Long Island has some amazing wedding venues. Book a tour for these must-see locations.
You’re just engaged, and you have no idea where to start! There are hundreds of venues across the Island – everything from small restaurants to venues with a water view to actual castles. The possibilities are endless. Well, BOLI is here to help!
But why not book tours at some of Brides of Long Island’s favorite Long Island wedding venues? Here are 53 of our favorite wedding venues that are bound to have something to make one of the most important days of your life the best day ever!
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The Crescent Beach Club
Bayville
Imagine saying “I do” at sunset on a white sand beach, surrounded by palm trees with the blue water behind you. Well, you don’t have to travel off Long Island to do it! The Crescent Beach Club is on the beautiful Long Island Sound that gives couples a plethora of choices when it comes to photos and beyond. Its cocktail hour features steel pan drums, and its ballroom features floor-to-ceiling windows for breathtaking views of the beach and water at any time of day or night. And you can keep the party going on the beach after the reception with tiki torches and fire pits. The beach club’s capacity is 425.
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Westbury Manor
Westbury
Westbury Manor’s lush landscape is the perfect backdrop for your wedding. Set upon 5 acres, this mansion has several ballrooms and cocktail rooms to fit up to 300 guests.
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The Inn at New Hyde Park
New Hyde Park
This Long Island landmark was established in 1938. Its staff of event planners, management and culinary artists have a combined 200 years experience! The Inn can accommodate from 10-500 of your guests.
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Sunset Harbour
East Patchogue
Located in its own marina, tucked away along the Great South Bay, Sunset Harbour has been family owned and operated for the past 25 years. The marina offers stunning views of the water and makes for great sunset photos. It can accommodate up to 250 guests.
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Swan Lake Caterers
Manorville
This recently renovated boutique-style venue is located on the greens of Swan Lake Golf Course. It features a rustic indoor look with wine barrels, barn doors and lanterns.
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The Old Field Club
East Setauket
The Old Field Club offers waterfront views along the north shore with rustic yet elegant charm. On the smaller side, this intimate venue can accommodate up to 180 guests.
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The Meadow Club
Port Jefferson Station
This recently renovated property boasts crystal chandeliers and perfectly manicured gardens. The Meadow Club hosts one wedding at a time, and offers various packages that fit every budget and wedding party size!
The Lannin (Photo by J. Santini Photography)
The Lannin
East Meadow
This fully renovated venue is in the heart of Long Island, located inside Eisenhower Park golf course. If you’re looking to customize the luxury wedding of your dreams, the Lannin is the perfect place for you. From its modern classic look to its award-winning chef, the Lannin is surrounded by lush scenery for a wedding your guests will talk about for years to come.
The Piermont
Babylon
Nestled on the Great South Bay, this waterfront venue features floor-to-ceiling windows for your guests to enjoy beautiful sunsets and amazing water views. Couples can choose between indoor or outdoor ceremonies. The menus feature locally sourced products and American classics.
Fox Hollow
Woodbury
This state-of-the-art venue is located on Long Island’s Gold Coast, and gives couples plenty of options, including three different rooms to accommodate any size wedding party from 50-285 guests! It has several options for an on-site ceremony, including an outdoor garden. And it has an on-site hotel for couples to turn a wedding day into a wedding weekend! A truly full-service venue, Fox Hollow is sure to have something for every bride.
Watermill Caterers
Smithtown
Located in the heart of Suffolk County, this hidden gem features a sprawling estate, manicured landscapes, winding pathways and historic architecture. Your wedding will have old-world charm with luxurious modern comforts. It can accommodate up to 350 guests.
Insignia
Smithtown
This steakhouse-turned wedding venue can accommodate up to 300 guests. It offers indoor and outdoor spaces for a ceremony. Insignia combines the feel of a Hamptons-style mansion with an upscale Manhattan restaurant for a unique wedding. Menus range from prime-age steaks to fresh seafood and sushi.
Opus Steakhouse
Jericho
This re-imagined north shore mansion can be yours for your wedding day! It offers dramatic spaces offering endless views of lush gardens, a suspended wine loft and an open kitchen. To say Opus is unique is an understatement, and it’s sure to wow your up to 225 guests.
360 East at Montauk Downs
Montauk
Head to The End to celebrate your wedding day in the charm of a beach town with an elegant setting. Wow your guests, which can be up to 200, with views of Montauk. As a bonus, say your vows with the Montauk Lighthouse as your backdrop!
Heritage Club at Bethpage
Bethpage
The Heritage Club at Bethpage combines the richness of Long Island’s Heritage with the finest service and cuisine. Say your vows in a room with a grand chandelier on beautiful wooden floors, or outside in a charming gazebo with the Bethpage Black course as your backdrop. The ballroom offers floor to ceiling windows overlooking 1,500 acres of rolling greens. It can accommodate up to 500 guests.
The Mansion at Oyster Bay
Woodbury
Have your wedding with an authentic Gatsby era flare with modern accents and amenities. Your breath will be taken away by just the foyer alone with a roaring fireplace amid marble floors and a grand staircase. The ballroom features an outdoor patio allowing for an indoor/outdoor cocktail hour. It can accommodate up to 500 guests.
The Vineyards at Aquebogue
Aquebogue
The Vineyards has a rustic, farmhouse feel with enchanting gardens and, obviously, authentic vineyards. With a guest capacity of 300, this venue can host your ceremony, inside or outside, and reception. The cocktail hour can include a farm-to-table station with bison and flounder sliders, North Fork oyster chowder, salads and so much more. It offers a variety of enhancement packages, as well as all-inclusive packages for Saturday or Sunday day weddings.
Chateau at Coindre Hall
Huntington
With the Huntington Harbor as a backdrop, this mansion is both timeless and historic. Couples can exchange vows in the garden or the ballroom. And the photo opportunities are endless with a courtyard with vine-covered columns, a spiral staircase and six fireplaces. Coindre Hall can hold up to 200 guests for a night full of historic and elegant memories.
Essex Club
Brentwood
This quaint country club is set among 50 acres of rolling greens and picturesque perennials. Have your ceremony at the outside gazebo or in front of a roaring fireplace inside. And then dance the night away with up to 250 guests in the grand ballroom.
