“One-of-a-Kind”
Brian and I have known each other for what feels like our whole lives. Our families have been friends since our parents went to high school together. We’ve always been friendly and would see each other around. His cousins were my best friends, so we would all hang out at their house a lot. One New Year’s Eve at their house, he asked me on a date and we’ve been together ever since.
My family has always been into boating, and we take the boat to Atlantique on Fire Island almost every Sunday in the summer. The last Sunday of August, Brian proposed! We were pulling into the marina when Brian asked if I wanted to go on the bow of the boat to take a picture. His friend had just gotten a new drone, and I said yes, thinking it would be a cool picture. Out on the bow, he asked me to marry him, and when we pulled into the dock, all our friends were there to celebrate.
We wanted to be married somewhere that was different from the typical venue. Brian suggested we look at The Barn at Old Bethpage, and when we went to see it, we loved it. It is a unique, one-of-a-kind venue, big enough to accommodate our friends and families. It’s so pretty, and we were excited to think how we could make it our own.
We worked with Emily Virgil, sales manager. She was really helpful, and the process of planning was almost too easy to believe! The entire staff at The Barn at Old Bethpage was really great. They listened to what we wanted and were very accommodating with our wishes. They took a lot of pressure off us so we could enjoy the process.