Romantic Estate Wedding Rich In Jewish Ceremony Traditions

Step into a love story that’s more than just a tale of stars aligning; it’s a narrative carved into the very fabric of the regal Peterloon Estate. In this timeless setting, amidst the echoes of history, love takes center stage, unfolding in the most captivating manner and infused with the exquisite charm of Jewish ceremony traditions. As we wander through the opulence of the Peterloon Estate , we’ll unveil the magic orchestrated by the House of Joy, seamlessly harmonizing with the floral enchantments by Carly Messmer. It’s akin to embarking on a journey through time, captured through the lens of M. Eilert Photography.

So, get your virtual seat, don your time-traveler’s cap, and come along with us as we venture into the heart of a celebration where the echoes of history blend harmoniously with the melody of love, and where cherished traditions are interwoven with the creation of new ones. Prepare to be captivated by a love story that seamlessly bridges the timeless with the contemporary.

Rachel and Kevin brought their Brooklyn romance to Cincinnati. The two originally met in New York City. One morning, Kevin prepared a deluxe brunch spread in their Brooklyn home. It included bagels, lox, and all the trimmings. When Rachel asked what all the fuss was about, Kevin replied, “It’s the day I’m going to ask you to marry me!” Kevin proposed that day over bagels, and they enjoyed their first meal together as an engaged couple.

This stormy summer day at the Peterloon Estate in Cincinnati transported wedding guests to a lighter state of being, with a flurry of dynamic blooms and a ceremony rich in Jewish traditions.

Rachel and Kevin wanted the feeling for their day to feel refined with a natural ease, of which they coined the term “blooms and a breeze.” The August day brought a surprise rainstorm that changed their original plans for an outdoor ceremony. Instead, they moved the golden chuppah structure indoors, which ended up feeling warm and intimate for their Jewish ceremony. It also included an adorable procession of five flower girls with halos of greenery.

The reception created a warm glow of soft ambers, peaches, and delicate pastels. Visual airiness was reflected in the multi-colored glassware, thin taper candles, and transparent place settings. Dynamic, floral compositions made a fluttering, asymmetrical statement. Garlands of greenery were left unkempt with lush, highly textured blooms. Much of the day was inspired by moments of art nouveau and their beloved Prospect Park from their neighborhood of Brooklyn.