Stonebridge Country Club
Smithtown
This modern-day country club overlooks a lush, green golf course and woodlands, offering plenty of photo opportunities. Stonebridge can accommodate up to 350 guests. It has an outdoor gazebo for ceremonies, and a couple options for cocktail hour.
Bourne Mansion
Oakdale
This historic Vanderbilt Museum is located on the Great South Bay with breathtaking views inside and out. The mansion features 40-foot vaulted ceilings, an elegant wooden staircase and a grand ballroom. It can hold up to 300 of your guests.
Estate at Three Village Inn
Stony Brook
Located in the heart of the historic town and overlooking Stony Brook Harbor, the Estate at Three Village Inn is a unique backdrop for your wedding day. Make it a full wedding weekend, with your rehearsal dinner at their Mirabelle restaurant, stay overnight in their cozy rooms or suites, and then say your vows in the garden before enjoying your reception in their ballroom, able to fit up to 250 guests.
Mansion at Timber Point
Great River
The Mansion at Timber Point is nestled along the Great South Bay, offering views of Fire Island and the rolling greens of a golf course. Inside the historic mansion offers classic country décor with a modern twist for you and your up to 250 guests.
The Mansion at West Sayville
West Sayville
The Mansion at West Sayville offers classic splendor with rustic beach charm. It features views of the Great South Bay, Fire Island and the Maritime Museum. The grand ballroom features French doors to separate the dance floor from the dining room. A perfect setting for up to 220 guests.
Pavilion at Sunken Meadow
Kings Park
The Pavilion at Sunken Meadow is the premier location for the perfect beach wedding. It offers stretches of sand, gentle bay breezes and beautiful sunset views. It can accommodate up to 300 guests.
View
Oakdale
View offers a refined yet relaxing setting with beautiful waterfront views and award-winning food. Host your intimate wedding with up to 180 guests at the View for a customized menu and breathtaking landscapes.
East Wind Long Island
Wading River
East Wind features 26 acres on the Island’s North Shore giving brides plenty of opportunities for amazingly beautiful photos. Not only does it give you several options for your wedding – everything from an intimate garden affair to a stately ballroom – it also is home to a hotel, with several restaurants, shops and a full-service spa and salon. These amenities allow brides tons of options to get ready, a rehearsal dinner or just a day of relaxation before the big day!
The Barn at Old Bethpage Restoration
Old Bethpage
The Barn offers a rustic yet elegant venue for your wedding, with over 8,000-square-feet of indoor and outdoor event space. It fits 300 guests, and features high ceilings with exposed wooden beams. Couples can choose to have an on-site ceremony overlooking the gardens or inside the ballroom. The country fields and authentic farmhouse are sure to leave your guests impressed.
Giorgio’s Baiting Hollow
Baiting Hollow
Every wedding at Giorgio’s is personally overseen by the owners to make sure your perfect day goes smoothly. This venue is unique in its indoor/outdoor setting, with scenic views of a beautiful, rolling golf course. And who wouldn’t love a nine-station cocktail hour and a four-course entrée dinner. Giorgio’s fits up to 300 guests.
Atlantis Banquets & Events
Riverhead
When you hear Atlantis, you probably think “aquarium,” but why not get married there? From a small gathering of 20 guests to up to 650, you get to choose from up to nine different locations around the property to celebrate your big day. And don’t forget to inquire about taking photos with the animals!
Swan Club on the Harbor
Roslyn
Located on the harbor, Swan Club on the Harbor offers breathtaking views and picturesque backdrops. It is located on an estate that dates back to the 1600s and features a mansion constructed by the co-founder of Con Edison. Purchased in 2018 by restaurateur brothers they restored it to its Gold Coast perfection. It can hold up to 350 guests.
The Mansion at Woodside Club
Muttontown
This one-of-a-kind mansion property is sure to be the perfect venue to host the best day of your life. The Mansion at Woodside Club features indoor and outdoor options for your ceremony as well as an open-plan ballroom.
Pine Hollow Club
East Norwich
This private club offers a bit of old and new to make your wedding day perfect. It features historic architecture with modern finesse. Pine Hollow Club features multiple ballrooms and plenty of outdoor gardens to make your day unforgettable.
Bellport Country Club
Bellport
This one-wedding venue is located in the village of Bellport and offers rolling views of the championship golf course and Great South Bay. It features and indoor-outdoor cocktail hour, and a beautiful private garden for the perfect ceremony. Customize your dream wedding at Bellport Country Club.
Villa Lombardi’s
Holbrook
For more than four decades, the Lombardi family has set the standard in Long Island hospitality. Known for its delicious Neapolitan Italian Cuisine, the Lombardis bring a little bit of timeless tradition to your wedding day.
Bayview on the Water
Freeport
Located right on the water on the beautiful Nautical Mile, Bayview on the Water offers three levels of panoramic open bay views. The brand new venue can accommodate up to 300 guests for formal affairs, and up to 400 for cocktail receptions.
One10
Melville
This restaurant space is designed in a modern, chic style, with plenty of natural light and warm wooden flooring. In addition to hosting wedding celebrations, it also operates as an Italian steakhouse.
Rare650
Syosset
Rare, indeed. This modern restaurant offers a unique dining experience with several event spaces to choose from for your wedding. From the main dining area with a floor-to-ceiling wine room to the bright and airy conservatory, Rare650 is the perfect venue to customize your perfect wedding day.
The Halston
Melville
This new addition to the Anthony Scotto family has everything you need on your wedding day. It features exciting cuisine that you can pair with perfect wines and signature cocktails. This is the perfect venue for up to 200 guests. And it’s only one wedding at a time at The Halston.
Blackstone Steakhouse
Melville
Just like every couple, every wedding at Blackstone is refreshingly unique and special. Offering elegant, modern décor with quarried stone, rich natural wood and warmly glowing chandeliers and fireplaces, it sets the mood for an incredible and memorable wedding day.
The Bayview House at Captain Bill’s
Bay Shore
The Bayview House is nestled off the South Shore and offers stunning views of the Great South Bay. It features shimmering chandeliers, a second floor bridal suite with a balcony overlooking the grand ballroom and cathedral windows showcasing panoramic water views. From intimate affairs to grand galas, the Bayview House is ready to host your special day.
Soundview Caterers
Bayville
Soundview Caterers are ready to maintain their legacy of extraordinary service and culinary excellence on your wedding day. Nestled along the “Gold Coast” of Long Island’s North Shore, it features spectacular views of the Long Island Sound and neighboring coastline.
Riviera Waterfront Mansion
Massapequa
This venue sits right on the Great South Bay, so your guests can watch you say your vows or sip cocktails right along the water. From its stunning ballroom to its expansive cocktail hour space outside, The Riviera Waterfront Mansion is ready to plan your special day.
The Royalton on the Greens
Melville
This family owned venue sits on top of a hill at the heart of a breathtaking golf course with magical waterfalls, offering the perfect backdrop for wedding photos and beautiful views. Hidden by the gilded gates of a country club, you’ll feel like you have your own private oasis.
The Royalton Mansion
Roslyn Heights
This family owned venue with a Great Gatsby-era feel is tucked away in Roslyn Heights. Featuring 10 acres of wooded arbor and English gardens, The Royalton Mansion will transport your guests back in time to an era of luxury and opulence.
Water’s Edge
Centerport
With stunning waterfront views, Water’s Edge expertly-trained staff is ready to make your wedding unforgettable. This sophisticated Gatsby-style venue will have your guests in awe.
Port Jefferson Country Club
Port Jefferson
Located along the edge of the Long Island Sound, PJCC’s waterfront views can be enjoyed from the main ballroom, cocktail hour space and four – yes four – expansive decks for some amazing sunset photos. Their dedicated team is ready to create the wedding day of your dreams.
Tellers: An American Chophouse
Islip
If you’re looking for a venue with history, romance and culinary artistry, then Tellers: An American Chophouse is where you should look. Housed in a restored 1927 First National Bank, Tellers provides a breathtaking backdrop for your wedding day. And don’t forget to ask about their private space for intimate gatherings!
The Garden City Hotel
Garden City
Since 1874, The Garden City Hotel has been an icon of elegance on Long Island. It offers couples luxury, exceptional service and a world-class cuisine that will leave your wedding guests wowed. Their newly-renovated grand ballroom features soaring ceilings, floating chandeliers and upgraded lighting.
Smithtown Landing Caterers
Smithtown
This hidden gem is nestled on a pristine golf course that overlooks the Nissequogue River. It’s surrounded by lush forestry and scenic water views, creating the perfect backdrop for elegant photos with a touch of rustic romantic vibes.
Sand Castle
Franklin Square
If you want to be treated like the queen that you are, look no further than the Sand Castle – its uniqueness and sophistication will wow every guest. Their staff is pays meticulous attention to detail, and they’re committed to creating the literal fairytale wedding of your dreams.
Gatsby on the Ocean
Wantagh
Imagine saying ‘I do’ with the sound of waves in the background, and a slight breeze coming off the water. With Gatsby on the Ocean’s perfect location, you can have your entire wedding – ceremony, cocktail hour and reception – just steps away from the beach. And don’t even get us started on those perfect sunset photos!
Pearl Caterers
Port Jefferson
Pearl Catering at Danfords creates culinary masterpieces for your wedding day. The team is passionate about making sure your wedding is about you, and works to bring your vision to life.
Greenview at Lawrence Yacht and Country Club
Lawrence
From an intimate gathering to a full party with up to 500 guests, this venue is elegant, classy and modern. Its renovated ballroom features a performing stage and a spacious dance floor.
Wherever you choose to have your wedding, just know that you’ll be in great hands!
In Brides of Long Island’s Monthly “Mrs.” series, we profile some of our members’ unforgettable weddings. This month, we spoke with Sarah and Ali about the meaningful DIY projects and personal touches that helped them create a wedding day that felt completely their own.
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A quick meeting in 2012 planted a seed that didn’t fully bloom until Sarah and Ali were re‑introduced in 2019. From that moment on, their story unfolded into a wedding day that reflected not just their love, but the journey that brought them back to each other.
Finding Their Way Back to Each Other
Sarah and Ali first met briefly through mutual friends in 2012, then went their separate ways until a 2019 re‑introduction changed everything. “My roommate said her friends were coming over, and she walked in with Ali and it was over from there,” Sarah says. Two years later, on March 11, 2021, Sarah surprised Ali with a proposal on a pier surrounded by family and friends. A week later, Ali proposed in their backyard.
After celebrating with a party, the two enjoyed their engagement before officially diving into planning in late 2023.
Planning With Confidence (After a Nervous Start)
Once they booked Stonebridge Country Club, a BOLI Preferred Vendor, Sarah and Ali eased into planning with a mix of excitement and the nerves that come with being a same‑sex couple navigating the wedding industry. “We walked in holding our breath, but the second Diana greeted us, it felt safe and welcoming,” Sarah says. Ali added the property, the pricing and the people made every decision easier. “The moment we stepped inside, we just knew — it felt like our place.”
With the venue locked in, she immediately reached out to the makeup artist she’d been eyeing on Brides of Long Island – LisaMarie Makeup, a BOLI Preferred Vendor. Sarah says she booked her the same day because she loved her soft, natural style.
From there, the rest of the process unfolded smoothly as they relied mostly on the venue’s vendor package. They rounded out their team with Absolute Entertainment, a BOLI Preferred Vendor, a florist who matched their vision and Rev. Joe Iadanza, of Long Island Wedding Officiants, a BOLI Preferred Vendor, who had guests laughing and tearing up all night.
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Handmade Details That Made the Day Theirs
Sarah and Ali poured so much of themselves into their wedding, choosing a palette of pinks, mauves and sage green, and filling the space with personal touches they created by hand. They built a memorial display, customized a mirror and crafted favors by filling jars with honey and flower seeds. “We wanted something personal, not just something bought — something we actually put together ourselves,” Sarah says.
Their bouquets were made of sola wood flowers so they could keep them forever, and pearls and diamonds appeared throughout the décor as a nod to their birthstones. Ali loved that their DIY choices felt both meaningful and practical, adding, “We wanted things people would actually use.”
A Day Full of Calm, Joy and Genuine Connection
On the morning of the wedding, both Sarah and Ali felt the kind of nerves that only come with a day you’ve imagined for years. Sarah started out composed until the reality of it all hit her, but the moment they shared their first look, everything shifted. “The second I saw her, every bit of nervousness disappeared,” she says.
Ali had been shaking all morning, hands sweating through the anticipation, but the first look grounded her instantly and turned the day into pure fun. They loved getting a few quiet minutes alone in their fully-set reception room before guests arrived — dancing, taking photos, and soaking in the space they created together.
Throughout the day, a few standout vendors made the experience even more meaningful. Their MC, Terrence, became a true anchor — checking in constantly, personalizing every detail, and even taking videos for them since they didn’t hire a videographer. “He never felt like a vendor; he felt like a family friend,” Sarah says.
Their officiant, Rev. Joe, left a lasting impression too. Ali remembers how comfortable he made them feel, and guests still talk about how he moved seamlessly from heartfelt moments to laughter.
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Stonebridge’s team kept the day running flawlessly, from the quick room flip that surprised guests to the bar setup that kept lines nonexistent. Their DJ team kept the dance floor full, even pulling off a table dash so Sarah and Ali could get photos with every guest. By the end of the night, they both agreed that everything went smoothly, every detail felt cared for and it truly was the best day.
A Sweet Ending
Sarah and Ali leaned on the Brides of Long Island community throughout planning, using the search bar for everything from vendor research to tiny details they didn’t even know to ask about. “Anything I needed, I typed it in and there was always an answer,” Sarah says, and Ali loved that “no question ever went unanswered.”
Now that they’re on the other side, their biggest advice is simple: stay present. Ali encourages brides to slow down enough to enjoy the food and the moments you’ve been planning for, while Sarah adds, “Remember it’s your day — stay together, soak it in and don’t let yourselves get pulled in a million directions.”
As for the sweetest surprise of all, Stonebridge partners with Dortoni to gift couples a recreated version of their wedding cake for their first anniversary. Sarah and Ali loved the tradition, especially since they barely tasted their cake on the actual day. Returning for that anniversary treat felt like reliving a piece of their wedding, a small but meaningful reminder of a celebration that still feels like it happened yesterday.
(Photo courtesy of Park Ave Studio)
Vendors:
Venue: Stonebridge Country Club, a BOLI Preferred Vendor
Photographer: Park Ave. Studio, a BOLI Preferred Vendor
Officiant: Rev. Joe Iadanza, Long Island Wedding Officiants, a BOLI Preferred Vendor
DJ: Absolute Entertainment, a BOLI Preferred Vendor
Florist: Flowers by Brian
Hair: Sarah used Jenn Turk; Ali used Emily Gargiulo
Makeup: Sarah used LisaMarie Makeup, a BOLI Preferred Vendor; ; Ali used Emily Gargiulo
Dress: Sarah used Burton’s Bridals, a BOLI preferred vendor; Ali used Blossom Bride
Cake: Dortoni Bakery
Transportation: Mark of Elegance Limousine Service, a BOLI preferred vendor
Hotel: Hyatt Regency Long Island, a BOLI preferred vendor
(Photo courtesy of Park Ave Studio)
It’s not a party without your guests! But inviting them all to your wedding can be daunting. Avoid these common mistakes couples make when finalizing their guest list
It’s one of the more overwhelming parts of wedding planning: putting together a guest list. You may be inspired to invite everyone you’ve ever met, or you may want to keep things small, but chances are you’ll have at least a few questions when compiling all those names.
There are a few easy-to-make guest list snags that can befall any bride. Save yourself some time, hassle, and emotional upheaval by avoiding these 5 common mistakes couples make when finalizing their guest list.
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1. Inviting too many guests
Yes, we promise you will get some “no’s.” But if you’re inviting 200 and your venue’s capacity is 130 (and you can only really afford 120)…well, things may get stressful. Avoid including a large number of guests you’re not prepared to host.
2. Not setting limits with your parents
Your parents are excited and they want to celebrate your big day. Remember though, this is YOUR wedding. If your parents or in-laws have free reign with the guest list, you may end up with a wedding full of people that you don’t really know (or, at least, aren’t that close to). Give your parents a set number of invites to avoid a guest list full of strangers.
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3. Leaving off (appropriate) plus-ones
Your best friend’s…ahem…’friend with benefits’ that comes and goes like the wind? Okay sure, you can leave him off. But long-term partners and spouses should always be included on the invite list, so avoid asking your paired-up pals to come solo.
It’s also a good idea to include plus-ones for your guests who may not know anyone else in attendance. You’ve been to parties where everyone else knows each other except for you — it’s not always a fun experience.
4. Thinking you have to invite certain guests
If you’re only inviting your cousin because they invited you to their wedding…10 years ago…and you haven’t spoken to them since then…it’s not the worst etiquette in the world to leave them off the list (especially if you have other people you’d love to invite in their place).
5. Excluding some and inviting others
Family and friend group dynamics can be a tricky thing. If you regularly hang out in a group of friends but only invite one or two people from that group, it could be hurtful and cause some resentment.
Same with family — if you invite your cousins but not your aunt and uncle, your wedding could be a heated topic of conversation. If possible, try to keep families and close friend groups intact on your list.
From Disney to Harry Potter and everything in between, these bridal shower themes bring personality, nostalgia, and plenty of fun to your celebration.
Bridal showers have become so much more than a simple afternoon get‑together — today’s brides are leaning into creative themes that reflect their style, their story and the moments that make them smile. Whether you’re dreaming of something whimsical, elegant, nostalgic or totally unexpected, BOLI members have delivered some truly unforgettable ideas. Here are 11 of BOLI’s favorite bridal shower themes to inspire your own celebration.
Bubbly Brunch
A mimosa‑forward celebration with bright citrus colors, bubbly bars and brunch bites that keep the vibe light and festive. Perfect for brides who love a relaxed, social atmosphere.
Something Blue
A chic, monochromatic moment featuring soft blues, hydrangeas and delicate details that nod to the classic wedding tradition. It’s simple, elegant and always photogenic.
Butterfly Kisses
Soft pastels, floating butterflies and whimsical garden‑party touches make this theme feel dreamy and romantic. Ideal for brides who love ethereal, feminine styling.
Bridgerton Ball of the Season
Think Regency‑era elegance with lace, pearls, pastels and plenty of florals. This theme is perfect for brides who want a touch of royal romance.
Popped The Question
A pop‑music‑inspired shower with playlists, lyric‑themed signage and fun nods to your favorite artists. Think Taylor Swift or the Backstreet Boys (Millenium blue and white anyone?) It’s upbeat, modern and full of personality.
Happily Ever After
A Disney‑inspired celebration with subtle fairytale touches, soft sparkle and magical details that feel sweet without being over the top. Perfect for brides who grew up on princess stories.
Love Is In Bloom
A floral‑forward shower bursting with fresh blooms, garden party décor and soft romantic colors. It’s timeless, feminine and always a crowd‑pleaser.
Main Squeeze
Bright citrus décor, lemon‑themed treats and sunny yellow accents make this theme feel fresh and joyful. Great for spring and summer celebrations.
She Found Her Sweetheart
A dessert‑driven theme with candy bars, pastel palettes and bakery-style displays. It’s playful, charming and ideal for brides with a sweet tooth.
Perfect Match
Matchbox motifs, spark imagery and “lighting the way to love” details make this theme clever and visually fun. It’s a cute twist for brides who love a good pun.
Once Upon a Love Story
A literary‑themed shower with stacked‑book centerpieces, cozy library‑style décor and subtle nods to the bride’s favorite stories — from Harry Potter to classic romance novels. It’s perfect for brides who want a whimsical, book‑lover’s twist on the traditional shower.
Bridal showers are your moment to celebrate this chapter in a way that feels unmistakably you. Whether you lean toward something playful, sentimental or totally unexpected, choosing a theme that reflects your personality sets the tone for a celebration you’ll look back on with a full heart. No matter what you pick, surround yourself with the people who lift you up and make this season feel even sweeter.
You’ve said yes, now comes the hard part. Here’s how to find vendors for your wedding.
After all the buzz and the excitement from your engagement dies down, you’ll start getting down to the business of planning your wedding. Whether you’re going for a huge event with hundreds of people or something smaller and more intimate, chances are you’ll need to hire at least a few wedding pros to pull everything off.
But how do you go about finding those wedding pros? You may have a venue you love, and you may have stalked a few makeup artists on social media, but what about everyone else?
Don’t worry, beautiful bride — BOLI has your back! These are the best ways to find vendors for your wedding, no matter what kind of vibe you have in mind.
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Peruse Brides of Long Island’s Preferred Vendors
Brides of Long Island was started by founder Heather Cunningham as she planned her own big day. Since 2017, our mission has been to help every member of our community bring their dream wedding days to life. We’re staffed entirely by former brides who’ve all been on this journey before, and who all faced a lot of the same questions and struggles that you may be facing right now.
That’s why we compiled a list of our own Preferred Vendors. These are the pros that we’ve worked with before, that we know are passionate, knowledgeable, and reliable. We vet each and every vendor to be sure they’re up to our standards, and we do so by researching what YOU have to say about your experiences working with them.
Brides of Long Island has 26 different categories of vendors, from venues to wedding planners and everything in between. Any vendor you could possibly need can be found on our website! Once you choose a category, you can click on the profiles of every vendor to get an idea of their specialities, their background, and what they love about working with our brides. When you find one that you love, click on their contact information to set up a meeting or see more of their work. Yes, it’s THAT easy!
Join the brides-only BOLI Facebook Group
Do you have questions that no one can really answer? Are you obsessing over colors or themes while everyone is telling you to relax? Do you want to find friendship, camaraderie, and support from other brides planning their weddings on Long Island? Then you need to join BOLI’s brides-only Facebook group!
This is where all your questions, like “should I pick chiffon or satin for the bridesmaids dresses,” get answered. This is where you can vent about your future mother-in-law without hurting anyone’s feelings. And this is where brides can give their honest feedback about their vendor teams. Simply search the group for “makeup artist” or “DJ” and hundreds of reviews will come up! Since we don’t allow vendors inside the group, brides can be entirely open about their experiences.
Just search for “Brides of Long Island” on Facebook, answer the questions, and your application to join will be submitted. Approval can take a while, so be patient. And be sure to check your DM’s if our moderators need to contact you for more information.
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Ask friends who’ve tied the knot
There’s nothing better than a personal recommendation from a friend. If you remember dancing the night away at your sorority sister’s reception, bug her for her DJ info. If you noticed the flowers at your sister-in-law’s bridal shower, don’t be afraid to ask for her florist. Mine your friends and family members for information, especially if you’ve already seen their vendors’ work in action.
Search social media
Instagram, TikTok, and other social media platforms are great means for researching vendors. You can search using phrases like “Long Island wedding hair” or follow hashtags like #longislandwedding or #bridesoflongisland! Most reputable vendors have social media accounts showcasing their actual work, but keep in mind — AI allows people to manipulate or fully create content that never existed, so you’ll want to have a keen eye when looking at photos and video.
And if you aren’t already, give us a follow @thebridesoflongisland! We showcase local vendors all the time, and you’ll definitely catch a lot of their stunning work.
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Attend bridal expos and events
Wedding and bridal expos happen quite frequently on the Island. You may even be able to catch one at a venue you’ve been eyeing! Expos are a great opportunity to meet a lot of different vendors at once — photographers, bridal salons, DJs, hair stylists, you name it. You can see examples of their work, chat with them to see if your vibes match, and even ask for their availability.
Here’s a Brides of Long Island pro tip: before attending an expo, create a special email address just for wedding communication. Most of the vendors will ask for your contact info, and having a specific email just for your wedding planning can help you keep everything organized and in one place.
Use search engines
We’ll be honest — search engines aren’t our favorite way to find vendors, for a few reasons. Reviews can be faked, Google rankings can be manipulated, and anyone can buy an ad.
The plus side is that search engines are easily accessible and quick. So if you’re in a rush and just need some names fast, a search engine can pull up several options for you. But be sure to do your own vetting and research before signing a contract or making a deposit.
Dupree and Dooley have been dating since 2022.
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Content creator and Baylen Out Loud star Baylen Dupree, 23, married her sweetheart Colin Dooley, 26, in what she told People was a “fairy tale” wedding.
The couple, who have been dating since 2022, tied the knot on May 19, in Warrenton, Virginia. Dupree is a content creator who documents her experience living with Tourette syndrome, and Dooley is a real estate agent. The pair met on a dating app, and announced their engagement on Instagram in February 2025.
(Photo courtesy of @baylen_dooley)
According to People, Dupree wanted to have a very colorful, vibrant and fun wedding. “What was more important to us was having as many people there as possible who love and support us,” she said. As they planned their wedding, they chose hot pink and baby blue for their décor, with eye-catching floral arrangements. Dupree’s father made a few items for his daughter’s big day that represented the couple.
Wearing Hayley Paige, Dupree walked down the aisle to an instrumental version of “Oceans,” before exchanging custom vows with Dooley. “To us, marriage is about choosing each other every single day,” Dooley told People. “It’s about being best friends and going through every season of life together.”
The pair made sure to add themselves into everything, including a queso fountain during the cocktail hour, and mac and cheese and taco stations during the buffet-style reception. Their three-tiered cake featured lemon elderflower, cinnamon roll and Funfetti!
(Image by CaseyJPhotos + Mariah Redding via People)
And, of course, their dogs Fluffy, Tootsie and Pumpkin were incorporated into the day.
The newlyweds are looking forward to “building a family together and going through life side by side,” said Dupree.
You can catch some more wedding details on Baylen Out Loud, which airs on TLC Tuesdays at 9 p.m
Can you imagine walking down the aisle to…silence? Neither can we! Here’s how to choose the right music for your wedding day
When we picture our ideal wedding days, music plays a huge role. You’ve got the reverent ceremony music, the iconic “walk down the aisle” songs, the cocktail hour background tunes, and the wall-thumping reception bangers. That’s a wide range of genres to cover!
So how do you go about picking the right music for your day? Is it more important to stick with tradition, or honor your love story with music that holds meaning to you?
The ceremony
Let’s face it — the ceremony selections may be the toughest part of your wedding day music puzzle. Depending on your theme, your vibes, and even your guests, the music you choose for this portion of the wedding can set the tone or distract from it. You may have fallen in love with your future spouse while listening to Kendrick Lamar at a party, but is “Not Like Us” a good choice to accompany your walk down the aisle? Alternatively, does a more traditional choice like Pachelbel’s “Canon in D” really fit with your personality, or will it feel a bit…stuffy?
The good news is, you can have the best of both worlds. Many wedding day musicians, like BOLI Preferred Vendor Sweet Harmony Music, can take your favorite songs and arrange them for your ceremony. Rap, Hip Hop, Pop, Country, and R&B can all sound fitting and classical when played by a string quartet!
You don’t have to sacrifice the music that means something to you in order to fit a moment. When choosing songs for your ceremony, think about the songs that have played a special part in your relationship. Playing them during the ceremony — maybe with a different instrumentation — can add an even deeper element to an already unforgettable event.
And if that music just so happens to be more classical in nature, great! There’s nothing wrong with sticking with the classics — they’re called that for a reason.
Image by Gelfman Photography, courtesy of Sweet Harmony
The cocktail hour
It’s the party before the party! This is the time when all of your guests get to mingle, grab a drink and a small bite, and take in the surroundings of your venue. The music you choose for this portion of the day will probably be more of a “background” element, there to help set the mood but not as noticeable as your ceremony or reception playlists.
While a more subdued vibe usually blends well with cocktail hour, that doesn’t mean you have to stick with small choices or songs you don’t know. Solo instrumentalists like pianists and guitarists, or even small ensembles know how to play popular hits and crowd-pleasing favorites in a way that allows your guests to enjoy their other four senses.
If you have an idea of what you’d like played at the cocktail hour, great! Let your DJ or live musician know. If you don’t have any idea, that’s okay too. Wedding pros will know what works best, and have a repertoire that they can pull out at any time.
The reception
Now this is where you’ll want to turn up the volume! You’ll work closely with your DJ to select a playlist full of songs you love. They’ll also probably ask you which songs to avoid, so don’t be afraid to think in that direction — nothing stops a party in its tracks like The Black Eyed Peas when you don’t want to hear them.
Think about those special moments during your reception: your first dance as a married couple, and dances with your parents. Again, these moments are best served by songs that hold a deeper meaning in your relationships. Think about songs your dad played in the car when you were growing up, or the music you listened to on your first road trip with your fiancé. Even if the song doesn’t fit the vibe, it’s possible you can find a slower arrangement that lends itself to a first dance!
You’ll also want to consider both your heritage and your fiancé’s. Are there any cultural songs you’ll want to play? Dances like the Tarantella and The Hora will all have appropriate music attached.
While you’ll want to think about your favorite music, take a moment to consider your guest list, too. If your mom, grandma, and great aunt are in attendance, they might like to hear a few songs that sound more familiar (think decades: 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and beyond).
Ultimately, a span of genres will be your best bet to get everyone on the dance floor.
Your guests will be on the dance floor all night long with these DJs!
For some brides, choosing the perfect DJ is the moment of wedding planning — and honestly, we get it. From the music that plays as you walk down the aisle, to that first dance, to a dance floor that stays packed all night, the right DJ sets the tone for your entire celebration. And remember, today’s DJs do so much more than play music. Many offer enhancements like photo booths, zap shots, dance‑floor giveaways, uplighting, special effects and so many extras that make your night unforgettable.
With so many talented Long Island DJs to choose from, it can be tough to know where to start. That’s where Brides of Long Island comes in. We’ve rounded up 22 trusted, highly recommended Long Island DJ companies — all known for their professionalism, energy and ability to bring your vision to life — so you can skip the stress and get straight to planning the party of your dreams.
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Absolute Entertainment
With over 30 years experience, Absolute Entertainment is a full-service entertainment company. Sparkler towers, giant lettering, photo booths, and, of course, excellent DJs and MCs to create the perfect night music-wise with you! Absolute represents over 20 catering halls on Long Island, including all of the Lessings’ venues.
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High Voltage Entertainment
High Voltage Entertainment wants you to know they are more than just great music! They offer photographers, live musicians, event coordinators and dancers to start. Their event coordinators cater to your needs to create the perfect day the way you want it.
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Long Island Sound DJ Entertainment
If you want to make a personal statement, LI Sound is the DJ company for you. From their top-notch emcees and DJS, to their state-of-the-art accent lighting, your wedding guests will sure to be impressed and won’t leave the dance floor.
(Photo courtesy of L.I. Nights Entertainment)
L.I. Nights Entertainment
With over 20 years experience, Chad and the staff at L.I. Nights Entertainment works to ensure a one-of-a-kind event for your wedding. They make sure to create the perfect, customized timelines for you to maximize the amount of partying on the dance floor.
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Ultimate Sound DJs
At Ultimate Sound DJs, the music never stops. Their DJs will keep the good vibes rolling from your first meeting to the very last dance at your wedding. Ultimate Sound DJs love being a part of a couple’s special day. They create magical moments, helping couples celebrate their love with family and friends.
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Tommy’s Tunes
For over 30 years, Tommy’s Tunes has raised the bar in DJ entertainment. Tommy’s Tunes offers an array of customized services to fit any budget and any party size.
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Dr. Beat Productions
If you want a highly energized dance floor, Dr. Beat is your go-to DJ. Their mission is to keep your reception lively with a personally curated playlist for each bride so no two weddings will be the same.
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Long Island Music Boutique
Keep your dance floor packed with MC Matty all night long. Matt takes the time to get to know each couple, and makes sure there are no awkward moments throughout the night. He loves when couples and guests truly let their guard down and feel the music on the dance floor.
Variety Music
Variety Music knows one of the most important aspects of your wedding day is the music, which is why they will create a classy, fun and lively atmosphere for you and your wedding guests. They also offer bi-lingual MCs to cater to all of their clients.
Studio 27 DJs
‘Get a real job!’ is something the owner of Studio 27 DJs has often heard. But this is his real job and he loves it! At Studio 27, they are constantly dreaming up new ways to give you the most unique and amazing wedding day.
Partytime Entertainment
It’s time to party with Partytime Entertainment. Being a part of your day is fulfilling for the Partytime DJs and emcees. They work hard to ensure your wedding leaves your guests saying ‘Wow, that was the best night ever.’
Fourth Generation DJ and Entertainment
With more than 30 years experience, Fourth Generation DJ and Entertainment make it their mission to fulfill your wedding entertainment dreams. From traditional to over-the-top showstopping bangers and everything in between, the DJs and emcees at Fourth Generation will be there every step of the way.
Top Tier Entertainment New York
Top Tier Entertainment is a full-service event production company, featuring everything from photographers to DJs, film making and live music. Top Tier has everything to make your wedding a night you’ll never forget.
Events by Elite Entertainment
Events by Elite offers bilingual DJs and emcees. They work side-by-side with you from your initial consultation to make sure all of your music is perfect. And don’t forget to ask about a photo booth or uplighting.
Sensational Sounds DJ Entertainment
Sensational Sounds works to ensure that your wedding reception will be a celebration that you will always look back on with joy and happiness! They ensure lots of laughter and special moments shared with family members and friends.
Ello Entertainment
Owner Joseph Mondello – also known as DJ Ello – began his career as a club DJ in his teens. Originally into house and dance music, Ello Entertainment caters to all genres for every wedding he DJs. DJing isn’t a job for Joseph, it’s his passion. Joseph brings upbeat energy in music and packed out as well as professionalism and a calm demeanor.
Xtreme Entertainment
The staff at Xtreme Entertainment has individuals from different backgrounds and talent ready to bring the energy and entertainment on your wedding day. They work with couples of all budgets to ensure the dance floor is filled on your wedding day. They can’t wait to meet with you to discuss music and other extras they offer like Zap shots, light shows and more!
Metro Sounds
What started out as a fascination with radio DJs turned into a passion and career for the owner for Metro Sounds. This small business prides itself on their attention to detail to ensure spectacular entertainment on your wedding day. By connecting with their brides, they can create a memorable day.
Drive Up DJ’s
With Drive Up DJ’s, you get your own personal party planner to make sure your wedding day entertainment goes off without a hitch. From DJs to lighting and photo booths, they have everything you need to create the wedding party of your dreams. They will turn your wedding day dreams into memories to last a lifetime.
TCM DJ Events LLC
Tasteful, Classy and Memorable DJ Events (or TCM DJ Events) says it all in the name. Their DJs cater to your music requests while keeping the dance floor packed all night long. With their music app, you can hear the songs you want while putting together your wedding timeline to make for a smooth, and unforgettable day.
Famous Entertainment
With over 20 years experience, including as a nightclub event director, Matt knows how to keep a crowd on the dance floor. Famous Entertainment offers an array of services, including DJ sets, live music, event rentals and more.
NY Sound Machine
This couple loves weddings because of the music. They ensure to get the music just right, keep the energy high and entertain your guests all night long. Phil is your DJ to keep the party going all night long, while Mary will work hard behind the scenes to get you ready for your special day.
So, what are you waiting for? Dance, don’t walk to book one of BOLI’s favorite DJs on Long Island for your wedding day.
They’re a great way to greet all of your guests, but they do take time that could be spent doing other things. So should you do a receiving line?
It’s common wedding etiquette: brides and grooms should greet everyone who attends their wedding.
But, let’s be real. This is probably the biggest party you’ve ever thrown, with invites extended to people you may only remember from childhood (or not at all). It’s not every day that we’re in the same place as hundreds of our family and friends, and that can be incredibly overwhelming.
At the same time, you don’t want to totally ignore those who’ve taken the time (and the money) to celebrate with you. It is YOUR day, but it might be a pretty lonely event if you had no guests show up!
One way to solve the greeting dilemma is to do a receiving line. Some couples go this route, and some don’t. Should you?
Image courtesy of The Glenmar Studio
What is a receiving line?
A receiving line takes place immediately after the ceremony. You and your spouse walk back down the aisle, wait outside the ceremony space, and greet each guest as they leave the room or building. Your guests may want to take a few moments and offer their congratulations, so a line is formed.
Doing a receiving line isn’t a requirement, for you or your guests. You may choose to move on to pictures, hop in a limo, or do something else immediately after you’ve said “I do.” It’s not a requirement for your guests, either. Some may want to catch you at the party instead, so they’ll skip the line altogether.
Image courtesy of Heartfelt Studio
What are the pros of doing a receiving line?
The biggest advantage to doing a receiving line is that it allows you to greet every guest at a dedicated time. There may not be many opportunities to see everyone during the reception (not without forgoing the dance floor or skipping dinner, anyway), so a receiving line gives both you and your guests the chance to focus on each other without the usual wedding distractions.
Also, if you wait until the reception, you’ll be rushing around your venue to say your hellos. With a receiving line, it’s the other way around — your guests come to you.
What are the cons of doing a receiving line?
The downside to receiving lines is that they take time — especially if you’ve got a big guest list. Instead of rolling through your photo list, heading off to your venue, or even just spending a few quiet moments with your new spouse, you’ll be hunkered down and talking to everyone as they leave your ceremony. And that can get tiring.
Realistically, you’ll also probably encounter a few guests that want to say a lot more than just a quick “congrats!” This can create a bottleneck effect for guests leaving your ceremony space, potentially causing a bit of chaos and discomfort.
Image courtesy of Miralli Photography
Should you do a receiving line?
As with almost everything wedding-related, the decision over a receiving line comes down to your personal preferences. It’s your day, and you get to decide what’s important.
If you’ve got a smaller guest list, you’re doing a “first look” and getting a lot of pictures done early, or you just want to enjoy your party without the pressure of table hopping, a receiving line might be the way to go. If you’ve got a hefty guest list, you really want to make your cocktail hour, or you feel awkward having to stand and talk to a lot of people, skipping the receiving line is probably your best option.
If you’re still on the fence, ask your photographer! They’ll have a set timeline they’re sticking to, and they could be the deciding vote one way or the other.
In Brides of Long Island’s Monthly “Mrs.” series, we profile some of our members’ unforgettable weddings. This month, we spoke with Emily about the standout professionals who didn’t just show up for her wedding … they went the extra mile.
(Photo by Lumos Wedding Photography)
Our wedding days wouldn’t be complete without the incredible teams working behind the scenes, and Emily and Ryan were lucky to have vendors who truly poured their hearts into the experience. From her hairstylist to her photographers, each one found small but meaningful ways to make the day smoother, sweeter and even more memorable.
A Love Story By Chance
Emily and Ryan first crossed paths at the dive bar where she worked — a place Ryan rarely visited. “His friends were regulars, but he never really went there,” Emily says. “That one night he did.” They began dating in January 2020, and early on, a winter trip to Lake Placid led them to a quiet covered bridge. Ryan carved their initials into the wood, a simple moment that became their place. “We went back a couple of times because it meant so much to us,” she says.
Three years later, Ryan used that same bridge to ask the biggest question of all. For Emily’s birthday on July 20, 2023, he surprised her with a return trip, complete with a cozy Airbnb and her two best friends waiting to celebrate. He brought her back to the bridge and asked her to take their dog, Harley, down to the water while he “carved Harley’s name next to their initials.” When she walked back up, the wood said ‘Will you marry me?’ “I was so oblivious,” Emily laughs. “I turned around and he was on one knee. It was perfect.”
(Photo by Lumos Wedding Photography)
Thoughtful Approach to Planning
Emily always imagined a long engagement, not because she was indecisive, but because she wanted to savor it. “You get married once, hopefully,” she says. “I just wanted to enjoy being engaged and the excitement of it all.” She didn’t dive into planning right away; instead, she waited nearly a year before seriously exploring venues and figuring out what kind of wedding felt right for them.
At first, she and Ryan hoped to marry upstate, where their story began. But after visiting a few places, nothing felt like “the one.” It wasn’t until her aunt encouraged her to look locally that Emily discovered the Three Village Inn, a BOLI Preferred Venue, — a place she’d lived near her whole life without realizing it. “It was so cute and clean, and it just made sense,” she says. Once they booked, planning truly began, starting with the vendors that mattered most to her: videography and photography. “Those were the two things I knew I wanted to invest in so we could look back on everything,” she explains.
Once she found Lumos Wedding Photography, a BOLI Preferred Vendor, through another Three Village Inn bride, everything clicked. “When I met Rachel and Chris, I just loved them,” Emily says. “I wanted photographers I’d actually enjoy spending the whole day with, and they were so personable.” Their engagement session in September only confirmed she’d made the right choice, giving her a preview of the comfort and connection she’d feel on the wedding day.
(Photo by Lumos Wedding Photography)
It’s All in the Meaningful Details
Emily envisioned a vintage, old‑world feel that fit perfectly with the charm of the Three Village Inn. She and Ryan added personal touches everywhere: a booklet of handwritten recipes from their grandparents at each place setting, signature cocktails featuring their pets and playful oversized cutouts of their dogs’ and cats’ faces during the bridal party entrance. She carried tributes to her late grandparents in her bouquet, gave Ryan cufflinks engraved in her handwriting and fulfilled her dream of riding in a vintage car from the church to the venue. The night before the wedding, Ryan surprised her with the leather journal she once wrote in — now filled with years of entries he’d secretly added. “I had no idea he planned to give it to me on our wedding day,” she says. They even used her parents’ 45‑year‑old cake topper and napkins printed with their own handwritten notes.
It was Emily’s vendors who made the day feel effortless. She gives her highest praise to Lumos Photography, especially Rachel, who kept the timeline smooth while still being warm and supportive. “She held my lip gloss, handed me a fan, fixed anything I stressed about. She was just constantly there for me,” Emily says. The Beauty Boys arrived early, brought great energy and delivered makeup her bridal party loved. Her hairstylist, Crystal, went above and beyond when a bridesmaid discovered her dress was the wrong color – she left mid‑morning, visited multiple stores and returned with several options, refusing payment. Emily also loved how seamlessly her videographer worked with the photography team, and their last‑minute content creator kept guests laughing with candid interviews and late‑night clips. “Everyone we worked with genuinely cared,” she says. “They made the day what it was.”
(Photo by Lumos Wedding Photography)
Keeping Things Fun
The Brides of Long Island community was a constant resource throughout Emily’s planning. “Oh my god, I was on there all the time,” she laughs. She used the search bar to look up vendors, get dress‑shopping recommendations and even check tipping guidelines. Now on the other side, her advice is simple: try to turn the stress into joy. “Any time I felt overwhelmed, I reminded myself this is such a happy, exciting time,” she says. “You only do this once, so make it fun. Even if you have to fake it a little, it helps — and the day is amazing no matter what.”
(Photo by Lumos Wedding Photography)
Vendors:
Venue: Estate at Three Village Inn, a BOLI Preferred Vendor
Photographer: Lumos Wedding Photography, a BOLI Preferred Vendor
Videography: Wedding Cinema – Pete Galgano
Content Creator: Stardust Motion & Stills (Florin Harrison)
DJ: Absolute DJ, a BOLI Preferred Vendor
Florist: Village Florist
Hair: Crystal Hair Creations
Makeup: The Beauty Boys
Dress: Blu Rayne Bridal Boutique, a BOLI Preferred Vendor
Cake: Rolling Pin Bakery